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janeroe
7y ago
In Russian "raku" is a genitive of cancer / a derogatory term used for noob users.
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> when I learned English, "they" wasn't singular Did you learn English before 14th century? Because that's when it emerged.
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Do you have to be a right-winger or a left-winger to believe that private companies owe you something be it education, training, or a special level of compensation. I mean they already pay taxes. If you don't like the conditions and te
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>> there's a difference between "www.example.com" and "example.com" > Can you link to a site where these two are different? There are 3rd level domains where everyone can register "www.{TLD}". E.g
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Fedora 28, Firefox 61. The linked page is too webscale for my browser, the tab crashes after a dozen seconds of scrolling.
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> the daunting task of hiring a team, from low-level engineers to a new VP I don't think "low-level" means what the article's author thinks it means.
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> The US has 45 of the top 50 universities on earth, and 19 of the top 20 Right, and North Korea is the second best country in the world according to the research of North Korean scientists.
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MAID is "not bad"? It's the shittiest shitcoin, a coin that has nothing but marketing and a number of unworking prototypes developed by cheap outsources. How is that "not bad"?
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8y ago
> systemic biases against women in github pull requests Did you read your link? > The hypothesis is not only false, but it is in the opposite direction than expected; women tend to have their pull requests accepted at a higher rate t
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Ask HN: Does Google violate GDPR by storing data even after account removal?
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9y ago
The only issue is there's neither attention (in the sense that you mean) of "big governments and companies" nor "innovation".
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I was in a similar position. No interests, nothing. Started reading all kinds of books. Ended up with the computer science ones, began learning low level stuff. Life is meaningful again. It's just webdev wasn't fulfilling enough a
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9y ago
Did anyone mention parasail? It's a statically typed programming language with region based memory management, builtin parallelism of every expression, and a number of other quite entertaining design decisions. I think it's a sham
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> You are confusing Linux distros and The GNU kernel. > Android is built on the GNU kernel like Linux, but does not share the same libraries and packages as Linux. That'd be Stallman's dream. But no, Linux is the kernel. Evi
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I was an active contributor to a number of popular open-source projects and a maintainer of a couple of my own. Nobody cares TBH unless the position you're applying for requires that particular project you've worked on. And even t
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> Is it worth spending tens of millions > We don't have infinite resources. You tell me why it costs tens of millions and yet the overall healthy girl after a minor procedure ended up in a condition like that. And why the butcher
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> Two things there—first, they aren't "experts", they're just experts. These are people who had access to the best literature on what is possible and were respected Just 50 years ago or so "not 'experts'