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by kungito 5y ago
Sometimes I laugh at arguments like this, sometimes I get pissed of. You are seriously disconnected from reality if you think this will change anything except all laptops having a front webcam. I haven't seen one without it ever anyway
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by kungito 5y ago
I really don't lije these "work hard in all your 20s" advice because I'm at nearing the end of my 20s with great results but I feel like I want to save what's left of my 20s instead of chasing more cash. I haven&#x2
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by kungito 5y ago
From what I have heard was happening in my home country as well during hyperinflation, usually you don't have access to the foreign currencies, only the politically connected people to. Then they dump the forex into the black currency
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by kungito 5y ago
That's what I said as well. C# good, .NET bad
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by kungito 5y ago
I feel like Apple's way of forcing is because you cannot buy new Apple products with old features. In software you can keep using the old version and complain about the new one. This problem is especially visible in poorly designed eco
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by kungito 5y ago
Man I fucking love EU for all the small things regular people don't see which affect especially us smaller countries like Croatia when we joined. All the standards we had to adopt and regulations and consumer protections which never wo
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by kungito 5y ago
Yeah, often I get into a problem where I wanted to have a hierarchical tree to organize my things and then later I wanted to somehow connect nodes from different branches in some way. I guess you could always have `ui::app::android ui app
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by kungito 5y ago
Like what?
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by kungito 5y ago
It honestly doesn't feel powerfull at all. I admit, I have started using Influx 2.0 during beta, but the experience has been horrible. I first tried to write all my logic in Influx and have now over few months moved everything back int
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by kungito 5y ago
I feel like the US has to split into separate countries and maybe adopt a system like EU. Everything in the us gets so generalized no one has any agency over it except companies with enough money to push a narrative across 300 mil people. E
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by kungito 5y ago
Yeah I remember there was some drama regarding build machine path leaking into the release binaries
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by kungito 5y ago
It's a shame to love a language just because you got used to it instead of trying others and comparing features, every time learning something new, broadening your programming paradigm understanding. Maybe if you stay in your domain wh
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by kungito 5y ago
What's the name of this point? It's really hard to find any progress on this topic regarding Mochizuki other than some popular articles without any content.
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by kungito 5y ago
I'm no designer but I've seen amazing ones work. Could it be that this is just marketing talk unrelated to actual design philosophy underneath because it is not targeting people related to that?
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by kungito 5y ago
But what is the alternative? You need a generic way of deciding who gets how much money and I don't see another way except for the whole project application process. The only alternative is someone gives money to things he likes... Com
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by kungito 5y ago
Science is funded by money from projects. You write a project proposal and apply for funding. Isn't ghc funded by money from Glasgow University or something like that?
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by kungito 5y ago
Yeah lol you can live pretty nicely even in half of Europe with this
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by kungito 5y ago
Exactly! The most important question is how much caffeine is there. They market them as "strong" or "mild" and then they have the "new" "strong" and then they added the strength indicator. One has 4&#
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by kungito 5y ago
Batteries and coffee are the 2 supermarket things which amaze me. How is it possible there isn't some regulation on them having to display anything. Nescafe sometimes have "number of cups" displayed but sometimes they literal
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by kungito 5y ago
Talking to whom? At 75 half your friends and family are dead. At 80+ you are pretty much alone except for children and grandchildren if you have them
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by kungito 5y ago
But many less well off EU countries have only 1 good Uni and many people don't like moving away. That would mean forcing people to move out of their homeland just for tenure. I'd rather we stop having lifetime professors and limit
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by kungito 5y ago
Is there a not paywalled version?
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by kungito 5y ago
I'd say the problem is there is simply too many people wanting to get a position compared to how many open positions there are. In my college PhD's are practically handed out in return for working on some projects which generate r
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by kungito 5y ago
In a way, maybe this really is one of the ways of fixing that boredom. You give them empty seats which wouldn't be filled and they are less bored. In any case, I feel like in eastern Europe 95% of retired people are bored every day for
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by kungito 5y ago
Well they resigned from the company, they didn't die. They took the money and went elsewhere or on a break
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by kungito 5y ago
I'm from a developing country where these things are affordable and less wealthy people spend money on cigarettes rather than salads. Here it definitely isn't about money but about having proper food culture
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by kungito 5y ago
Not saying hello is a bit extreme but I feel like often IT people just refrain from initiating conversation with people unrelated to their interests/work
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by kungito 5y ago
Amdahl's law can be formulated in the following way: <math>S_\text{latency}(s) = \frac 1 {(1 - p) + \frac p s}</math>
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by kungito 5y ago
Not in Europe where Im from
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by kungito 5y ago
Yeah, if you are smart enough, you could compensate in other ways, but is seems the reality is different. People aren't smart enough on average to compensate for the simple factors which seem to guide people make the decisions.

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