mk89

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961.
by mk89 9y ago
The old good blame game :) Indeed!
962.
by mk89 9y ago
I think you are referring to take-off/landing parts of the flight. There is a reason behind that, AFAIK the airplane uses lots of sensors that these devices may interfere with, otherwise normally they are allowed.
963.
by mk89 9y ago
...or because they don't trust their own developers/architects. It's unbelievable that if a paid consultant tells you something, you tend to believe him more than your own developer[s].
964.
by mk89 9y ago
very nice comparisons!
965.
by mk89 9y ago
Looks really promising!
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by mk89 9y ago
> The space (from my online shopping experience) seems to be divided between Amazon (with one click checkout, fast delivery etc) and everyone else (42 click checkout and one week delivery, if you're lucky). Ahaha, you are so damn ri
967.
by mk89 9y ago
Indeed! And also due to some bad apples, the entire category of people willing to work from home is considered as a bunch of slackers - so you want to "work" from home, uh? What they don't know is that when I work from home I
968.
by mk89 9y ago
Did you know the issues they had before they did what they did?
969.
by mk89 9y ago
Lack of listening (I am not talking about "hearing" here!). Like most of the problems in this world.
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by mk89 9y ago
> Making them harder to for the vast majority of people to find is a major part of exactly how you shut a violent fascist movement down. Did you ever read about how Mussolini or Hitler gained their power? Do you really think that the gov
971.
by mk89 9y ago
He is a human being after all with his ideas and opinions...
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by mk89 9y ago
I would never shut down such websites. Not due to Freedom of speech, but because now they will hide better. Most of these people login with their Facebook accounts to post hateful comments etc. I mean, seriously, all it takes for any law en
973.
by mk89 9y ago
It depends on how democracy is implemented. It's just a tool afterall... In Europe you still get more social programs, less f35... (not everywhere though).
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by mk89 9y ago
All this article is missing is the referral links - then I don't see any difference with other websites, which the author wants to distinguish from. Actually, there are some good websites around - it just takes a lot of patience to sea
975.
by mk89 9y ago
My opinion after years of work is quite simple. I am disappointed by the way software is developed and by the people who contribute to it (leaders managers and anyone involved). When I was a teenager and I was eager to learn computer scienc
976.
by mk89 9y ago
Where the hell do you live that people think you are broke if you pay by card? And even then, who cares. Also, in supermarkets or so, there is a line and most of the time I see people respect privacy... payment by card is certainly faster u
977.
by mk89 9y ago
Ahahahah What a great world we live in!
978.
by mk89 9y ago
I asked myself the same. Besides reduced costs, I can't see any real benefits...
979.
by mk89 9y ago
Yeah still they donated it to the open source community. Linking to databricks is pure commercial...
980.
by mk89 9y ago
There are regulations made to prevent monopoly, abuse of market dominance, etc, which are supposed to guarantee a fair market. It bites everyone, every kind of group where some competition is involved, even smaller companies, and we all agr
981.
by mk89 9y ago
EMR = Aws
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by mk89 9y ago
Cool! EMR takes minutes, though, to spin up a cluster, and the billing seems to be different and less convenient than GCP.
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by mk89 9y ago
One more reason is that... compared to many other disciplines (law, medicine, etc) you can find a job "just" by doing exercises and maybe with some open source contributions (or as a freelancer).
984.
by mk89 9y ago
Yet lack of experience won't help either... so, experience and keeping up with what customers need
985.
by mk89 9y ago
I think it takes experience. That's why I still believe that sw architects are really essential.
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by mk89 10y ago
I can name a few. For example Neukölln in Berlin, or some areas in Köln (like Kalk, Ossendorf, Chorweiler, Porz), or the north of Duisburg. You can find lots of references online - search for "no-go zone germany", or simply befrie
987.
by mk89 10y ago
How come that all dictators have one thing in common? They don't understand that the more you forbid certain things, the more people are willing to fight for it. They should do exactly like in the West: give us the feeling we are free,
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by mk89 10y ago
Yeah, which kind of fits the description. I mean, I do understand their concerns, which is really sad... Many dark foreigners have the same point of view. In such white countries, more dark foreigners mean more chance of troubles for them.
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by mk89 10y ago
> People didn't even know what they were voting for. absolutely true! Which says a lot about those people who voted for him.
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by mk89 10y ago
Most of the Turks I have had contact with in Germany are racist against Germans (they are jealous of the lifestyle, or for whatever other reason). The reason they are against asylum seekers may be simpler as it seems: they know that the s

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