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by mathverse 2y ago
Munich is HCOL even for European standards. Just a tiny bit behind London and Switzerland.
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by mathverse 2y ago
That is honestly totally fine. Companies dont want to deal with penny pinchers. They want a reliable corporate customer who is willing to commit to a yearly plan.
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by mathverse 2y ago
IBM will gut everything to the bone and send most of the jobs to India. There will be nothing worth of using pretty soon as we will all move to the next big foss thing.
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by mathverse 2y ago
Koreans believe they can brute force their way to success but during the last 10year these policies have been failing them. It does not help that they are naturally fatalists so its always all or nothing scenario.
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by mathverse 2y ago
I hate Koreans for doing this to other Koreans. I will never ever get over how koreans basically turned the whole country into hell joseon and there is no escape. Korea would be a much better place if they allowed themselves some slack.
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by mathverse 2y ago
Shopping for a new mbp. Do you think going with more ram would be wise?
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by mathverse 2y ago
w00w00 exploits sendmail to own the president
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by mathverse 2y ago
We dont need any tinfoil hats. FOSS projects were being backdoored even before they became a thing the difference is that this time it's state sponsored actors doing it. The old groups GOBBLES,ADM,ac1db1tch3z,~el8 were doing it, privat
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by mathverse 2y ago
Could not in theory the stdlib and most used libraries be heavily type annotated to assist the compiler?
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by mathverse 3y ago
CFEngine is great if you need to manage a large heterogenous fleet of different UNIX flavors like HP-UX,AIX,Solaris,Linux. Have used it at AT&T and it's been great.
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The Qore Programming Language(github.com)
4 points by mathverse 3y ago|1 comments
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by mathverse 3y ago
Meet Qore. Perl like programming language used to build business software at companies like Hutchison Drei.
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by mathverse 3y ago
Yes. These companies are faceless entities, literal money printing machines where some people in charge are the gods who get to decide what to do with the money printer. They hold an insane monopolistic position. Often these companies utili
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by mathverse 3y ago
Ill word it like this next time :p
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by mathverse 3y ago
I consider german food products in general to be tasteless (I am not saying they are low quality but it just does not fit my palate). Lidl / Kaufland is fine for veggies. Rewe good in general and I like Billa+ but that's more prem
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by mathverse 3y ago
You can unlock the cart with standard european key tip like this https://image.made-in-china.com/202f0j00GpWUwrYJnBoN/Sn-Euro... Most homeless and poor people know this trick. It really is just for general populace who
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by mathverse 3y ago
You can unlock the cart with the tip of the sn european key. No coins needed.
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by mathverse 3y ago
The coins are useless. It's a people problem not a mechanical one. You can unlock the cart with the tip of the key like this https://image.made-in-china.com/202f0j00GpWUwrYJnBoN/Sn-Euro... (standard european). And
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by mathverse 3y ago
It's the opposite. Price of goods is becoming more and more expensive due to larger demand and lower salaries.
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by mathverse 3y ago
Elon did not demonstrate anything. Any faceless entity especially at the top of the industry can function and print money out of thin air with a much smaller workforce. The reason why companies are so big is that companies want to cover all
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by mathverse 3y ago
Companies hired too many people but that does not mean they cant afford to pay them. This many people creates friction and makes it harder to manage and allocate resources. Especially money printing machines (Meta,Google) should be ordered
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by mathverse 3y ago
Companies dont want to pay for specialized building blocks. Similarly we've been looking at Coralogix recently but needed synthetics. We were offered some sort of package with ur company but decided to go with Datadog instead.
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by mathverse 3y ago
This perfectly shows that we need to be remote. They did not wanna all move to Czechia or any other single location.
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by mathverse 3y ago
Wonder what happened to Jetbrains. They have a CZ entity but the largest part of the workforce was in Russia.
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by mathverse 3y ago
There’s too much abuse of free software by either individuals or big tech. Its not sustainable
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by mathverse 3y ago
Glad this happened to be honest. Software shouldn’t be free.
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by mathverse 3y ago
Nope. This is an equalizer. We already can only sell pre-approved stuff in China and the same for US. We are about to enter an age where these things are going to be revised.
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by mathverse 3y ago
Kagi is a startup with low margins and high operational costs.
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by mathverse 3y ago
We need to tackle generational wealth. Not by outright taxing it but force an action on inactive or speculative capital. Democracy is being eroded if an actual power can be obtained through accumulating wealth. I dont want billionaires to
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by mathverse 3y ago
Poach people from Airbus. Just pay them well and bring them over.

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