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   by moshegramovsky 4y ago

   I haven't heard of this before. Thank you for the tip :)
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   by moshegramovsky 4y ago

   You're right of course. Unfortunately I don't have any choice in the matter of compiler or platforms. I do some work work on Linux and I use GCC there. It feels much more sane. Visual Studio makes me want to take more blood pressu
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   by moshegramovsky 4y ago

   On one hand, I've been one of Microsoft's biggest fans. I've been using Windows since it first came out, then NT, then 95, then 2000, and so on. I've been using Visual Studio since 2003. They used to be my favorite produ
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   by moshegramovsky 4y ago

   Thank you :)
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   by moshegramovsky 4y ago

   What are the benefits of this?
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   by moshegramovsky 4y ago

   Thank you for saying this. It's the perfect encapsulation of how I feel. For most of my career (I'm 48 now), I have loved my work. But the last 10 years have been really revealing in a bad way. I don't want to build informati
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   by moshegramovsky 4y ago

   And just look around. It's exactly this, everywhere.
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   by moshegramovsky 4y ago

   > For every one company that genuinely is working out of the goodness of their hearts, there are 10 serial founders seeking to inveigle their way into something as a middleman, sorry "disruptor", then cash out and go round agai
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   by moshegramovsky 4y ago

   > This episode makes me embarrassed to be part of this industry. I'm feeling that more and more these days. I don't want to wake up one day and think "what have I done?".
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    by moshegramovsky 4y ago

    They just need to stop buying lattes and avocado toast, right?
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    by moshegramovsky 4y ago

    ++
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    by moshegramovsky 4y ago

    Socialize the risk, privatize the profits? Why don't the startups talk to their VCs who can talk to their LPs? They probably represent something like 75% of US wealth. I'd say they have enough money to take care of themselves.
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    by moshegramovsky 4y ago

    Thank you for making this!!! Drummer here. Well someone who plays drums, but doesn't play too much these days. This is wonderful and very fun. I now shared this with everyone I know who has children. Here is my composition. https:&#x2
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    by moshegramovsky 4y ago

    Well I guess it's a good thing no one ever had a double free in C :) > They mean you can never tell what `delete` does. Can you elaborate on this? A destructor is a function that's built into an object. It's really not mor
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    by moshegramovsky 4y ago

    I wrote this in another comment: "...what also happened to the Polish Christians (and other Slavic peoples) under the Germans - which was another attempted genocide by itself."
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    by moshegramovsky 4y ago

    > a small group of people decided to use it while they did a bunch of nasty stuff. It sounds like you might not understand the vast scale of the Holocaust, and that it affected every Jewish person in Europe. It sounds like you might not
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    by moshegramovsky 4y ago

    It's not just the immediate survivors who were affected by the Holocaust. A significant portion of the Hasidic Jews in the US are descendants of Holocaust survivors. For example: members of the Satmar dynasty. A significant number of n