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by lukasLansky 8y ago
Technically, yes. But if you start print money too recklessly, you will trigger inflation and inflation expectations. Your creditors from abroad will either add heavy markup on future USD debt, or ask for debt in different currency. The onl
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by lukasLansky 8y ago
It would be misleading for consumers of the interface to mark compute_pi_digits awaitable -- at least in .NET world that have quite a lot of experience with async-await at this point. See http://blog.ploeh.dk/2016/04&#x
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by lukasLansky 8y ago
Funny, I find measuring opportunity costs much much harder than measuring engineering effort. Even in your example, are those phone calls the substantial costs, or is it customer confidence in your product being lost the main motivation you
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by lukasLansky 8y ago
Mastodon is perfectly usable for microblogging, and, moreover, it's currently the best usecase for the tool. You can't find partners for conversation as easily as with established platforms with network effects, but you can use it
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by lukasLansky 8y ago
Those "extra hours of sunlight" you "have" are defined by the time you start to work, not by timezone. If you have tendency to start late and you want to hack the tendency by re-numbering hours, you will get to the same
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by lukasLansky 8y ago
Occupation of West Germany would be a much bigger deal from international relationships standpoint than Czechoslovakia occupation was. I'm saying that as a Czech citizen. Taking West Germany would be revisionist. Reaffirming the fact t
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The Joys and Sorrows of Turbidostat-Based Development(programming.lansky.name)
1 points by lukasLansky 8y ago|0 comments
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by lukasLansky 8y ago
"The Swedish Theory of Love" is a great documentary about loneliness in Sweden. It features public workers doing the job discussed in the article.
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by lukasLansky 8y ago
It's consistent to both want to change the rules and also to play acording to the current ones. You can think that taxing property is better than taxing income, but you still pay what your state says, not more, not less.
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by lukasLansky 8y ago
It really depends on their marginal costs of serving single customer. I would guess that for text content producers, it's costly to produce content and cheap to show it. Then it makes sense to price discriminate (to show ads / ask
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by lukasLansky 8y ago
It's worth noting that in the .NET world, there is a useful extension point provided by Roslyn compiler that can be used for shipping analyzers and codefixes using the standard packaging tools (NuGet). Static analysis distributed in su
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by lukasLansky 9y ago
From my point of view, we are still firmly in the "software crisis" era. We can build software with limited functionality in a reasonable time, but we are not able to grow it without hitting various kinds of complexity ceilings fa
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by lukasLansky 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_semantics
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by lukasLansky 9y ago
No. There are two files, Program.cs and Startup.cs. Program.cs is 26 lines long, Startup.cs is 35 lines long. Project file is 15 lines long. Of course, there is whole web server Kestrel referenced somewhere, using NuGet and DLLs full of MSI
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The Seif Handshake(seif.place)
2 points by lukasLansky 10y ago|0 comments
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by lukasLansky 10y ago
Even though my employer decided they won't buy me NCrunch for my daily .NET development, I bought myself a personal licence, and I would do that again as the added value is tremendous. I hope Microsoft won't crash them with their
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Announcing NCrunch Version 3(blog.ncrunch.net)
2 points by lukasLansky 10y ago|1 comments
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by lukasLansky 10y ago
NCR | Prague, Czech republic | Full time | Onsite We are looking for both experienced & junior programmers to help us develop hospitality solutions such as cashier systems or food ordering infrastructure. The Prague office is fairly lar
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by lukasLansky 10y ago
a/ It's naive to assume market won't work in this one case and people will happily pass ten percent of their money to support staff just because their work is important. What can be competed away will be competed away. b&#x2F
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by lukasLansky 10y ago
This doesn't work for me on mobile.
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by lukasLansky 10y ago
I wonder what that means for the Prague office.
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Roslyn: Source Generators(github.com)
2 points by lukasLansky 10y ago|0 comments
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by lukasLansky 10y ago
Yes, the automatic serialization is not a solution for the most pressing problems presented by the article -- it's just the first thing from all the things that has to be done at the boundary. You have some DTO class that is your syste
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by lukasLansky 10y ago
What is the most impactful way one can contribute to the biological research effort from distance as a programmer with some basic university-level biological education? What open source project used in the area is both used frequently and l
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by lukasLansky 10y ago
Theoretically yes, but the problem with obscurity is that it creates moral hazard by lowering visibility of all other measures that are or are not taken to protect the system. It's not unreasonable to decide that such extra layer of pr
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by lukasLansky 10y ago
I recommend taking the specializations, but don't expect you will be able to reimburse them as Coursera is unable to provide invoices. Yeah.
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by lukasLansky 10y ago
Do you have source for "EU wants to forbid student exchange between willing parties", or did I misunderstand you and you are trying to say that EU is evil because they don't want to pay for the stuff from EU pocket?
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by lukasLansky 10y ago
NCR | Prague, Czech republic | Full time | Onsite We are looking for both experienced & junior programmers to help us develop hospitality solutions such as cashier systems or food ordering infrastructure. The Prague office is fairly lar
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by lukasLansky 10y ago
The fact that the notion of salary leads you to "corporate culture" suggests true relationship between work conditions in corporate and academia. There is nothing inherently corporate about good reward for work. Fundamental resear
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by lukasLansky 11y ago
Punctuated equilibrium is a reaction to your claim that evolution speeds up exponentialy with the size of the population. In practice, it's more like you need very small, separated group to move things forward. It's explained by t

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