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by kungito 6y ago
It's not technically complex but it shows that he recognized a need for something in the community and provided a solution with proof that people liked it. A software developer is way more than just a coder; which many people seem to f
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by kungito 6y ago
Either Svelte or React creators
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by kungito 6y ago
HN is more and more like first semester coding class where the professor always tells the "fun facts" but we have to be in the same class every year
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by kungito 6y ago
I'd say the problem is way different and it's a people problem. A small percentage of people invest enougu resources to be able to have the big picture and write higher quality solutions. There is a huuge percentage of people with
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by kungito 6y ago
Can we then change the title to "Contact with ... contaminated surface.."
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by kungito 6y ago
Isn't the percentage of non religious rising globally? We can't really ever converge into one way or another since the distribution of intelligence among population will always be the same. Some people will need religion and some
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by kungito 6y ago
*runs over grandma who us trying to ilegally and suddenly cross the street right in front of the car
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by kungito 6y ago
Google throws money at problems which don't generate revenue all the time. I feel like all it takes is someone inside Google with enough leverage to push it through without the thing having to make business sense
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by kungito 6y ago
The problem is that expectations are not communicated correctly. There are projects with devoted maintainers and there are projects where someone did something one time. Here is my stupid proposal: If you (the company or person or team) do
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by kungito 6y ago
So unfortunately we lost the one thing we could all agree on
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by kungito 6y ago
Senior developers with 20 years of experience do not "believe" in debuggers, IDEs or writing tests. Same things are reinvented every 3 months with a new name written in a custom font. We are in many ways still in the bronze age of
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by kungito 6y ago
The corruption is prevalent in all countries, it's just that in the more developed countries the corruption is only at the higher levels
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by kungito 6y ago
I'm on my way to you. Stay right there
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by kungito 6y ago
The company is paying an employee to work on a product which their business probably uses in return for publicity, bigger voice in the direction or prioritization of bugs and features, and to ensure stability of the product they depend on
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by kungito 6y ago
So you can think of all the people suffering an inescapable and slow death and you want to force them to have to go through that because you are worried about a case of neglected older people who will get one more of many ways to commit sui
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by kungito 6y ago
Most of the time I just want to get tipsy or drunk with my friends and I don't really care how many hours have the grapes been grazing the sun. If it's ok taste, isn't too unhealthy and gets the job done, it works for me. And
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by kungito 6y ago
It's very funny how this is not the default and no one is complaining
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by kungito 6y ago
The worst part is that as a European or god forbid Eastern European you simply do not have access to all the content you have in USA. I pay for available streaming services and am forced to get the rest of the content by other means
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by kungito 6y ago
There are too many streaming services nowadays to pay for every single one. One option is sharing, the other is unsubscribing
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Fermented foods industry race issue(eater.com)
1 points by kungito 6y ago|2 comments
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by kungito 6y ago
While the fermented foods industry evangelizes products rooted in global, often East Asian, traditions, its most visible faces are predominantly white
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by kungito 6y ago
I'd be very interested to know what kind of jobs foreigners land in Eastern Europe. Without knowing the language I'd say almost all professions are unavailable
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by kungito 6y ago
I cannot imagine Barcelona needing something to put it on a map. Am not spanish
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by kungito 6y ago
These are edge cases. It's hard to tell how many people give in to the rules of the license while before they wouldn't
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by kungito 6y ago
I've heard first hand about this happening in Denmark on a large scale as well. It's hard not believing the government knows about this but does nothing. I wouldn't call it slavery in this case because people come by buses fr
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by kungito 6y ago
Personally I think that's one of the worst things you can do to a person: manipulate him into wanting more things. I fucking hate ads
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by kungito 6y ago
I don't understand why this is a problem. It's a simple multi tier naming scheme. Don't Americans have Springfields everywhere?
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by kungito 6y ago
It's ridiculous how often people repeat this because they want to live in expensive areas. You don't really have to do that.
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by kungito 6y ago
I prefer remoting through vscode into a remote dev machine so that I can work on my laptop from wherever with amazing build times
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by kungito 6y ago
Maybe where you are from but here in eastern Europe you can get a cushy job and work at 20% of effort and live an upper middle class life just from 1 good connection. Then you can work you ass off in college but in the wrong industry where

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