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miroljub
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miroljub
3y ago
Looks like you are good integrated :)
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miroljub
3y ago
> Never fear, I'm sure someone from Google support will be only too happy to help. /s * *) For that one person that thinks this is not a sarcasm.
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3y ago
Typical German explanation :) Germans will go a long way explaining that not owning a house will make you rich, while owning a house will make you poor. I will not go into discussion why the math is wrong, the others already did that. I
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3y ago
> IBM’s cost structure and bloat just meant they couldn’t compete in all but the most profitable product lines. That's the key to IBM success and longevity. Despite blatant incompetence, they have been pretty good at riding every si
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miroljub
3y ago
For anyone like me, wondering what a Third Place is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_place
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miroljub
3y ago
Clojure using for the server side https://github.com/kit-clj/kit htmx for frontend, using the built-in kit htmx module. Previously I used Clojure, re-frame and websockets using sente. It is very productive, but now I p
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miroljub
3y ago
Why do you think any halfway popular social network won't be infested with bots and commercalizers?
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miroljub
3y ago
> You should keep that sort of tip under your hat and short them yourself. Why? The more people shorting something, the better chance for short to succeed. It's in the best self-interest of all people shorting something to be as lou
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3y ago
TikTok is published by ByteDance, a public company incorporated in the Cayman Islands. Can you tell which "western apps" are banned in Cayman Islands?
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3y ago
Sorry people, in this post I was mocking the conspiracy theorists, and you take it as a conspiracy theory itself and accuse me of being an antisemite? WTF? If that's the consensus, dang should delete the post. Besides, you know that Kh
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3y ago
And I migrated away all my accounts from Google in anticipation of it being more and more user hostile. Honestly, if I were still at Google, I would be outraged. In the name of false security, they make the wall around their garden taller a
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3y ago
Why do you think all of these nations are not capitalistic in nature?
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3y ago
You can read 10 books during that time. It's not like you need to sit there, do nothing and intensively hate your life 2 * 15 minutes a day.
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miroljub
3y ago
Why call people suckers? Maybe they don't mind commuting? Maybe their commute is only 15 minutes, and not 2.5 hours? > To be fair, leftover workers seem to stick around at a company for 10-20 years. Even if they were "leftovers
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miroljub
3y ago
> In wal2 mode, the system uses two wal files instead of one. The files are named "<database>-wal" and "<database>-wal2", where "<database>" is of course the name of the database file. When
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miroljub
3y ago
That's because of the HN security. It prints all passwords as stars. You can try putting your HN password in a comment, it would be visible only by you, and the others will not see it.
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3y ago
Let's not pretend that we are something special, and we need to focus so much more than other creative workers. For the majority of work of an average programmer in an average corporation, deep focus is highly overrated.
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miroljub
3y ago
Let's hope it's not just another Electron-based abomination.
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miroljub
3y ago
Meta is becoming a new Google. They keep launching and hyping stuff no one needs. Just curious how long it would take for them to retire this. It's sad that FAANG, despite all the money, are not able to develop a single useful product.
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3y ago
Talking about annoying ... I open a HN discussion about an article, and the first comment talks about popups, colours, fonts, cookies, ... and it triggers a long discussion. Same story again and again ... ... now, that's annoying.
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3y ago
Wikipedia has grown to be a PR outlet. It's overwhelmed by different interest groups pushing their own agenda or doing PR. Especially smaller Wikipedias, like for example German, are known for defamation campaigns against “unpopular” a
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miroljub
3y ago
Please ... don't do that anymore. When I want to "enjoy" memes, I'll go reddit, not HN. Let's keep it clean.
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3y ago
You are aware people have been carried valuable items with them long before the invention of police?
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3y ago
Another example of "what you measure is what you get".
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3y ago
Next question: where can I get Lightning banknotes for offline payments?
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3y ago
... and pay 5-10 $ fee per transaction? I doubt it.
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3y ago
> Im curious why someone would use emacs if they dislike lisp. To me its like writing SPAs without js Why use Windows (or MacOS, or Linux) if you don't like C?
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3y ago
> Not everyone likes lisp, not everyone is willing to learn a new strange language for unknown benefits. And JS has a vast ecosystem of its own. Far bigger even that Emacs heritage, but on different areas. As much as I dislike elpa packa
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3y ago
You call a person who brought work and salaries to 20 people for the whole year a cancer? Would those 20 people have enough to do and feed their families if not for that man? If he did it differently, the shareholders would be a bit richer,
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miroljub
3y ago
Like in every organization, "what you measure is what you get".
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