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by pydry 8mo ago
For the time being though, theyre going to build their in house software with electron because building native apps is hard.
542.
by pydry 8mo ago
>Those companies will then destroy those clothes, reporting them as sold to consumers. Until one of them gets the bright idea to resell the clothes, which should take all of 30 seconds. Your theory presumes the existence of a sketchy afr
543.
by pydry 8mo ago
I would prefer it if solutions which doubled housing constuction rates were promoted above solutions which housing developers lobbied the hardest for but which will barely move the needle. They are also competing for the same land, which is
544.
by pydry 8mo ago
Social housing programs have historically doubled or tripled housing construction. Has changing zoning laws historically ever boosted housing construction by more than 10%?
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by pydry 8mo ago
It's making it less, not more bearable.
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by pydry 9mo ago
Given that visa and mastercard just dump the liability on the merchant, The EU could hardly do worse. It would be an economic boon to the bloc if they assumed more of the risk.
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by pydry 9mo ago
Rupee payment?
548.
by pydry 9mo ago
"So infrequent that we wouldnt believe" and yet in order to save costs they had to use humans from the Phillipines?
549.
by pydry 9mo ago
Theyre probably all correct. Nobody is exactly in a position to test their ideas though are they?
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by pydry 9mo ago
In Russia I noticed that it took barely 10 minutes with stranger before getting into a discussion of philosophy, literature, meaning of life, etc. (or how their soul ached for something) I never saw this Singaporean soul even in deepest dar
551.
by pydry 9mo ago
They also applied the death penalty to somebody with the mental capacities of a child who was being exploited as a drug mule.
552.
by pydry 9mo ago
The ruling party has perfected the art of using legal and social pressures to fracture any competing parties if they get too big. They have a jealously guarded media monopoly and viciously crack down on opposition bloggers by suing them int
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by pydry 9mo ago
I agree, but i think his point applies more to haskell than, say, kotlin. There is a balance between type strictness and productivity and if you go too far in one direction you get horribly buggy code and if you go too far in the other dire
554.
by pydry 9mo ago
Well, this behavior makes sense. They're a bluechip trying to maintain the illusion that theyre a growth stock juuuust a little bit longer.
555.
by pydry 9mo ago
The nail in the coffin moment for me when i realized AI had turned into a full blown cult was when people started equating a "hand crafted artisinal" piece of software used by a million people with hand crafted artisinal chair use
556.
by pydry 9mo ago
>We stand on the brink of a world where some wealthy people will get more wealthy, but very many will struggle without work or prospects. Brink? This has been the reality for decades now. >A society where a large percent have no incom
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by pydry 9mo ago
There's about a hundred new posts on reddit every day that im sure are also paid for from this same pile of cash. It feels like it really started in earnest around october.
558.
by pydry 9mo ago
It sounds exaggeratedly crazy.
559.
by pydry 9mo ago
To be fair ms word is rooted in a world paper once ruled and the paper/document metaphor is becoming increasingly less relevant. I used to use it all day every day and now i use it once a year maybe (often for government related things
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by pydry 9mo ago
With the industrial revolution extra demand for industrial overcapacity was created in the form of war. After the war the US created extra demand in the form of consumerism. China is creating extra demand for infrastructure overcapacity wit
561.
by pydry 9mo ago
You seem to be assuming that this is a large bank.
562.
by pydry 9mo ago
By contrast this involved flipping a switch. It was extremely easy.
563.
by pydry 9mo ago
I was about to agree with you until i noticed that the bank was backed by peter thiel. It seems pretty in character and it's not like there is another more plausible reason being offered.
564.
by pydry 9mo ago
That's like a luxury lumber company stuffing its showrooms full of ikea furniture.
565.
by pydry 9mo ago
>half is vaguely in alignment with the vague directional gestures of expert consensus Their beliefs are driven by a different set of oligarchs and imperial mandarins who have their own set of self serving reality distortion fields. The c
566.
by pydry 9mo ago
Autonomy, decent pay, non toxic environment and non bullshit job. It isnt actually all that much but most devs who have all of these I've come across are happy.
567.
by pydry 9mo ago
>You reduce development effort by a third Done by the company which sells software which is supposed to reduce it tenfold?
568.
by pydry 9mo ago
if you self host immich, homeassistant or jellyfin you can access them while out as easily as you can on home wifi.
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by pydry 9mo ago
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by pydry 9mo ago
I remember after the Brexit vote (i.e. years before anything actually changed) there was a rash of British companies who clearly would have gone bankrupt anyway blaming their ailing fortunes on Brexit. There is remarkably little pushback o

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