philippejara

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by philippejara 4y ago
while it is obvious my comment was hyperbolic, the underlying sentiment still stands regardless. I can be charitable only so far, not complaining that the drivers don't make my color image perfect on a vinyl postcard, not even complain
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by philippejara 4y ago
In my experience signing up to do it or not is irrelevant because I'll end up doing it anyway since they're my parents, so i'd rather have full easy remote teamviewer/ssh access to the stuff I know works and how it works
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by philippejara 4y ago
those people are free to work as independent tradesman, many do.
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by philippejara 4y ago
>Imagine how many juniors cant, and imagine how many of those might life in india. I can't imagine a junior developer not being able to set up a vpn in 2023, and if by some bizarre turn of fate he isn't able to he is a junior a
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by philippejara 4y ago
Somehow I missed a paragraph from the article and yeah, the books seem to be mostly evaluated as they come into the jail.
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by philippejara 4y ago
I don't think it's that bizarre when you think about it, shallow and silly reasoning for sure but it's not that weird nor does it seem to be some racist conspiracy or whatever. Talking about texas Is it really surprising US
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by philippejara 4y ago
All those things can be painlessly done with a vpn. I'm not saying people wouldn't have to change, but to affect the economy as gp is trying to make it sound well, doubt it would even make a rounding error.
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by philippejara 4y ago
I doubt it would mean much, you don't even need to self-host git just use gitlab, bitbucket, etc. Hobbyists and small projects would be the most affected but VPN's are a trivial solution for this demographic.
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by philippejara 4y ago
>You don't want to fracture knowledge and make hiring/training more difficult these are not maxims of development, there can be reasons that make these consequences worth it. Furthermore you can still use just a single language
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by philippejara 4y ago
You'd be surprised, I myself know several and I have no interest in the hobby to be adjacent to their circles. Anecdotally it seems like MLP all over again, but even more skewed to the adult demographic, which does make a lot more sens
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by philippejara 4y ago
The vast majority of published scientific progress is completely devoid of value outside their specific field of study, and those in their specific field of study know where to look for it and are(?) giving its due value. If anything I&#x27
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by philippejara 4y ago
I think most people, ignoring the specifics, would consider making 100k/y from youtube a pretty good deal, but well there's the specifics. Let's not kid ourselves 100k/y is not a modest income, but surely he should be th
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by philippejara 4y ago
I'd say its the opposite, you're talking about a channel that gets 10M views average per video while being kid friendly and targeting probably the audience with the most spending power(middle aged males in the US), you'd thin
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by philippejara 4y ago
>A full half of the voting base, or more, fervently vote against their own best interest. You really shouldn't assume you know more about half a voter base's own interest than they themselves do, regardless of their "side&
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by philippejara 4y ago
Is only the US allowed to be nationalistic? India isn't actively destabilizing the middle-east since the 2000's, but they are the ones being agressively nationalistic ?
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by philippejara 4y ago
First and foremost, from the guidelines: Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading. Nobody here that would otherwise just downvote will write a counterargument because
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by philippejara 4y ago
crypto isn't a ponzi scheme inherently and allows for in his case dissidents cut off from financial networks to actually function.
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by philippejara 4y ago
its a poll whose participants consist pretty much entirely of people who follow a pornstar on social media, so I'm not sure you should take it as conclusive on anything other than what her fans like
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by philippejara 4y ago
this is not a rationalization over what actually happened, that's a different discussion, but about current public sentiment over it. What drives the clickbait is exactly the inflammatory narratives and connections.
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by philippejara 4y ago
>In the real world, we don't evaluate people relative to how better training they have received. In the real world people mostly still hold pelé and maradona as the best football players to ever get on field so i'm not sure tha
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by philippejara 4y ago
I myself end up using soccer at times due to reflex, a mixture of learning american english and never reading/talking about american football hence barely seeing the word football being used, given the vast majority of english speaking
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by philippejara 4y ago
elon is making a big stink(for whatever reason) about privacy and surveillance, going quite against the federal agencies that do it at least publically. jack dorsey pledging a million per year to signal in the wake of these revelations is t
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by philippejara 4y ago
As a brazillian, as I assume you also are, can't help but disagree. The ratio of good to bad is at most 9-1 in my experience, and I say this with no exaggeration. The only time I can remember people really talking shit about his person
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by philippejara 4y ago
if you are in a position a crime ring can take over your town, no amount of surveillance will help, it will most likely make the crime ring stronger by giving them access to it, there's a joke here about the government being already th
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by philippejara 4y ago
It never fails to amaze me how people are currently ok with effectively wiretapping communication, compared to how it was treated back when wiretapping was a thing. That you have the NYT blatantly publishing something this brazen while igno
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by philippejara 4y ago
Many comparisons were made for decades, that doesn't mean you should bring it up unprompted during the announcement of the death of one of the subjects purely to disparage the other side. If you want to honor pele, act as he would, ins
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by philippejara 4y ago
I'm sure GP is talking about in the context of what is really Tesla's fault here, as the article clearly is trying to bait a reaction on it. Not sure about criminal liability, but at the very least there should be a fine for using
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by philippejara 4y ago
I'd be willing to bet a lot more would prefer to have only remote than only in person work, on both demographics. And even if not, seniors are just more important to retain anyway.
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by philippejara 4y ago
to be fair it's pretty surprising you can find rust jobs at all, a luxury most languages lack
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by philippejara 4y ago
>(Note, the way Elon "talks" in tweets would be sarcastic if it was someone younger, but remember he's middle aged and still calls things epic unironically.) the way he tweets is pretty much distilled 2012-ish reddit

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