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by posix86 5y ago
That's software done _only_ with end users in mind. It's the same model as redhat uses. IT companies suffer from the fact that they resist changing the design of the product s.t. the company offers much less value in the equation.
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I think the coronavirus situation will substantially improve. It won't be gone, but substantially more people will be on board with getting vaccines, testing infrastructure will become more useful and quick to integrate into every day
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How many doctors did you ask? I've considered a similar startup idea with some colleagues. I think what's important in this field is that you find _a_ doctor / therapist willing to work with you on this, others will follow su
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log4j v2 incoming...
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That's so interesting! I did the test linked to in the article, and I noticed that I am able to "visualize" object, but have decidedly a hard time to think about how I would perceive them if I looked at them - so I guess just
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Linguistically, the distinction between languages and dialects is debated; often, reasonably so, all languages are simply dialects of each other. The reason is that if you have two languages which don't understand each other, you can f
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I've had a similar experience but, but my takeaway was: what does it mean to solve something? Consciously? You still skip so many steps; often, I think we just "think through" the state of the puzzle in order to load its conf
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Yes, but in the case of Germany, it wasn't the case that the German government and societal structures changed their beliefs; they were replaced.
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At least some of the examples might be explained by _new groups_ taking over _old brands_, no? This would result in the group seemingly change its beliefs, when in reality, it has been replaced. Take the cathlic church. Say some people real
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Perhaps that is cultural? We're used to faults only being addressed when they're really dire; hence, if you address any faults, your product must be in a dire state. In reality, that is probably the case, but it's also the ca
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The point is that you CAN see the execution; wether you spend the time to learn to understand is your perogative. If you don't, you rely on experts, just like today. But unlike today, these experts can be independent of the process th
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Processing data IS what thinking is. This literally what Turing intended to do: Find a way to automate thinking. And a lot of what governmental positions today are doing is processing files, basically mapping files to files. A lot of corrup
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You're explaining what youtube's edge is in the market, but not why nobody else has it; it's an important distinction. Any company has an edge on any non existent company, because they exist - they have the tools, the infrast
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What we need is a trustless trust infrastructure on which identities can be verified by anyone. Governments around the globe can verify their citizen's and companies identities as well as each others, until we have a decentralized netw
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But can't the argument br made that programming, or computing generally, is the process of automating information processing - automating thought? Any many public offices and servants, as well as many regulatory processes and managemen
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Not Op, but had a similar realization (i.e. there are days where I'm awkward & don't connect ever though I spend conscious effort; and days where I'm a social butterfly without trying at all; therefore, conscious effort i
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It seems much more reasonable to highlight the UTC offset more often in normal everyday clocks, so that everyone knows both the local & UTC time all the time - so when deciding on e.g. a meeting, everyone is ready to work with UTC inste
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But it's not really OO, it's some ugly mix with rules: * don't put side-effect initialization code into the constructor * use state to render your components * don't set state directly, use setState, _unless_ in the cons
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No, but they're insanely famous! I didn't create a Twitter account for years because I didn't understand what it is; I only have one now bc I was forced to get to know it. You need to say why people should join.
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Really nice! You should turn it into a PWA so it cam be installed like an app https://web.dev/install-criteria/