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by radiator 5y ago
But that would be only half the solution. If the value of fiat decreases daily, then you should also negotiate a salary raise every month? Most people do not get raises more than once per year.
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by radiator 5y ago
This sounds as if we don't really trust encryption, which makes one wonder, why then go into all this trouble and encrypt the data in the first place?
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by radiator 5y ago
If the applicant has graduated from a university, technical school, whatever, then look at the records from their exams there. Also taking into account the average level of the university, technical school in question.
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by radiator 5y ago
It looks like it is "at least 50%" according to the law.
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by radiator 5y ago
With millions of users using Excel, I am not convinced that there are no solutions to the problems of Repeatability, Batch Processing, Extensibility as mentioned in the article.
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by radiator 5y ago
The first example, you can read it and speak it in English.
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by radiator 5y ago
So some professionals will have the chance to migrate systems back to on-premises, after having migrated them from on-premises to the cloud? Interesting.
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by radiator 5y ago
But if the store in question would accept cash, then it could at least server some of its customers. I expect it would not only be 15% of the customers. I would add those customers who are, you know, a little capable of adapting to circumst
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by radiator 5y ago
Very good podcast, thank you. What I personally missed is a question about the future plans for SQLite. Also about version 4.
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by radiator 5y ago
Maybe a panel of maintainers could publish a quarterly review with attribution/thanks to the most important contributors. No metrics to game, only pure human expert opinions.
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by radiator 5y ago
I got downvoted at least twice, but noone bothered to link to the explanation why this article is no longer visible.
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by radiator 5y ago
Why was this article censored? Was it done without an explanation? I do not find one.
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by radiator 5y ago
Germany or the government of Germany?
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by radiator 5y ago
Someone who wouldn't want to undersell those projects could use the term art instead of useless.
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by radiator 5y ago
> Greta Thunberg moves mountains. I can only regard this as a joke, and not a very successful one, I am afraid.
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by radiator 5y ago
My point was, the two situations are very different. It is wrong to make similar conclusions. In your first example, the superhuman cannot fix everything because he has to work with other average humans, who drag him down. In the second cas
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by radiator 5y ago
But how is the hiring of those engineers or managers relevant to the current thread, which is about a project explicitly described: "I am a one-man development team doing everything"?
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by radiator 5y ago
And what are people who don't own a smartphone doing? Do they just throw their cards to the trash, since they have become useless?
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by radiator 5y ago
Yeah and another % to his accountant for bookkeeping, another % for repairing things when they break, another % for taxes, until there is nothing left.
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by radiator 5y ago
None of the above
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by radiator 5y ago
This is hilarious!
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by radiator 5y ago
But from the point of view of the Indian government, those two "opposite" things are the same.
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by radiator 5y ago
Interesting point of view. The article is not really only about UML, but about formal specifications in general, and how Agile's rise affected them.
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by radiator 5y ago
Unfortunately, we cannot be sure it is low for today's academia. So many people working there, with nothing useful to do other than flooding the conferences and journals with papers. They are desperate for anything that could be publis
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by radiator 5y ago
And what about the other 20 commits? (not that it is so important, but sometimes a missing detail can be annoying)
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by radiator 5y ago
Cool story and I see absolutely no problem with his behaviour.
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by radiator 6y ago
But even if it were so, what would be the problem if 95% of the internet wouldn't exist?
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by radiator 6y ago
Connecting flights won't be affected
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by radiator 6y ago
But it's one thing to train and play your favourite sport, and a completely different thing to be a coach for others. It does not follow that he will get the same satisfaction from the latter. And financially it would be probably much
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by radiator 6y ago
There was a well-written story about someone in a large company who was by some coincidence suddenly left without duties and went on for years doing exactly that. But I no longer remember the source or whether it was a fictional story.

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