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by nudpiedo 5y ago
I disagree with the article. Also existential questions are something different than what the article author believes to be. And somehow agree with not being mean, but if a person is going to be discourage by such very common and non evil
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
Am I the only one who sees this like a way to radicalize again a two blocks world? finally they will end up using their own monetary and banking transactions system, their own internet, etc. I wasn't always a fan of globalization, but
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
I don't think OP is just a subjective and has short vision on the world geopolitics. Perhaps OP's feeling is that the large blocks had some sort of non aggresion deal, and step by step the rest of the world is going to be part of
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Rewriting the Technical Interview(aphyr.com)
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
I would prefer to know it AOT as I find it much more insightful, and even more likely to click on the link.
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
I find great that it is a paid asset, specially seeing such a huge library of icons. However why a subscription model? For this price I guess only mid large studios can afford them, and they may compare it to other asset libraries like the
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
I don’t know from which countries you got such pessimistic view, but for me that’s unheard
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
What car is it? In what country did you purchase it? To me that sounds beyond reality…
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
A very classic one, also recommended by many other people: How to win friends and influence people, Dale Carnegie. It was the original "self help" book, and the principles there are so simple yet powerful that will resonate a self
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Error: Website only works without JavaScript(ulpaulpa.de)
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
It's like news and opinions, it can help you to keep you up with whatever is moving out there, and sometimes some relevant opinions or counterviews come up. News in general come also with a downside, you can find much literature out th
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
So interesting… does it work well with modern word documents? I don’t expect it to run docx but somehow I think it might be better than open office in some aspects
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
I would say it is well known by everyone who has a regular amount of general culture. The view of MLK it is without doubts positive, and the social fight he represents it is seen as it was necessary or inevitable, like universal suffrage, f
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
A comment as an European outsider to our fellow americans here in HN: I would say this speech is not just american but it belongs to the whole recent western culture as much as May 68, the Carnation Revolution, or the fall from Berlin'
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
Even if I do not agree completely with the article I think it should be worth pointing that human beings are specially strong in self-domesticating themselves. For example at shoes, clothing, drinking milk, society, culture, language, agric
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
I don’t think the “early days” will be over until we can in fact see a few of the big projects crash and fail AND THEN some new projects survive and take over with killer products as we saw with the dot com bubble. At the moment there are a
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
The project it's still in pre-alpha, it even stopped paying rewards to its token stakers/seeders due some technical issues during the implementation. Perhaps it just rushed onto it too fast just to catch the hype.
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
Here is the why: At the moment NFTs + crypto cover up to 95% of web3’s marketing visible functionalities. Additionally no killer “app” has been shown to the public where it demonstrate an intangible value over previous technology, at least
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
In Europe they both go by the hand. It just doesn’t cringe loud as they usually cooperate peacefully.
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
I used to think like that just to realize that the main two variables to guess the language a project got started are the industry and the year the coding began. For example, projects that got started 10 years ago are very likely to have go
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
I’ve been part of companies which decide to outsource and very often what they send to India is the legacy code no one wants in research labs or headquarters, so it makes all sense to me.
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
Well in the context of the emails: no, Java failed at delivering. Solaris OS is now history and many programming language competitors raised and won over it at its own game in all areas but android, although it was an industry leader for qu
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
Show them the reduction to absurd of square root two. Tell them that one day their culture will eventually come to an end and but will be forever remembered like Homer’s Odysee, however large parts of it will be lost, therefore they should
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
I always understood functional in the matematical sense of: inmutable/no side effects. At some point someone decided typed lambda calculus was a superset of lambda calculus and the next thing was the haskell alike thing.
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
Never forgetting the gold standard, that was just scandalous, against their own folk and allies. Not even against enemies, opinion or whatever geopolitical thing... not much margin here for flexible moral. They just do with us whatever they
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Rekt.news(rekt.news)
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
from your experience there is no framework or set of libraries which would bring the advantages at lesser cost other than wal2json? Is still build from scratch the way to go and the shortcut to use common and more generic tools?
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
The example was hilarious to read, and definitely a great feat to implement such a complex algorithm. I wonder why was Erlang picked and whether it will be offered as a service. Also how does it know how to replace "correct" by &q
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
not sure what it was supposed to be but by ythe first time ever I've seen this message: > Application error: a client-side exception has occurred (see the browser console for more information). And on the console: > Error renderi
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
who is your target user? > to democratize formal software verification in order to make it much more feasible and realistic to write perfect software to me that sounds like only people curious by nature or propense to try new programming

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