mvdwoord

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by mvdwoord 4y ago
Thanks for this... I should read a bit more on this, but also wonder, what would be the problem with people deciding it is illegal in some states, and illegal in others? Although I find it should be legal, within certain limits, what's
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
This was overturned no? So is this now also more ironclad? And the whole point of elections and politics and lawmaking is to keep up with changing culture and norms? I see your point in practicality, but are they mutually exclusive?
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
Plenty of uproar after Roe v Wade overturning, even here in the EU but.. The real shame is leaving lawmaking to the courts due to political opportunism. I am fully in favor of legalized abortion, but why was it never codified in law? Not a
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
Probably just not for me, but it was neither instant, nor a gallery. At least in the sense of my expectations of a gallery on the web. Hard to navigate, unreasonable effort to actually view the images.
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
And to add insult to injury, the IBM office in Munich (birthplace of national socialism), is located on 1 Hollerithstrasse (Hollerith street). The IBM subsidiary in Nazi Germany selling and maintaining the tabulating machines was DeHoMag, D
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
I would counter that, although it could, some groups will be able to evade it, effectively maintaining their advantage/power. Effectively averaging out the position of middle and lower classes, and lowering their chances of moving up t
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
I would say, impossible to compare. Digital changes the cost of acting upon this information, for good or bad purposes. Obvious comparisons to e.g. the Netherlands' famous over-registering of religion and how the Nazis abused that. But
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
What do we do now? It seems the majority of people on the planet now have had some of their data leaked. Or are becoming ever more entangled with government and corporate systems which control and peddle their information as they see fit. I
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
Not sure why you are downvoted, this is on the money. Our current government has been sent away, multiple times (even after election, effectively the same parties/people formed a new cabinet). Ever since the elections, and ridiculous l
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
Part of the coreutils anyway.
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
Perfect illustration! Thanks.
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
"Losing weight isn't causal to being healthy." Strictly spoken, true, but being overweight definitely is causal to decreased health.
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
World population in 1950?
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
I sometimes compare this to the seemingly ever rising absurdity of life/business/politics etc. "The Shepard tone of insanity" Things seem to perpetually get worse in some way, or so it seems. But often it just appears th
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
If only there was some standard for publishing some sort of a feed. Perhaps with the title, or even a snippet of the article, maybe even the whole article! You could theoretically ingest these feeds and consume them as you like. Dropping in
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
Loving every step of the way, but it takes a lot of steps for it all to click and figure out. Lots of stuff which is out of the box so to say in other stacks/IDEs can be there but.. Editing the live image is awesome though and the flex
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
SBCL with hunchentoot. My colleague started work on a side project in this stack and now we are trying to make it into a proper production application within our organization. I am climbing some learning curves at the same time, emacs, lisp
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
Ever tried to manage 50.000 production vms? Whith a mix of applications which cannot be easily containerized... Vcenter, vrops, NSX, etc . You could reinvent, build in house. Or you can buy VMware with support. What would the regulator pref
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
Evidence and strategies for genocide in name of people control.
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by mvdwoord 4y ago
Interesting and funny documentary from the dot com boom era in a finish company, riot entertainment. Great watch on the insanity of VC funding and growth. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=g0lrIi0ce5E
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by mvdwoord 5y ago
I checked out the website but fail to understand the business model? Who is paying for this and how? Like the features, but worry about continuity of the service without some form of payment.
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by mvdwoord 5y ago
Sorry to hear about your issues, and good for you you have enjoyed, and feel assured you can maintain, good paying work fully remote. I indeed assumed full disclosure, both ways. When you have explicitly agreed you will never come in, this
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by mvdwoord 5y ago
I respectfully disagree. Traveling to the office or for an offsite once a quarter is totally reasonable and when planned some three weeks ahead or so, should pose no issues whatsoever. If you are unable to fit this in your schedule, or are
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by mvdwoord 5y ago
Mother Teresa may not be the best example here.
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by mvdwoord 5y ago
Thank you. This should be understood by more.
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by mvdwoord 5y ago
As someone who enjoys watching football, and has very fond memories of previous European and world championships, I don't understand why people would still watch this. Corrupt organisation, corrupt country, zero respect for the game, j
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by mvdwoord 5y ago
Counter point... if niceness is distributed independantly from looks, por que no los dos? ;)
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by mvdwoord 5y ago
Slightly more I would argue as "time cost" rarely is interchangeable between activities 1:1 But otherwise fully agree, sometimes things just make sense for certain people/tasks that seem otherwise absurd for many others
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by mvdwoord 5y ago
Seconded! I bought a few reproductions there which I have hanging in the bedroom for 10 years now. Never get boring. When I have a chance I will definitely visit again.
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by mvdwoord 5y ago
As long as two hours of your time is worth more to you then maintaining basic civil rights... you deserve neither. Especially in schengen countries.

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