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by kungito 5y ago
Is this taking into account the fact that more countries use euro as a currency? Or is this x5 because 50% of that is from there being more countries in eurozone?
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by kungito 5y ago
My guess would be that bartering works on a smaller inventory but once you have too many products you need a universal currency
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by kungito 5y ago
There's an ongoing study: https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2021-06-23-ivermectin-be-investiga... and I've also seen https://web.musc.edu/about/news-center/2021/09/17/trial-of
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by kungito 5y ago
From what I understand, this is a USA problem. European legal system isn't based on case law and there is a lot more of the jugde interpreting the loosely defined laws and the constitution. There is also this "law practice" o
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by kungito 5y ago
I have to say I'm sick and tired of these articles. I've developed severe anxiety in the last year where now I'm on meds after ending up in ER. I blame covid media coverage. Old people die, people get vaxxed, people get vaxxe
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by kungito 5y ago
Funny you should mention refrigerator because I'm pretty sure barely any non engineer could understand reverse Carnot cycle, let alone electricity on multiple levels of abstraction (current/fields/kirkhoffs laws/electrom
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by kungito 5y ago
Apparently they have automated systems which are easily gamed like using parent's ID card etc
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by kungito 5y ago
A friend from Shanghai tells me this wont be enforced just like the same restriction they had from 2 years ago wasn't: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-50315960
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by kungito 5y ago
The thing is, if these big corps wanted they could just re-implement the whole product with the same API so it doesn't matter if your product is open source or closed source. The only thing that matters is if they find it worth the has
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by kungito 5y ago
We have not gone full circle. We are just expanding into various scenarios where a gc language is preferable to non gc language and vice versa. There will never be a perfect compiler nor do we always want to do everything manually.
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by kungito 5y ago
Well in Croatia the taxis aren't out of business. They just lowered prices, introduced an app for requesting rides and introduced rating of employees. They also service smaller cities where the volume is too low for Uber to operate so
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by kungito 5y ago
The sad part is that I am probably in some minority and hence no one will care to fix scenarios for me. The only time I now watch Netflix is when I want to watch something specifically and I search where can I watch it and it turns out it e
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by kungito 5y ago
Yeah because in many "regulated" markets the market was fixed so that taxis can have limited supply and hence insane prices. In Croatia they changed the law after Uber came to deregulate taxis and it's way better now than it
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by kungito 5y ago
When exactly has Israel specifically won?
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by kungito 5y ago
I'd say the policy makers are making political decisions because it's a political problem in their eyes. If more people are pro mask they are going to enforce masks. If people get scared they are increasing restri tions. If people
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by kungito 5y ago
What AI might be better at than us is recognizing joint parts of code, creating a boilerplate for that and immediately offer to other users. Sort of like automated package control with self generating libraries for common patterns
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by kungito 5y ago
Is he in any way related to F#? I feel like he is completely focused on Typescript with C# slowing down with features and F# and VBasic are pretty much in maintenance mode
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by kungito 5y ago
I haven't done it so far but if you know how to set it up that fast, is it really that bad to also set up a kube cluset together with everything else? It's not that resource demanding and for a simple app you can probably set it u
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by kungito 5y ago
People hate change and reality is that Windows is at the core of every casual's experience. Devs will bitch and complain amd threaten to switch to Linux but reality is that your already switched or won't. I've been developing
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by kungito 5y ago
Management isn't analysis of data, it is making a decision based on that analysis. A completely different and more complex problem. One could argue that the border between the two is unclear but we have for sure been automatizing the a
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by kungito 5y ago
From what I have heard, there is less and less money per article in the market. They hire college temps to write (copy paste from other websites) and no one checks the articles. They have to make sure that whatever has an article on the int
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by kungito 5y ago
but Discord is closed source...
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by kungito 5y ago
It's always a tradeoff whether you want to read some other code or work on something else. Rust ecosystem is not that mature so for a few libraries I had to end up rewriting the thing myself with some fixes or without some bloat. I&#x2
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by kungito 5y ago
I'd say it's pretty unfair to take clean build time to consider doing something useful. 98% of my rust builds are incremental builds which take 10-15 seconds for a project I have been working on for 9 months full time and I think
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by kungito 5y ago
Yes, you can make a fake account just for oculus. So?
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by kungito 5y ago
I'm not sure you are being completely honest even though you say you worked at Microsoft. VSCode exists because Visual Studio is becoming harder and harder to maintain and they wanted something to target all the other languages not sup
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by kungito 5y ago
Hi Emily. It would be amazing if more farmers would look into participating in the Open-Source Digital Infrastructure for the Agriculture Ecosystem: AgStack https://agstack.org/ by Linux Foundation
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by kungito 5y ago
Often times I feel interested in anything but software engineering
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by kungito 5y ago
The way I feel like now at 27 is that I have to choose between starting a business, spending more time with people I love or taking better care of my body. I don't see doing those 3 at the same time possible
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by kungito 5y ago
How does the business really work and is there some book about it which isn't just popular fiction?

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