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One doesn’t need advance chemistry, perhaps what makes it harder to do it is the access to the materials and enough motivation. Source: my limited understanding.
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People didn’t get the gist of your comment. Here is another way of looking at it: One could write mobile apps and mobile games in Go, but should you really?
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I have never written anything in Erlang, but if my system requires some of Erlang’s built-in features, I am picking Erlang or Elixir.
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I might be off but that sums up Robert Kiyosaki‘s approach to wealth.
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Perhaps the fact that AWS has got years of time investment already made into OpenSearch and staying with their own version allows them to reduce risks should Elastic attempt to change ElasticSearch’s license again.
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Oh I get now
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- Interstellar (I cry like a baby watching Cooper and his daughter…) - Back to the Future 1, 2 and 3 - Oblivion (Tom Cruise) - Mission Impossible (all) - The Hobbit (all) - The Lord of the Rings (all)
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You are a true connoisseur, bravo!
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You’ve got to be more specific about Star Wars. Are you also counting the one in which Luke drinks milk from the tit of an animal? LMAO
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A person that can appreciate Nolan’s Tenet gets automatically befriended by me.
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Nice! Regarding support from third-party software, perhaps it would be worth writing a specification for DSVs. I think that it could ease the adoption from well-known softwares.
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According to NNT, there is. He claims that if a company doesn't want state intervention then it should not ask for bailouts when things start to go wrong. And, should they want or need to be bailed out, then it's the state who det
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Off-topic: Dear proud American, pls loosen up your immigration rules for highly-skilled workers who despite the last years would still be very grateful to move to America. We want our grandchildren to one day also be proud Americans. Cheers
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NNT wrote Skin in the Game, which discusses such types of managers who cause similar damages. He argues that there should be clawbacks to managers that harm a company to the degree Boeing’s current management has. He invokes The Code of Ham
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If you put social media in the equation, I could argue that it’s certain that stress went up for young people.
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For the untested in this subject you’ve got to research about Brazil’s effort to use as much open source as they can at the state level. They’ve been doing so for nearly 20 years. https://opensource.com/government/12&#x
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Have look at Nassim Taleb’s Skin In The Game. He explores this topic at length.
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I agree with you, but I also understand that some just don’t know that entrepreneurship could also yield those salaries and more. Some can’t handle the uncertainty that of entrepreneurship. Some have been entrepreneurs and after an exit do
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Losing momentum != (Not being alive || Dying) Maybe it’s easier for you to understand the notation above.
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Deno lost momentum. The teams that could have used Deno have adopted Go.
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By now I’d expect people including you to have a more sophisticated perspective about third-party software. Yesterday was a catastrophe and you are still stuck with such naive and simplistic view: you want your antivirus to be auto updating
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Well it turns out Xi is smarter than such idea because he’s learnt from history. Does the name Nikita Khrushchev ring a bell?
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Robert C. Martin has been talking about this same topic for years. He believes that just like in the medical field, the software industry must self-organise before government start imposing draconian measures about how software should be de
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On top of that, I am still struggling to understand how the people in charge of running orgs that run highly critical systems were OK with the idea that a 3rd party software provider could push at anytime patches to the software they provid
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You lost me at iPadOS.
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Apologies for the following assumption: You must be based in Europe. I assumed that because in certain countries in the EU, such as Germany, Belgium, Poland, Ireland, companies are quite used to working with independent contractors. I am no
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I am in the same boat. Btw, what are you working on?
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How much are you paying? In other words: is your job attractive enough?
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How can I pump? 3 months from now I should dump.
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N. N. Taleb taught me about the Code of Hammurabi, and it’s perhaps one of the most fundamental concepts of his book Skin In the Game.
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