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by pestaa 4y ago
77 cents profit per copy sold? Is this normal for authors? I understand this book has high production costs, but that doesn't mean the author shouldn't get paid...
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by pestaa 4y ago
The number of references is staggering, especially considering the length of the paper. Is it a sign of deep research, or can it be a red flag, or it's not unusual?
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by pestaa 4y ago
A happy customer here. CloudFlare feels what the big clouds wanted to become. Keep it up and keep it simple, John!
94.
by pestaa 4y ago
Your comment is so self aware, it's almost an AI. :D
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by pestaa 4y ago
Gross Domestic Product is not divided by population. GDP per capita is what you're referring to?
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by pestaa 4y ago
Haha so in reality, it even surpassed Windows in the last 5 years! (Granted it has more to do with desktop losing to mobile.)
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by pestaa 4y ago
OpenSUSE on the desktop. GeckoLinux, in fact, which is a batteries included distribution of it. Loving it. For me, Tumbleweed is where the Linux FOSS magic is nowadays.
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by pestaa 5y ago
What changed your mind?
99.
by pestaa 5y ago
Also make sure to check social accounts for any increase in internet points that happened in your sleep.
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by pestaa 5y ago
Interesting comparison to Carl Sagan, because no matter how little I know about a topic, Carl can put it in terms I can understand even in my sleep.
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by pestaa 5y ago
I don't know about heroism, but Sam Harris has my utmost respect.
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by pestaa 5y ago
JetBrains products. They're so well designed. Closest to 'smart' I've ever seen.
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by pestaa 5y ago
I always liked the idea of Europass, but it's easy to understand why it didn't get traction. https://europa.eu/europass/en/create-europass-cv
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by pestaa 5y ago
It helps with the operational side and the "boring" stuff: monitoring, logging, reporting, rate limiting, traffic control, endpoint versioning, etc.
105.
by pestaa 5y ago
So in a way, does the current political atmosphere fulfill our need to feel dissatisfied?
106.
by pestaa 5y ago
It's reframing lost revenue, not talking about literal training cost.
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by pestaa 5y ago
RedHat is not 100% open source either (although the differences are important).
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by pestaa 5y ago
https://github.com/actions/runner/search?q=Azure
109.
by pestaa 5y ago
You know you could just talk to them in-person?
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by pestaa 5y ago
Cutlery manufacturers absolutely deserve blame for historically making it extremely easy to accidentally cut your fingers with their knives.
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by pestaa 5y ago
I think he meant exactly that in contrast of all the anti-China rhetoric, every country is doing the same crap. The implied superiority is the propaganda.
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by pestaa 5y ago
I'm not sure the premise is certain - in the last election his party received slightly less than half of the votes, however voting laws were altered in their own favor (managed to get super majority with <50% votes). My feeling is t
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by pestaa 5y ago
I never heard anyone oppose stoicism. Where can one read more about it?
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by pestaa 5y ago
Sure the algos can always be better, but consider the possibility that conservative churches just spend absurdly, mind-boggingly large sums of money on fb advertising.
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by pestaa 5y ago
How strange, my beard decides to grow when I don't pay it any attention. But of course I now have to look up what 'proper' beards are.
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by pestaa 5y ago
How is you getting more competent not advantageous to your employer? Perhaps if the subject is completely irrelevant, but even then, I think it's nice to stay sharp and be ready to pick up new skills as our jobs evolve.
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by pestaa 5y ago
Who chaos monkeys the chaos monkey?
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by pestaa 5y ago
Be glad! Sounds like you could have a subscription for free.
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by pestaa 5y ago
These were most likely paying customers on the quick dial.
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by pestaa 5y ago
Of course you say sorry after you bump into someone. It's basic courtesy.

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