lultimouomo

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by lultimouomo 4y ago
If you have a personal and a school/work around on Microsoft platforms, and you use them daily, I bet you can be asked to log in 500 times in a couple of week of intense use. And each time you'll be asked if you want them to &quot
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
This still doesn't make them generated files! You opted to keep translation files out of version control; you could also keep images there, or source files. All this stuff is the (pretty direct) output of non-deterministic human interv
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
Also plain text files are usually generated. They are arrays of 1s and 0s. No one wants to write that by hand. I think that this is not a sensible definition of a generated file. A more sensible definition is that a generated file is create
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
It surely is quite aggressive. But the author qualifies it with "might even go so far as to say", so it seems like it's the absolute worst thing it was said to him. I've heard worse?
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
I concur. I submitted this link because it made me wonder what constitutes religious discrimination. If there is a non-work-related chat with colleagues, and someone thinks your opinion is wrong, I think they should be allowed to politely t
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Religious Discrimination at Google(cajundiscordian.medium.com)
99 points by lultimouomo 4y ago|300 comments
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
3 times the risk of death by traffic? This is the scariest thing I've ever read in my life; it is a staggering level of violence.
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
> now you're being mandated to be "40h at the office minimum"? And that's for people wishing to do remote work! So >40h at the office, plus an unspecified number of hours working remote. And still it's apparen
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
> You can use standard live streaming techniques for doing this. Yes, it will have 10-20 second latency (or more) You can do sub-second latencies with DASH and HLS. Not sub-second enough to do pleasant two-way communication, but literall
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
I think you are mixing up carbon monoxide contamination and carbon dioxide build up. They mean that with oxygen candles you don't risk having your very oxygen reserve introduce carbon monoxide in the air you breathe, as it could happen
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
> electronic caliper: Same, eats up 1 button cell a year, just sitting in my toolbox Had the same problem; got a good Vernier caliper, never looked back. Some things just don't need batteries!
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
Do people in Ontario use way less electricity than the rest of the country? If 40% of the people gets 60% of electricity from nuclear, I would expect the whole country to get at least 24% of electricity from nuclear.
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
It is interesting that Catholicism is deemed to have had such a big role in the drafting of the Hays code; I didn't know that. To me, as a European, the Hays code seems like the prototypical WASP thing - in the 30s US had prohibition,
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
> Any argument that uses this qualification should be accompanied with data. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=Traumati... https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
I use Google Suite for my small company; out of the last 12 monthly invoices by Google, 3 were marked as spam by Google itself.
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
Building more apartments has a huge environmental impact. Also it can severely impact the beauty of a city. Building them if there is an actual housing shortage? Sure! Building them so people from the silicon valley can be digital nomads? H
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
That doesn't solve the problem, you get a Dutch disease. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_disease
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
I live in a city that is a major tourist destination worldwide. Tourism has always been a blessing and a curse; shops always suffered a pressure to become tourist oriented; some big buildings were converted to hotels. With AirBnB the proble
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
The whole city suffers in the long run, as business get torn up to make a quick buck with rents, and the city becomes an empty fun park for tourists. The problem obviously exists beyond AirBnB, but AirBnB massively escalated the problem.
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by lultimouomo 4y ago
> I think everyone wins here. Everyone except the cities that have already lost a quantity of apartments and offices that have been repurposed as AirBnBs...
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by lultimouomo 5y ago
I saved this HN comment in my favorites a week ago, has some good options that should be available soon: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31036929
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by lultimouomo 5y ago
Opening a window in winter in Wisconsin is very much not free... It's a classic OPEX vs. CAPEX tradeoff, plus the climate impact (of course building the ventilation system has a climate impact too, so there is a tradeoff there as well)
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by lultimouomo 5y ago
Pretty much this. It has nullable types now, but it's still a meh java clone. On the plus side, I wouldn't say it really needs to be learned if you know Java (and maybe Kotlin or Swift, so that you are used to the ? operator). I w
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by lultimouomo 5y ago
I've used Qt for several desktop apps, both using Widgets and QML; I never used the python bindings, always used the C++ libraries directly. Writing GUIs is not a ton of fun for me (whether with Qt on desktop, native development on iOS
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by lultimouomo 5y ago
> I feel that for this to be a surprising revaluation to someone seems to me to indicate a lingering of the archaic notion that god created man in his image, and therefore man was different from beast. I think a more interesting take on
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by lultimouomo 5y ago
> sidenote: If anyone out there is an SAP specialist ns.nl looks like a pretty great place to work: 36hr week, 5 weeks vacation, pension, and free unlimited 2nd class + low cost 1st class train travel. And we can assume that a position i
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by lultimouomo 5y ago
Are you suggesting that * Those workers should not earn more, a union would make them earn more, therefore they should not unionize Or that * The union would not make those workers earn more, therefore they should not unionize ?
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by lultimouomo 5y ago
50000/250=200, that is a lot of cores!
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by lultimouomo 5y ago
Which mayonnaise bottle? It was ketchup I swear!
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by lultimouomo 5y ago
Among the best 5$ I've ever spent. This is a well polished app, which has non-trivial technical solutions (the AR view works very well and must not have been so simple to implement reliability on a miriad of different android devices).

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