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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
No offense, but how could possibly Debian Sid and the SUSE have more stable rolling release. For a rolling release you count on the default configuration working and both Debian and SUSE are a hell of customise scripts. I don't think i
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
I expect the same, but on the other hand many things related to X configuration have improved since then (dpi, multi-screen, etc), so I was hoping the result would be better. I need only xfce, appmenu and plank anyway.
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
Mine is around 6-7 years old. Started off as an Antergos on T450s, then moved to T480 and later on I replaced the extra repos and the startup logo with EndeavourOS after the Antergos ones went dark. However, I can see a noticable slowdown a
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
May I ask what classifies this comment as flamebait, what the concrete criteria are and some other examples? Thanks P.S. Alright, now I see, that it would be under the "unrelated controversy" clause. Could you explain to me object
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
It is extremely naive to think that ServiceNow would be able to steal a feature from e.g. the PM part of GitLab. The reason why their products are even more obnoxious than paper bureaucracy is definitely not that noone ever told them what t
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
In which manufactory is mesitylene an active agent, waste product? Now I see that it is a component of coal tar. Weren't the Polish and the German using natural gas? And didn't they switch back to coal only after a combination of
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
Well, it is a rather small river and the first major conglomeration is Ostrava with a population of 900,000 and a shitton of heavy industry to this day. On the other hand still having some non-offshore industry (DE, CZ, PL, etc) has many ad
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
Speaking of this, have you of LMAX Disruptor[0]? You probably have. And yeah, having fine control over the memory allocation and garbage collection in such a high-level language (multi-platform vm!) is akin to building a ship in a bottle. H
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
Have you noticed how EU parliament works - it doesn't matter whom you send there, they all vote the same. With a few exceptions like Petr Mach or J Korvin-Mikke ofc, but it is more fringe exceptions.
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
Yes, but in this case it explicitly says it is not a tech layoff. So the possible relevance is denied at source.
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
It would be nice if it included info on how many of the layoffs are technical people. I know of layoffs here in EU, but it was UX, product, etc. Seems like techies are still in demand.
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
It is a great book, somewhat better than the competition, but being aware of Feist in the age of Tolkien, GRRM and even the Harry Potter lady, simply means a lonely childhood hah.
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
99% of techies I know who are also financially literate enough to be stacking sats are in the top 5% bracket income-wise. I know that because I know what sort of offers suggested by me they have rejected. If the 5-th percentile of tech pay
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
It doesn't imply anything like that. And in case someone takes everything personally, then they must be an extremely dysfunctional person. I am an average guy looking for truth through discussion, not a clinical psychiatrist.
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
https://nypost.com/2022/05/10/chicagos-lori-lightfoot-urges-... One rules for me, others for thee, no? Disclaimer: Trump also made a massive mistake by suggesting what he suggested.
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
3 months ago J Powell (of Kraken, not Fed lol) adviced his users not to keep their crypto on his exchange[0]. Not the best business move either. A possible explanation might be provided here: https://twitter.com/jespow/
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
Before that was Classical Liberalism. At least in US and Western Europe. In Eastern Europe it was something officially called "Unimplemented Communism/Developed Socialism".
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
To be honest, I really took that into account. For example this crap fat (known by everyone) momma-pizza's taste has deteriorated from 8 to 6. High quality single-malt's taste has deteriorated from 7 to 5, while mince and sausage
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
Yes, but it is as socially unfair as government services being charged on for-profit basis. Or even a bit more. I am the most anti-socialist person I know and even to me, inflation is too cruel of a tax.
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
Well. In all honesty, I should have written "definetly not yet" instead of "probably not yet". But I see it from my own perspective as someone who grew up in Bulgaria and spent his adult life in the Czech Republic. Neith
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
Let's play my politics !!! I don't believe that anyone should be coerced into not having an abortion, but I don't believe anyone should be coerced into paying in someone else's abortion. Thus I agree with... wait for it.
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
In case you are actually asking a question - most environmental guidelines in today's EU cities are the result of court cases. Both my hometown and the city I currently live in have been found guilty of neglecting air quality multiple
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
What does Clive Thompson have to do with software engineering excellence? Could you send me his github. Judging people by their appearance is extremely superficial and guaranteed to bring you tons of problems in any more complex context.
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
This might have been true 10 years ago, but now (just from the wiki examples): 1. More than 40% in US do not believe Biden legitimately won election – poll - https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jan/05&#x2
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
Yes, externalities must indeed be settled. However, leaded petrol (same chap also invented freon (!) btw - talk about being unlucky :D) cannot really be handled by a market as it is in its nature a bodily harm and there is the criminal code
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
This is one of the best comments on HN ever. Another problem of the current (non-commodity based) system is that monetary base doesn't map to the resources of the planet which have not increased almost 5-fold as did M2[0]. 0. https:&#
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
They are not among the very best, they literally invented it and still hold the steering wheel.
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
"long-haired weirdos who hung around university labs after hours" How is someone's appearance relevat to the management technique? I've never seen it as a criteria. https://www.linkedin.com/in/miriam
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
IKEA doesn't make anything. Their entire competetive advantage is inventing logistics 2.0
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by luciusdomitius 4y ago
It is not just IKEA. Besides shrinkflation, there must be something like shitficflation, because here in C. Europe, mince and sausages became basically inedible over the past 12 years. Which is a shame as I used to enjoy both.

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