mejutoco

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by mejutoco 3y ago
> Ten years ago it was PHP and Jira. Ten years before that ... I recognize this is a matter of perspective, because to me the examples you mention are fundamentally not very different. A middle manager working in a programming language m
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by mejutoco 3y ago
> What are you gonna do, make a new country? If technically you want to be the Prince of a constitutional monarchy, it might work ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_of_Sealand )
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by mejutoco 3y ago
I really like this list. I would only add: - Indie game: the movie - Moneyball
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by mejutoco 3y ago
Following the given example, you know it is 1800 and the Twin towers do not even exist. So context makes clear that it did not happen.
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by mejutoco 3y ago
> If its authors hadnt used their knowledge of category theory, but rather named the abstractions in more ordinary terms, the language would be more useful to more people. The language would be just as useful, but it might _feel_ more ap
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by mejutoco 3y ago
I star/favourite some photos after taking them. If I lost everything except the starred ones I would be ok. Backup on dropbox, and dropbox in n computers. Once in a blue moon I collect some starred pictures and print a physical album,
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by mejutoco 3y ago
It was also leaking memory like crazy. I remember trying to use it for some long-running displays and running into this problem.
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by mejutoco 3y ago
Open source means something specific in a legal context, same as 50m submersible for watches and truffle oil. Many others have already mentioned that source available or other similar terms could work perfectly, but not open source, which h
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by mejutoco 3y ago
That is true for everyday use, but false in a legal context. Try saying that a product contains x when it contains y. For example, extra olive oil that contains gutter oil. In certain contexts you will have to explain to a judge that langua
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by mejutoco 3y ago
It is the efficient market hypothesis. If it really were 100% efficient why would anybody start a company? In reality there are pockets of inefficiency, and they are still working markets. You can see how this interpretation clashes with an
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by mejutoco 3y ago
If you learn from others you save yourself a lot of time. Imagine if you had to invent all of mathematics yourself. I think learning from your own experience is best but there is just not enough time to always do it.
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by mejutoco 3y ago
> Stock shorting has got to be one of the most pants-on-head stupid things I've ever heard. What are your thoughts on insurance? Because shorting can be an insurance/hedge against price changes.
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by mejutoco 3y ago
I use Nextjs with Typescript, and it is pretty close, but if I can dream... The way Elm lang deals with events is IMO perfect ( https://guide.elm-lang.org/architecture/ ). I prefer that Message passing and having to be d
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by mejutoco 3y ago
This was part of the plot in the movie Miss Sloane.
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by mejutoco 3y ago
IMO often this just reflects the priorities of the organization. While it is the responsibility of devs, some system needs to be put in place to actually enforce it. Like, do not have an nfs shared volume, or incentivise anybody to report t
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by mejutoco 3y ago
Maybe they are waiting to make them right before making them fast? /s (Make it work, make it right, make it fast)
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by mejutoco 3y ago
Maybe my expectations were low ;) I did them in Spain. Honestly German taxes were a bit more intimidating (so many fields, tk is different) but in the end you only need a few. As a salaried employee you can use taxfix and get it done in 20
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by mejutoco 3y ago
I do not disagree that sometimes German bureaucracy is not the most efficient. But. I have used Elster and, while it is true it looks old and overly complicated, it actually works great. You get _a lot_ of very useful warnings about fields
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by mejutoco 3y ago
I bet saying reply with text x to show that you read this text in full would cut the valid applications in half.
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by mejutoco 3y ago
A word document is also a binary format (unless it is an xml monstrosity) not too different from pdf, but more proprietary. Plus one vould embed an image on word. With a markdown format I would agree, though.
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by mejutoco 3y ago
Thanks for your example. I am not very familiar with it, so I learned a few things. I guess I see the point of OPs question now. The formal verification can only prove that something works according to a specification, not that it (or the s
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by mejutoco 3y ago
IMO it does not hurt (pun intended) to get a standing desk. I used one at work for a while. Lifting weights now and then got rid of any posture aches in my case. IME it is not needed, but it does no harm.
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by mejutoco 3y ago
Proving in Math that the building blocks have certain properties.
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by mejutoco 3y ago
> Wage is capped by value provided, but scales with power. Did you mean: "Wage scales with value provided, but is capped by power". It seems to make more sense to me.
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by mejutoco 3y ago
In the table linked it says for "V2: 3090Ti" 30 t/s
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by mejutoco 3y ago
Many small hotels use software provided by booking.com to manage their own hotel or b&b. The hotel reservation center would, in those cases, be software written by booking.com
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by mejutoco 3y ago
You meant $29.99 right?
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by mejutoco 3y ago
In the end it is not too different from the current solution. If Reuters, or a specific photographer, published manipulated images their reputation also takes a hit. There is a wikipedia article and people know it was you.
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by mejutoco 3y ago
> If you like functional programming (like REALLY like it and consider it the "one true way"), React will likely appeal to you more since it puts programmatic logic above all other concerns Forgive me for conparing frameworks a
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by mejutoco 3y ago
Maybe I got a bad translation but that was completely unreadable to me.

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