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by pelasaco 4y ago
well flagging the comments, because you dont like it, is not a way to keep a discussion.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Destruction_of_cultural_herita...
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by pelasaco 4y ago
well, by defintion you are possible wrong. The definition of terrorism: the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims. The definition of violence isnt so easy, because its not
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by pelasaco 4y ago
i don't have a problem at all with that. I consume everything on spotify. However what bothers me is Spotify playing victim here, when we know that if Spotify was in Apple's position, they would probably do the same.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
gluing themselves to masterpieces or autobahn won't help either
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by pelasaco 4y ago
destroying masterpieces with tomato juice, or potatoes is definitely not the way to go..
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When You Wish Upon a Beard: Why's (Poignant) Guide to Ruby(poignant.guide)
2 points by pelasaco 4y ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 4y ago
its not about you. Its about him. He can say that he is 2m, 100kg, but in the end he is a 1.60m, 120kg chubby hobbit and we are never going to know. Those anecdotes have 0 value, specially coming from a HN user, who decided to get a socket
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by pelasaco 4y ago
if you were so proud about it, you wouldn't create a socket puppy to post it...
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by pelasaco 4y ago
he could invest 50% or more of his salary in this work via donation and it would probably help the cause much more than his 40 hours/week. It sounds more like a middle life crisis to me.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
Not saying that publishing your salary isn't important, but for me the linked article sounds more like bragging and virtual signaling, like "I went from dishwasher to google developer, earning almost 700k/year but i gave up f
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by pelasaco 4y ago
The issue isn't people waking up later, but getting out of the bed 1 minute before the meeting. If you have your first daily at 10:00, you don't have to wake up 9:59, but maybe 9:00 and get mentally ready to work.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
exactly, sad reality. I'm so happy that I didn't jump in this bandwagon. I used to write a lot of bitcoin code, worked in some pools, fpga code, etc, etc.. always loved while it was some revolutionary stuff, but I gave up from tha
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by pelasaco 4y ago
open-floorplan with music where people from marketing, hr, sales talk loud while going to infinite smoke breaks
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by pelasaco 4y ago
the book has 4 stars at Amazon. Positive reviews. It highlights another rabbit-hole: The fake reviews
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by pelasaco 4y ago
that's not the main topic from the article, but people with their f*ck off attitude. In your case is pretty much understandable.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
in some areas people are doing exactly like that. I know some teachers, doing exactly like that. Back to the 90s. No whatsapp, no mobile, just a phone to be called from 8-15h. Parents cannot call the teacher at 19:30 to talk about little Ha
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by pelasaco 4y ago
My company turned their office where every engineer had their own room in an open-space dance floor. 60% of the engineer team became remote after that. But HR and Marketing loved this change.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
I work remotely, core time starts 11:00 but I wake up at 5:30 to study, do sports, and when I start to work around 9:30-10:00, I'm really productive. For sure I have to go early to bed, to get at least 7 hours sleep, but thats a nice t
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by pelasaco 4y ago
I hate that. In the company where I work, the meetings are 11 AM, and you can clearly see that people wake up 10:59 and have no clue where they are, what they did yesterday and what they have to do today. It is such a waste of energy and ti
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Monome – sound machines for the exploration of time and space(monome.org)
1 points by pelasaco 4y ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 4y ago
Ok but 500k is the whole budget for location, backup location, energy, devops people, operation people, etc.. I run part of our infra on-premise, and part of on AWS.. in the summer, we had issues with our air-conditioner (europe) and we had
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by pelasaco 4y ago
Person + data center, right? Either he will build his own small server room or have to do co-location somewhere..
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by pelasaco 4y ago
+1 for sport and moving to another team.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
I had a similar story, mining bitcoin with fpgas, litecoins with gpus and energy for free in a student dorm. I could however pack it in a free room in the dorm. Nobody cared about it. I did around 20 bitcoins, but sold almost everything bef
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by pelasaco 4y ago
unnecessary german angst. Just check the map https://www.wano.info/members/wano-world-map . We are surrounded by atomic power plants. Switzerland, France, Belgium, Denmark, Czech republic..almost all of them are situate
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by pelasaco 4y ago
"Human societies typically exhibit gender identities".. Nope, as the linked page explains https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender_identity , it started in the 60s, but until 2015, nobody heard of that. "Non-
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by pelasaco 4y ago
> Whats wrong with that blurb? well, the agenda trying to be pushed. "Human societies typically exhibit gender identities and gender roles that distinguish between masculine and feminine characteristics and prescribe the range of ac
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by pelasaco 4y ago
The Human page, is quite neutral too (/s): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human#Gender
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by pelasaco 4y ago
note that I quoted "Man" and "White". That's because we don't have a color palette to say how white is ok and we don't ask question to know how Manly someone is. That was so ridiculous, that most our team

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