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As someone who have escaped from places with public housing and healthcare provision, I suspect you were never really experiencing that. Some place for wise regulation - maybe. That said, a parallel is very poor. Modern academia is a zero s
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The thing with honey is that it is rare and seasonal in nature. Once a month/season/year is probably highly beneficial, daily is likely to be a slow suicide.
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With C# and Java, we have learned that time and battle tested VMs can remove terrible pain points in proper hands.
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Cardano project looks pretty much like Hardon Collider in the making
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Housing is only a side effect. The main thing is, Canadians do not make enough children. With fertility rate less than 1.5, immigration is the only source of healthy population. That said, current requirement to have a job to immigrate, mak
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I am not making any idols here. The quote just comes to my mind now and then, when reality, so to say, happens.
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I must say I've stopped watching movies too, and reading most fiction (except at least 100 years old), after diving deeper into life. Certainly not only drugs are fake or toxic.
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It did not take a while to understand all drug experiences are deeply fake comparing to living full life. And if they enrich you, you life is probably fake. Like in Russian group Splin lyrics: "Я наяву вижу то, что многим даже не сни
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With all of its terribleness, PayPal is good for subscriptions, you can just cancel it any time and done. So if subscription only service doesn't offer PayPal, I'll skip it.
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In any case, whoever succeeds in this, should only do this once (for any particular issue).
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It's easy to buy central government.
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6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Anywhere | REMOTE YES - We are a team of two (plus occasional hires) who do heavy full stack lifting with Clojure/ClojureScript as a primary weapon of choice. Experience so far in financial, maritime, media, social, game
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From time to time I am trying to crawl government procurement portals for projects, and dropping the idea after a couple of hours again and again: only proposal, initial negotiation and documentation will probably require several people ful
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In ancient Rome, selling oneself to slavery of prospective business owner was both a popular immigration path for foreigners and a career for poor citizens.
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Yeah, there is a huge asymmetry: a lawbreaker has limited tolerance to errors (one will suffice), a law enforcer has basically unlimited error resource.
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Traffickers, when using the highway, do not make HQs at major intersections and rest zones and do multiply at will there. And if they do, they got banned for some time.
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On nearly every OS I know (now I am on MacOS): 1. System boots up and starts some apps which are creating windows. This may take some time. 2. While all of that loading, I am seeing some of the apps of no use, I am quickly switching to one,
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Diversifying clients is good, still on practice main part of the income usually comes from the single client. And.. Your time doesn't scale, compensation has visible upper limits.
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On the wave of fashionable gig economy, many forget that full time employee is not exactly a workforce, but a company's insurance which guarantees that chosen workforce will be guaranteed at any given point of time and will do nothing
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Look for Kelly criterion for the whole field on how to cook entropy
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Preview for PDF manipulation was a nice try at first, until I realized I suddenly have unexpected problems with produced docs, trouble with drag-and-drop, overwritten files etc.. Now I am using PDFGenius and never looking back.
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"Curators"
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Choose the one who writes simple and readable code, not the one who is doing complex gymnastics just for the sake of showcasing that exotic language skills.
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I was talking about Clojure as a filter, not about unconditional superiority of Clojure devs. Indeed, any particular company usually attracts either all very good or all mediocre Clojure coders. My point it is easy to establish who is who.
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Not that developers using niche languages are good, but rather it is very easy to figure out if they are good.
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In short, Clojure is far the best professionalism filter I have stumbled upon, in all of my 20 years of coding for money. It takes around 5 minutes to figure out whom you are talking to, when you are talking about Clojure. This worked perfe
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Nowadays I see much more overeducated people who are blind to obvious real life things, helpless, sick and overdependent on government.
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Simple: When you see too many rats, just stop feeding cats.
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Yeah, sitting on slow connection while doing modern web dev, was the time I've really learned how to use linux.
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Such massive media coverage before actual outcomes smells .. not right.
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