mijamo

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by mijamo 5y ago
That is not really a fair comparison. Rust adds on top of C. GraphQL adds but also removes a lot of nicest things about REST. http caching is the most obvious loss as well as any control access through a middle layer. You are also giving ac
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by mijamo 5y ago
Not my experience. Plenty of codebases have variables in local language in France Germany and Sweden (where I have experience). I actually have encountered a lot of problem with English codebases in those countries as they often try to tran
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by mijamo 5y ago
You are not thinking about the real risk. It is not about preventing a candidate to Google a few things on the side. It is to prevent a completely different person from doing the exam instead of the candidate and simply sending them the ans
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by mijamo 5y ago
I never understood this line of thought. Economic growth is not a growth of raw material consumption. There has been some correlation but you could imagine a forever growing GDP with shrinking raw material usage without any major problem as
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by mijamo 5y ago
I don't really agree on the cost. I ride bike by -15C and the only specific thing I have is studded tires, which are about 200$ the pair and last at least 4/5 winters. Pants, jacket and gloves are anyways needed even to walk in wi
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by mijamo 5y ago
But then you fall in the tourist category as mentioned above.
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by mijamo 5y ago
I have. Many political parties are trying to aim at carbon neutrality nearly only through carbon removal and technological improvements in efficiency. This is actually a huge point of debate in a lot of countries.
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by mijamo 5y ago
What would be the benefit of having the citizenship of a non physical country? If I still live physically in country X I will still have to pay taxes there, respect the local laws and such. The only "benefit" is that I might have
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by mijamo 5y ago
That is a pretty big simplification, both partly true and false. There is international cooperation but copyright has significant differences between countries and having a copyright claim in one country does not always mean you have it in
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by mijamo 5y ago
What about for taxes? The UD has a reputation of being pretty good at tracking their citizens even outside the US to get their taxes.
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by mijamo 5y ago
Not how it works. If there was a way to prevent all smoke related cancers but it randomly kills 1 million person a year would you say it is also a moral imperative? After all it is a net gain of lives. Total casualties is not the only the t
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by mijamo 5y ago
Actually what you are describing is closer to original intent which is NOT what most originalists justice use, as they are more oriented towards original meaning. And both case suffer from the same thing described above: is there even a sin
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by mijamo 5y ago
Actually it is in fact much harder.
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by mijamo 5y ago
You have the fructus but no longer the usus and associated rights. If you own an apartment it does not give you a right to set up webcams to look at the tenants.
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by mijamo 5y ago
I would have you know that in some countries this would be illegal. A child has a right to private conversation just like any other person in many law systems. And yes it is obviously a spyware. The report phishing analogy is also completel
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by mijamo 5y ago
Is it? Plenty of athletes say they don't feel well. The specificity about Biles is that she was the great favorite and abandoned at the last minute in the Olympics without much prior signals that it could happen. Tennis players for ins
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by mijamo 5y ago
Before radio you had a moto putting the latest gap to display in front of the peloton. This is very simple and would not cause trouble. Note that they do not have that for the Olympic games for some reason.
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by mijamo 5y ago
Except if it has changed in the last 4 years I disagree, security is nowhere near what they make you go through for flying. It's not even at the level needed to take the Eurostar.
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by mijamo 5y ago
Do they all need to be original artists? Historically art has also given a huge role to reproductions. It was not uncommon to have many copies of a painting be made by different persons (which has made tracking originals a time consuming pr
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by mijamo 5y ago
That is your opinion. Another way to see things is that if you have to pay for repairs you should be able to choose whatever method suits you. If Tesla wants to restrict repairs they can include all repairs in the leasing price. I would add
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by mijamo 5y ago
This is actually not really true. Competition bikes have a minimum weight nowadays, and technology is that advanced that it wouldn't be a problem to add some weight here or there because the bike would stay the same weight in total as
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by mijamo 5y ago
One key factor in Paris is that automated trains are more "aggressive" in closing doors right on schedule where human drivers would tend to wait one or 2 seconds because you have a lot of people getting onboard.One or 2 seconds do
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by mijamo 5y ago
Well if you give it away during your life it would be taxed as income, so not really a problem for the state either.
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by mijamo 5y ago
The quality of comments is good for purely technical articles about software. For anything else it is more like pretentious people thinking they know what they're talking about and being thought provoking without any solid bases just f
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by mijamo 5y ago
I don't think that's true. Small business usually have less salaries because there is no corporate overhead and a big part of the staff is the owners who are not paid through salaries but dividends. Also small business often pay m
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by mijamo 5y ago
My experience is opposite. I have never received a scam email with HTML, is always plaintext that tried to mimic a regular conversation.
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by mijamo 5y ago
If the lower upfront cost is the only thing you want then there's no need for a subscription. Just have a financing option like businesses have been doing for decades. And if the person stops paying send it to sent recovery. It's
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by mijamo 5y ago
Will you also pay Russia and Canada in proportion to the forest that they are not cutting? Because if you start paying for every tree not cut you will get bankrupt very soon and suddenly you will see a lot of tree that could have been cut e
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by mijamo 5y ago
"deserve"? Sanctions are not about people deserving anything, they are about trying to influence to preserve one owns interests. Iranien people do not "deserve" sanctions, nor do North koreans sufferings from lack of foo
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by mijamo 5y ago
And you are forgetting the whole "securing bitcoin" part. If bitcoin was to be the dominant currency, it needs a lot of mining to secure the network, otherwise attacks would be very appealing. But a lot of mining means a high tran

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