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I'd say an interesting question could be what was the reach of Stallman's leadership. I haven't followed GNU and FSF at all in my years while I am a comp sci guy and I do wonder on each new project which license to take. Free
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Why are manufacturers increasing income for the repairmen instead of lowering the cost of maintenance so that they can increase their own prices? Is this because they couldn't increase prices even if they lowered maintenance cost so th
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Why are you specifically mentioning north west of Europe? No one I ever met in south east of Europe ever had automatic (where I live).
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I have only done Haskell during college and my friend is doing Haskell in web backend in production so I'd say I have a pretty good feeling about the skill gap in Haskell. There are many concepts that he tries to explain to me which I
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"being you" is impossible to define. We change every second. Do people survive changing relationship status? Are they still "them" when they start doing the dishes or decide that "they aren't going to take this
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7y ago
My friend works as a full time teacher. Has 24 * 45min=16h of classes each week which is above the norm which is 20 * 45min. He spends 2-3 more hours each week on grading things in case they have exams that week and about 2-3 hours each wee
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7y ago
An interesting social effect could be that currently by default there is no internet. Then you get a device that provides internet and the government takes it a way. If there was starlink lets say there is internet by default. Then the gove
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At least in Croatia, I would say people are still figuring out how to do the startup thing. Certain incentives and incubators have appeared in the past few years, the country has shown some interest with improving regulation and some people
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I keep hearing about these famous salaries in Croatia as well but my impression is that most people get a starting monthly net salary of 1000€ after masters in CS or SDE. Then there's some people who interned during college which get s
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I wouldn't call this a cycle as much as consolidation. People are moving away from certain areas because their culture requires things which do not exist there anymore and other people with different culture then go there for other rea
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7y ago
As I understood it, it's a cultural thing in USA where they really like the feeling of lots of dollar bills https://youtu.be/gonVHW_X79U
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But maybe it had to do with them being able to use a higher level library, not worry about gc, and focus on other things
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Does this happen with Chromecast as well? I'm totally fine with disconnecting my tv since I only use it via Chromecast anyways. Smart tv makes no sense to me simce they are all 10x shittier than Chromecast
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7y ago
I haven't seen this happen in a few Microsoft and Google offices across Europe
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In Europe generally tipping isn't obligatory. You tip if you feel like it/feel rich/are drunk etc. In Italy they even have a per person fee included in the bill in restaurants which apparently is supposed to work as a tip. I
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7y ago
Were you applying for a junior position? Not saying you were not worth hiring, just that they didn't see it. To me it sounds more like they needed an excuse not to hire you. People here are complaining about being discriminated at age
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Ummm I have a European health card and I was stitched in France and Austria for free when I got my injuries. I don't know about Switzerland since it's got special snowflake status
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I guess this is both a way for them to pressure themselves to finally release no matter the cost because with a thing like this I believe they could go for years without considering it "ready ready". They have way less resources t
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7y ago
How about a chrome plugin for developers which somehow on a press of a button replaces the chrome rendered website with the firefox rendered one within chrome? Or like every second reload or something it uses firefox rendeder instead of chr
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Is 20 days period for seeing your family doctor or some kind of specialist?
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Dont forget -1x developers http://wiki.c2.com/?NetNegativeProducingProgrammer
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On laptop I would reduce the video window to 10% of screen and put it just under the camera and it made a huge difference
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With Croatian-Serbian it isn't even about the difference in phonetics. The only reason you wouldn't understand each other is the 1-5% of vocabulary but even with that there are bigger differences within the country's regions
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Hi. As a student developing a system for a friendly NGO I must say that having angularfire integrate with Angular made this an instapick because I wanted to get started asap. The issue now is that it really feels like the docs need more exa
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Be sure to version his code so that you have fun memories stemming from before all the rewrites!
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What other reason would there be to put an advanced feature in a more expensive version of something?
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I've worked in many languages including C#, Python,Javascript, Typescript, Haskell and while I understand Python and Javascript are amazing for prototyping, I don't see the advantage in the "on time with minimum maintenance&q
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"Generics" (which should allow higher kinded types) work well with monads, who containers are among many others.
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How is a language which doesn't have a type checker a synonym for clean code?
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My best guess would be that your data is going through pseudonymization and so you are no longer uniquely identifiable. [1] By contrast to anonymization, Article 4(5) of the GDPR defines pseudonymization as “the processing of personal data
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