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by jevgeni 5y ago
"You can use these 24 proprietary paid tools instead of Airflow" Thanks.
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Thank you for your article! Anecdotally, this is a phenomenon I see in high pressure service companies, like McKinsey’s of this world: there’s a very restricted, idiosyncratic vocabulary used by people working there driven by the idea that
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by jevgeni 5y ago
Tell me you haven't touched economics as a science, without telling me you haven't touched economics as a science.
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by jevgeni 5y ago
cough Scala 2 tuples cough
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by jevgeni 5y ago
Sure. Just implement that retrospectively for OLE 2.0.
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This is not bad code
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Absolutely agree. People are downvoting you, because they have problems contemplating that people from poor(er) countries have the ability to think for themselves.
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Yes, it's that damn CIA who forced Nazarbayev to appoint his son as the head of the national gas company and then forced said son to raise the gas prices. Damn you, CIA! (shakes fist at sky)
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by jevgeni 5y ago
It's almost like intelligence work and active military operations aren't the same thing...
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by jevgeni 5y ago
What exactly is wrong and untrue, E. O. Wilson's work?
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by jevgeni 5y ago
So some variation in IQ is caused by genetics, but to a very small degree compared to other factors. Am I interpreting (a) and (b) correctly?
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"I haven't read Dr. Zhivago, but I feel obligated to condemn"
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by jevgeni 5y ago
Yes, but what do YOU expect from an ideal IDE? That was the question. If you're targeting .NET or C++ development for Windows, there's not a lot of competition to be able to claim that there's something substantially better.
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That’s about as much prestige as working for a tobacco company.
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But what’s their UVP? I’d say quick and relevant search results. And that seems to be constantly degrading.
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Eh... People get emotional about their pre-established opinions. :D
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As someone who claims to be a writer, the author really should know better and not publish such low-value posts. Your point with the links makes it even clearer.
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by jevgeni 5y ago
What a non-article... Two points: - "the judge’s order to stop App Store anti-steering is a big one" - "bad vibes yielding bad blood within Apple’s own developer community" Rest is just filler.
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by jevgeni 5y ago
Exactly the pattern I've encountered while working in banking. Wrote a data-engineering / analytics system in C#. When it got traction from the management IT tried everything to make me "rewrite the thing in PL/SQL"
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What I’m saying, is that free market is a bad model for the reality of renting or owning a home.
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Living location is not a type of good that can be chosen freely, it's a necessity. Hence free markets don't really apply here.
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by jevgeni 5y ago
Oh wow, the host list is amazing. Thank you so much for this! To me this is evidence of ads being less and less effective, to be honest. The trust-credits created by early 2000s Google has been spent, it seems.
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Ask HN: Decline in Web's Quality?
5 points by jevgeni 5y ago|4 comments
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Sure, it's the color revolutions and not the years of Russia-supported kleptocracy and outright Russian invasions that are responsible for that. (Assuming that what you are saying is true. Although in your previous comment fact checkin
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True. Fine, trolling attempt failed. :)
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Hey, how are the Crimean Tatars doing?
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Moldova is the poorest country in Europe. Ukraine is 2nd and Serbia is 3rd. Out of some wacky coincidence these are also the European countries that had very strong alignment with Russia.
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A Brit saying that we should appease a violent dictator in hopes they’ll be less violent. Hmm…
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Russia claims that they are not participating in any hostilities in Ukraine, so formally it wouldn’t be.
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by jevgeni 5y ago
Well, see, you guys have signed a treaty to protect Ukraine’s integrity. A few years ago you kind of chickened out of it when it mattered and now it’s a matter of putting on a show to come off as at least slightly credible.

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