pastacacioepepe

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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
The fact that the brits won the war doesn't make the Argentinian claim on the Falklands less valid. > you Venezuelans I'm no Venezuelan.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Misleading title and tweet. The survey groups together antisemitism and being anti Israel. Rejecting zionism doesn't mean being hostile to jews. In fact many jews are against zionism and the concept of Israel as a Jew nation. Furthermo
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
> As with many things, economics dictate the choices we make as societies. The materialist approach to history is always the most effective.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
A tip: click your scroll wheel and then simply move your mouse up or down to scroll.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Reading them in the morning is a way to give me the feels for the rest of the day.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
> why is a NoSQL DB better for general purposes? That's pretty much what I asked. Still no answer.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
> Sure but do tables really represent how you think about the world? It's not about "how you think about the world", but how you intend to use this data. Following my previous example, if you're building a blog you kn
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Data with multiple entities that have a relationship between each other. Take a website that has users, posts and comments, for example. Users have many posts and many comments, posts have many comments and one user.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Literally every client I've had in the past months uses MongoDB, even though their data is relational. I can't imagine why would someone choose mongo in that case except to be slightly faster in the first few days of development,
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
When you finally find product market fit you'll have a hundred other things to worry about before you can even approach a rewrite. Result: you're now stuck with a ton of tech debt and a flimsy product.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Again, your evidence?
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
> it was not Navalny who sent them to jail It was their breaking the law that sent them to jail. > And speaking about manipulation devices this is still Russian regime taking down opponents rather then the organization or layers doing
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
You might need an /s, this is a perfectly plausible comment on HN.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Some countries/cities manage to have excellent public transportation infrastructure. Why shouldn't they be able to build an excellent public digital infrastructure? > Incentives matter, if you want good products you need to inc
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Yes, and those costs are covered already. We're talking about squeezing additional profits out of the product in order to make the shareholders happier.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
I'm a bit miffed at you thinking additional profits would go to employees, rather than in the pockets of a handful of shareholders.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
State funded services. By now it's clear that platforms like YouTube and Twitter are integral parts of our lives, even used by institutions to release official statements and by media to publish news. Why then should we leave such impo
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Am I the only one that is a little turned off by how everything nice on Earth needs to be monetized to death? It's not like Youtube isn't profitable already.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
I've had to deal with this kind of company in FOMO mode. They start from a solution (AI) in search of a problem to solve, while the ideal approach would be the inverse. Pretty much a guarantee that a lot of money will be wasted while p
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Looks great. Maybe a switch component?
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
They can still scrap and melt it I guess
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Confessions of a McKinsey Whistleblower(thenation.com)
5 points by pastacacioepepe 3y ago|0 comments
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Time to commit another crime, next time you're out of jail it should be finally completed. Or at least, in a playable state.
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Consider integrating a tool like Sentry. The free tier is enough and will help you debug platform specific issues like this one, without having to ask your users for info. More importantly it will notify you of the issue before your users h
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
> No, the USSR was a big grown up country governed by people that understood the difference... So to rephrase it: never trust NATO's word. > The standard for notes is to provide relevant context. And I say it is relevant. NATO cl
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
The German unification should not have been allowed then. Basically it took you 158 words to say: Don't trust NATO. Also this doesn't change the fact that the information is factual and correct. Might not be relevant you say, I sa
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
NATO wars of aggression are a fact. NATO assuring Soviet leaders not to expand eastward "one inch" is backed by documents provided by the National Security Archive, a trustworthy organization. Please provide sources to prove the i
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
I was positively surpised by Community Notes. That's until I witnessed a correct, factual note, removed from a @NATO_ACT tweet[0]. The removal was probably due to brigading of the "Not Helpful" feedback button, but for how g
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
But why?
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by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
I did. Have you? Because you're breaking the guidelines. Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, brigading, foreign agents, and the like. It degrades discussion and is usually mistaken. If you're worried

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