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jajko
1y ago
Jeez, youngish people feeling left out on investing into real estate see it as root of most of problems this world is facing now. Sorry but can't agree, as do most folks here backing up with some hard data. That 'glass is half-emp
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jajko
1y ago
Yeah I can't imagine her actually doing some big decisions on her own, when Manchild keeps jumping all over the place and keeps flipping his emotional opinions faster than I can flip (manual) light switch.
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jajko
1y ago
No it doesn't. If I waited every time for obscure production issue to be reproduced in lower envs I would be fired... many times for clear and obvious incompetence. Sometimes, you can add some additional steps, logging, change behavior
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jajko
1y ago
Hard focus on one use case, albeit most famous and has some properties you mention. There are other use cases, like it or not. And its popularity - don't blame tools for basic human greed they only allow to be manifested, that's n
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1y ago
> The resulting communist regime initially jailed or killed any person who dared speak against it. That's whole modus operandi of russians entire 20th and 21st century. Really, a cancerous mole that wants to spread at all costs acro
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1y ago
Its blurry because it was made blurry. It shouldn't be, and any laziness-inducing helper app or product ain't no excuse. These are basic core (and so far immovable) privacy principles, lets not lose sight of this when we delve int
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1y ago
Can't win if competition to whom the web belongs also tries to capture literally whole world in its ad-infested vision of future via its browser. There are tons of ways how to subtly degrade experience, or gain performance for oneself
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1y ago
Death is a natural sweeper that allows progress, evolution, rapid change and adjustment to new situations. The opposite brings, well, the opposite. The life well lived is a life thats easy to let go, regardless of your beliefs. The more peo
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1y ago
That's a nice theory but I don't want to bet future of mankind on some feel-good logic. In my view, a-holes remain a-holes, self-centered narcissists double so. Feel like trump for example got wiser and saner and more rational the
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1y ago
Nobody thinks twice in Europe about eating any raw vegetable, fruit, eggs, heck even raw fish or beef in carpaccio. You are claiming some negligible risk from food poisoning that is in some level present in every country globally, and you a
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1y ago
Its not health "experts" but literally whole nutrition science, or science in general. Its like saying "experts" claim evolution, but I know better. Jeez, I know this is predominantly US forum which is a place with its o
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jajko
1y ago
Definitely not every culture, far from it. You should probably actually travel a bit more.
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1y ago
Coding an actual solution is what, 5-10% of the overall project time? I dont talk about some SV megacorps where better code can directly affect slightly revenue or valuation and thus more time is spend coding and debugging, I talk about bas
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1y ago
This push is nothing new, since the need is there probably since 80s, definitely 90s. Visual programming in its myriad implementations, various DSLs, everything you can do to just stay away from that ugly low level hard code that does grun
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1y ago
Its cheap to write some code, but still big software projects cost massive amounts of cash, take forever and are often a failure. There are visible bugs or at least big missteps in design in literally all software I use - Windows OS, Offi
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1y ago
You are talking about juniors mixed with severe introvert persona. Most juniors in dev are a variant of that. Its part of seniority to overcome these self-inflicted mental barriers (reverse doesn't obviously work - an extroverted dev c
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1y ago
Is bored teenager approach "humorous" and "pleasant enough"? Not really, au contraire
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1y ago
If it would be so bad, Earth's polar regions (experiencing aurora borealis) would be inhabitable too. Earth's magnetic field is not magically neutralizing all charged particles from the Sun, just diverts them (some maybe away, but
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1y ago
Same for ie Switzerland. You have these Victorinox and Wengen knives which are proper tourist souvenirs (on top of being fine little knives). Most of them is done in neighboring countries, and only final assembly is done in the country to p
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1y ago
And that music part was by no small means helped with British exports over past 60 years
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1y ago
All you need is a modest trauma to the nose in right direction. Bones shifting a bit will cut forever hair-like nerves going from your nose sensors back to brain, effectively making you lose the sense of smell. When asked some doctor friend
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1y ago
Switzerland... the best actually long term sustainable and working capitalism I've seen. All freedom US craves so much for (and much more) while stronger social state than next to nothing US has for its weaker part of society
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1y ago
I think its pretty clear which case is being discussed. 20% increase in chance is not something to generally worry about.
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1y ago
One of my ex' father triggered a lifelong episode of schyzophrenia by excessive drinking during mandatory military service around age 18-19. So i'd say there are number of triggers
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1y ago
I swear there must be somebody properly petty in higher management of apple to keep coming with these childish moves that harm image of the company as some sort of serious reliable manufacturer. I guess to each their own
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1y ago
While generally true, you are not the only one aging around you, and some sickness/accident stuff can happen with higher probability as years add up. The chance you will need to take care of both your kids and your parents in your 50s
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> From unaccountable taxi mafias This is my biggest problem with taxi service in the past. Unless they behave criminally towards you and you can go to police, you were at their mercy. Any cost had to be accepted, no idea how much it woul
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jajko
1y ago
As an owner of airbnb listing, there is some truth there (although as a blanket statement its obviously not true). Its mostly Karens of this world, or simply people pissed off enough to bother getting an app and creating an account, and put
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jajko
1y ago
If you have a naturally addictive personality (or lack of strong enough mental guards against), maybe directing those affections towards something cheaper and more healthy is the solution. Find a virtue in obsession. Get into some physical
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1y ago
If only it would be so easy to blame it all on capitalism. I've lived in communism and it was exactly the same. Pollution beyond any reasonable levels, testing chemistry on products and people, rules and regulations coming from governm
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