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by pzduniak 5y ago
Right. He invited people who abuse their credentials to spread vaccine misinformation. And when he invites actual experts, Rogan refuses to acknowledge counterarguments - the discussion devolves into "X, look it up" and when they
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by pzduniak 5y ago
If you have an absolute majority (which PiS was the first to achieve in 2015 and 2019), you can do anything. And if people protest, you can just wait them out - since 1991, only trade unions can announce paid strikes, their membership is dw
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by pzduniak 5y ago
1. His political party is on the fringes of the left, advocating for very high taxation (reaching 55% at income >= $63k/yr, 75% at >= $125k) - this combined with the general Polish lack of trust towards politicians (and our ~20-i
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by pzduniak 5y ago
The only way to programmatically interact with GnuPG is through spawning the CLI. Not good.
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by pzduniak 5y ago
I recall using https://pghintplan.osdn.jp/pg_hint_plan.html for this feature, it did what it claimed to be able to do. It's a hack, but it really helps in the worst case scenarios.
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by pzduniak 5y ago
> As a huge Postgres fan working at a shop using MySQL I'll point out the first thing I saw MySQL does that Postgres doesn't: > Index hints. Eh, it's an extension. One you shouldn't use, but it's there.
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by pzduniak 5y ago
It's just the crap that's peddled by the government to get the votes. Scare them! First year your enemy is the current government, third year it's the gays, sixth year it's the muslims (who don't want to stay in the
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by pzduniak 5y ago
Except votes for parties who get less than 5% (if running alone) or 8% of votes (if a Coalition) do not count. So that 40% becomes 52% and suddenly the only thing you can do as a minority party is yell.
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by pzduniak 5y ago
It's not "most Poles". It's realistically a quarter, maybe a third of the population. Thankfully, the turnout increased from 51% in 2015 (when they won the absolute majority for the first time with 38%) to 68% in the sec
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by pzduniak 5y ago
I'm afraid I'm not familiar enough with the institution to give a proper response. To me, many of their (Polish Episcopate's) actions are illogical and a net loss to the community they're supposed to foster. I don't
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by pzduniak 5y ago
They can only withhold the funds, which they're already doing. We'll see how that plays out over the next few months.
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by pzduniak 5y ago
How is proving that politicians and their families are stealing millions from the country's budget / EU funds, while denying access to anyone affiliated with the opposition, not "a Watergate"? That's just a normal d
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by pzduniak 5y ago
USPS being weak (AFAIK primarily because of this law) benefits their competition, who are lobbying against "fixing" it.
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by pzduniak 5y ago
We're currently developing a Supabase app that's backed by PostgREST. For our MVP, we built out everything that we could in SQL procedures (they're honestly not that terrible, especially in Postgres, just a bit verbose), we c
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by pzduniak 5y ago
Pyszne is Takeaway.com, they just have a different brand name in every country. The rest of the branding is exactly the same.
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by pzduniak 5y ago
It's great stuff, that's how I survived most of the time I ran Linux. Whenever I had to do anything more complicated, I grabbed my old MBP and shared the files between the PCs. Nothing beats alt-tabbing into a Photoshop instance r
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by pzduniak 5y ago
Photoshop! After over a decade of using it, most of the things I do there became muscle memory and I have absolutely no reason / incentive to learn different software (other than being able to use Linux). Ruining it in Wine proved to b
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by pzduniak 5y ago
https://botland.com.pl will sell you up to 10.
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by pzduniak 5y ago
The article that you linked mentions Polish _construction_ workers. I honestly doubt the areas next to the border would get you enough workforce to get you a mostly Polish staff - the border is 50min away and the closest cities are relative
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by pzduniak 5y ago
The only way to withdraw the money made on the marketplace is to buy marketplace items and trade them for money via online payments / cryptocurrency, which is against their ToS. Looks like they aren't enforcing that, though.
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by pzduniak 5y ago
That 6% tax is... complicated. Bug fixes are not innovation IIRC - I just end up paying 19%, which isn't that much anyways.
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by pzduniak 5y ago
Most engineers in Poland prefer anything BUT full time employment, so all-in the tax for engineering work is like 8.5%/19% with a ~$120/mo mandatory health insurance. They'd rather get hired as freelancers and pay less taxes
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by pzduniak 5y ago
I've migrated my company's CI and CD to self-hosted Concourse. It's slower due to polling (which might change soon), rather annoying to set up, but it's incredibly flexible.
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by pzduniak 5y ago
>Describing the book's content as DDD/CQRS is too specific (...) We'll just have to disagree here. You can combine 10 guides into a "book" and if the whole thing ends up being about building an app using a certai
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by pzduniak 5y ago
Book's title is fine with me, post's title isn't. Felt like clickbait once I realized its promoting patterns that aren't useful in most of "business applications built in Go". If you already decided to use CQRS
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by pzduniak 5y ago
If this post were called "We wrote a book about our approach to building DDD/CQRS business software using Go", I would be perfectly fine with it. Feels like a clickbait, especially after your learn that the consultancy that w
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by pzduniak 5y ago
I'd imagine that what you get for $25k/yr in Poland is way better than the ROI on $30k/yr in Italy. Depends on the stack though. Most corporate Java people earn peanuts here. It's also likely that they replaced a well co
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by pzduniak 6y ago
And it works pretty well, other than some network bugs every now and then, which seem to be a WSL2 thing. I moved from OSX to Windows around the release of build 2004 and the development experience has been great.
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by pzduniak 6y ago
You can still have that magic, I've done that in a couple projects and it's certainly possible. Unfortunately implementing something "good enough" might get super expensive depending on your data model and security const
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by pzduniak 6y ago
He's talking about a social insurance required to be self-employed. Apples to oranges.

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