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901.
by kubb 2y ago
Basically he’ll do anything to get the votes he needs, there’s no morality behind it.
902.
by kubb 2y ago
My Garmin has a flashlight, maps with navigation on device, altimeter, barometer, thermometer, GPS and other satellite navigation systems, it tracks pulse, sleep, etc. It's perfect for hiking and cycling, helps you find the right route
903.
by kubb 2y ago
L-1 is primarily for intracompany transfers, right? O-1 would require demonstrating acclaim - not sure how that is done. E1/2 - the significant trade part isn’t that clear to me. Not sure who qualifies. H1B is a lottery. I can’t quite
904.
by kubb 2y ago
I’m a senior SWE in big tech. Targeting big to mid tech and financial companies or startups. I’m weighing my options in case of layoffs and whatnot.
905.
by kubb 2y ago
As an EU citizen, what are my chances of being able to get a visa if hired by an American company?
906.
by kubb 2y ago
I didn’t mention MAGA, you must have spuriously inserted it. There isn’t enough time or space here to discuss how history of the US or Hong Kong can be interpreted. It’s a humongous subject. Let’s just say there are more factors than you’ve
907.
by kubb 2y ago
This is a misunderstanding of both Rand and Marx: Rand’s philosophy doesn't depend on altruism - in fact it explicitly rejects altruism as a virtue, focusing on rational self-interest as the driving force of progress. This is of course
908.
by kubb 2y ago
Ayn Rand’s books have a cult following, tied closely to a specific political ideology and resonating with aspects of American national identity, particularly its celebration of individualism. However, they present a naive vision of the worl
909.
by kubb 2y ago
I mean under Trump the US becomes less and less of an ally, and more an opportunistic bully.
910.
by kubb 2y ago
1. Build a strawman. 2. Beat the living hell out of the strawman. 3.”I’m sure this will trigger some people”. 4. Get a standing ovation from Elon Musk. 5. Lots of money from private capital.
911.
by kubb 2y ago
Turns out that technical education doesn’t equip you for dealing with every discipline of inquiry, especially not when it involves social phenomena. Of course the humanities are all usurped by the woke elites and you should look only to PG
912.
by kubb 2y ago
„The Democrats control the language“ is a wild, but unsurprising take.
913.
by kubb 2y ago
You know who is a good writer? LLMs. Imagine a model interrogating you about a piece of code and writing perfect documentation. JK, the LLM will get bad input and it will spit out bad output.
914.
by kubb 2y ago
They will learn their lesson how exactly? By getting money for free from VCs? Remember, most of these startups are grifters. Only few of them really believe in their products.
915.
by kubb 2y ago
Curious, does the air being thinner affect flight time?
916.
by kubb 2y ago
Realistically, apartment prices will just scale up to whatever people can afford. So yes, house prices will go up, but apartments won’t become cheaper than the houses originally were.
917.
by kubb 2y ago
Yea it shouldn’t but home owners are in the majority so what are you gonna do about it? Also both of the parties are fully behind the interests of homeowners, with one of them being really obsessed with helping high-wealth individuals not p
918.
by kubb 2y ago
How can housing prices drop if most people invest most of their wealth into their house and they expect a return on the investment?
919.
by kubb 2y ago
House prices in Poland can be higher than in the US (for a comparable size and location).
920.
by kubb 2y ago
Armed hostage-taker? It’s unfortunate you feel the need to misrepresent my position rather than address the real issue. This kind of distortion suggests an agenda. Regardless how sympathetic you might feel towards the protesters and the pol
921.
by kubb 2y ago
So, you recommend using goto, which indeed is the only available mechanism.
922.
by kubb 2y ago
How do you write C code that needs to do this (set up several resources, and clean only some of them up depending on where the function returns) so that it’s easy to follow?
923.
by kubb 2y ago
You’re right.
924.
by kubb 2y ago
In the US some psychopath straight up shot and killed a climate activist who was in the way of his car. It’s a miracle something similar didn’t happen there.
925.
by kubb 2y ago
I don’t follow Canadian politics, and I don’t know that much about Trudeau, but having the capital full of honking, mad truckers, holding the government hostage for their demands to be met in a time of crisis sounds like an absolute nightma
926.
by kubb 2y ago
Printing money costs money too.
927.
by kubb 2y ago
This is the way. But I’m unlucky to have been locked into a small job market, so I’m stuck in a local maximum. Won’t be moving to the US anytime soon with Trump’s immigration policies.
928.
by kubb 2y ago
I’d love to take a look as well!
929.
by kubb 2y ago
To be fair, if watching this almost 3 hours long recording is the only way to learn the difference between a garden and a stream, I can completely understand why people wouldn’t know it.
930.
by kubb 2y ago
You're free to use ALGOL in your posts if you want. It reads like pseudocode used in algorithmic books, and should be familiar to anyone who used the Pascal family. ALGOL gave way to C, and C is now giving way to Rust, Zig and others.

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