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by mirko22 7y ago
1000 users, almost 0 request per second / 10000 euro a month to deploy a very simple software on GKE in 3 continents and have some development instances. Why? Because Docker and "scalability" it offered looked much better on
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by mirko22 8y ago
> 7 (pass by reference) is another totally-wrong one. Yes, specially cos it is not "pass by reference", but "call by sharing" http://www.effbot.org/zone/call-by-object.htm https://en.w
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by mirko22 8y ago
In that case there is no difference between nepotism and networking. Nepotism is usually used in negative context meaning preferring unskilled family member over skilled person you don’t know. Otherwise any kind of recommendation can be see
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by mirko22 8y ago
For example not calling a problem in the code “a problem” but “possible place for improvement” as to do so might lead people to think their code is “problematic”... then i resigned...
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by mirko22 8y ago
Assumption is a mother of all fuc$ups...
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by mirko22 8y ago
Like QML from Qt?
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by mirko22 8y ago
That’s very presumptuous, there is loads of US people in Europe too... And you could argue if Google was startup back then or not. I would say not.
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by mirko22 8y ago
Like i said, not very popular:) Question is why is everyone so obsessed with work life balance? I come from 3rd world country and I never heard of that concept before I moved to some European countries. I used to work anywhere from 6-16 hou
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by mirko22 8y ago
I know this is not bery popular point of view on HN but: Burn out? You are in your mid 20ies, if you can’t put in long hours and hard work now you won’t be able to do it later in life trust me. It really comes down to how industrious and c
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by mirko22 8y ago
Thing is i have completely different experiences in my. life with this sort of thing, i am not saying you should do it but that each person have different driver in life.
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by mirko22 8y ago
On the other hand imagine how much you would learn if you could spend all you gym and bike time learning computer science and other things (not saying you should but the more time you out into something usually you know more about that thin
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by mirko22 8y ago
Lately what I have been trying out is telling people: if you want to come for an interview can you prepare a small presentation of one of the data structures that you know about or like, or ideally hash tables (as they cover wide range of t
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by mirko22 8y ago
It’s not the result of data they have but the other way around.
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by mirko22 8y ago
Most people don’t change their gender yet we are told that’s perfectly acceptable? So if some of us like watching people peeing on each other should we all be sent to Gulags? At which point is the line drawn?
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by mirko22 8y ago
I slaughtered my own chicken when i was a kid cos i grew up partially in a village.
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by mirko22 8y ago
No, I am saying eating plants != healthy per se. I have seen people suggesting all meat diet is healthier then all plant diet, and to those people i also say depends how the meat was produced, treated and kept before selling. You give antib
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by mirko22 8y ago
In my view, what’s futile about it is the fact that for many veganism has to do with moral choice against animal suffering but gets conflated with “living healthy”. Skin of an apple that you buy in standard shop is anything but healthy due
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by mirko22 8y ago
> and it’s awful that so much of human activity results in life’s death and extinction What you mean is nature not just humans. Life death cycle is natural thing. World is full of beauty, but it is also full of suffering and pain, large
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by mirko22 8y ago
my brand new one has a lot of gauges... so i’d say my point is still valid. And i find them extremely useful, cos you can make better use of fuel if you know what they mean.
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by mirko22 8y ago
when did you have to know how spark plugs work to drive a car? And isn’t this why car mechanics exist? On the other hand you had to learn at some point what and RPM gauge is... And we still have it in cars even though you could say you don’
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by mirko22 8y ago
and that’s why they are marketing companies not technical companies...
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by mirko22 8y ago
i’m a user too
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by mirko22 8y ago
unless they need help and get one of those .1 percent to help them out
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by mirko22 8y ago
That’s how sales work unfortunately
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by mirko22 8y ago
So, if the most of that team just writes code and product manger lets say is male, how would that be sub/optimal? Are you saying all female developer team could not write good code for a product that is used by males? Cos that sounds t
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by mirko22 8y ago
How often does you last point happen?
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by mirko22 8y ago
It's not Facebook that leads to genocide, and you don't need Internet to commit ethnic cleansing... Otherwise Balkans would never happen.
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by mirko22 8y ago
who is insulting who? in original comment you were claming that “she wants to think logically” as if women don’t do that, and that statement sounds insulting to women... so...
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by mirko22 8y ago
are you saying women somehow need to choose to think logically and are illogical by default or what? cos your comments makes very little sense.
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by mirko22 8y ago
I work somewhere where i can use emojis and fight for not using them cos they are distracting and don’t add value. If you red scientific paper full of emojis would you take it seriously?

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