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okr
8y ago
What is your argument? Share your view of how an insurance work, so that we can compare.
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8y ago
I think there will be an insurance market for these risks as well. We are all carrying around some kind of defects anyways and we get know more and more about the risk factors and how to prevent for breakouts or gain knowledge about working
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okr
8y ago
Guava is great, thats why its used often. And if you combine projects with each other (hadoop, spark, etc..), they bring in their own guava API level dependency. Normally that is not a problem, if you stick to non @Beta methods, the highest
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okr
8y ago
Google does not sell to developers, which is fine by me. But i personally use some libraries with google package names. Even the infamous Guava one.
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8y ago
I do not see bitcoin as failing. If anyone can exchange bitcoin back to local currencies, then it works pretty well for value transfer. I can buy bitcoin now for $50, transfer it, and then someone exchanges bitcoin back to $50 minus the fee
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okr
8y ago
That is no wonder to me. None of their outrage touches my heart anymore. To me its just screaming. I stopped listening. Which is probably very unfair, because everyone wants just to live a good life. People have some different ideas on how
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8y ago
I do not mean my personal elders, or, if you will, my parents or friends. What i mean is, in whatever workplace i worked so far, there were people telling me, what not to do. Surely playing around with me at first, but always keeping me awa
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8y ago
And here i am confused. So from their perspective, they can achieve something better for themselves, with that risk. And from my perspective, i see it as abuse of their situation, because iam on a different cushion level, where i dont have
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8y ago
It would be nice to hear opinions from the workers at amazon. I find it very compelling to agree with you. But i also like to make my own decision, to negotiate. My ideal, at least. And i expect my elders and seniors to teach me about the d
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8y ago
I would like to see a definition, of what "a center" is. And what is normal? Is pre-agriculture normal? Or were they all sick, just in a different way? Is getting a hundred years old normal? Is being healthy on the surface normal
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okr
9y ago
In germany you can buy property as a foreigner.
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okr
9y ago
Ha. Yes. That is very true. I take back the 'super annoying'. But still i have to go up and down, its not connected, so its still annoying. Beat that.
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okr
9y ago
Just have been to HK at Admiralty/Center. And the stairs up and down to get anywhere over the streets is super annoying. Especially at night. But surprisingly not much traffic, and lots of buses and trams. But maybe that was due to new
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9y ago
Do i see results of Data Science in the App? Never been on the driver side. Like, do you distribute drivers to busy places and things like that? Do you also block drivers in certain areas? What are driver's common problems? OOh, so man
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9y ago
If you can tell your friends, that customers also like to be tracked/found, temporarily (if needed) Phoning is not really helpful, i dont understand them, they dont understand me. SMS the driver also does not work, as i usually do not
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9y ago
Currently staying in indonesia for vacation, i can verify, a lot of green go-jek jackets, not so many grab ones. Personally i use go-jek. Got an sms just like whatsapp, and i was setup. Grab wants me to create an account, meh, so i stopped
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9y ago
I know that other people find it creepy. I just want express my point of view too. And I do not mind. Another example: i like it, when hotels recognize my behaviour patterns and can adapt to it. Though i do not like to be talked to by my fi
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9y ago
When i search for flights or rentals, i get followed it by several days. Its for me a good reminder. So yeah, i click on them and its a good tool for me.
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9y ago
someone to talk to
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9y ago
Yes i share the pain with you. When it does not work, you still must have a senior or a junior willing to dig into it and become senior after some time as well. Pushing the responsibility away to magic sauce is good and bad. Yup.
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9y ago
I do not know golang-services. But in the end, somewhere is the code written and it must be shipped, started, maintained and so on. Someone must also write the drivers for used technologies and must bring them into the golang world. For us
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9y ago
If i own the code of a library, then i have a git repository. I have a build server and i always publish the binary and the source jar to an artifact repository. Now, when i use this library, my IDE knows how to lookup the source jar, so i
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9y ago
Hm. Okay. Interesting idea. I would argue, that it defeats the purpose of a shared library, if you have a branched copy of a dependency with your own patches in your own library project. Plus if you work on, say, 10 libraries at the same ti
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9y ago
Maybe a misunderstanding. What is the difference between putting a jar as a dependency (pure binary or with sources) or putting its actual content into the project, that uses it?
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9y ago
There is nothing bad about opensource stack backed by big money, in my eyes. Second, i am surprised to read, that people would still put dependencies/libs into their projects, even in their source code form? I thought, that was one of
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9y ago
Yes, it is a pita, but it is a price to pay for the dependency injection, where many components, services, configs from different projects/libs have to be searched (annotations can hide everywhere), started and then wired together in t
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9y ago
And i can imagine, when they just doubled the amount of possible characters, they just correlate these tweet buckets now. Like, maybe each tweet already had space for attributes/opcodes, so one can express things like "deleted&quo
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9y ago
I can think of many reasons, why a limit is somehow hardcoded/assumed throughout the entire system including the history and probably a lot of optimizations around it. You can not think of any? In databases you also have limits, like c
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9y ago
Yes. They could open those hyperloop tunnels for commuting, when there are no vehicles coming. With some snorkel equipment everything is possible.
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9y ago
Because its like riding a dead horse. I think, there are reasons, why areas go bad, and those reasons will not go away, unless people leave the s* holes. I do not see any obligation to stay, when its bad. So i'd say, its reasonable to
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