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radu_floricica
19y ago
> (I am so sorry Adam, for the record I love that film. I don't care if it contradicts my comment, that film rocks.) There's a time for watching movies as much as for anything else. The problem with TV is that is puts you at one end of
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Of course it's modern and western, but not less useful. As for classical buddhism, as far as I got into it it's an ok religion, but just as full of myths and dogma as the orthodox christianity I was born in. I much prefer the modern version
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radu_floricica
19y ago
The problem is more complicated then given credit to. Basically, we don't know. We do have hundreds of diets, but if you go to a doctor and ask the question you're not going to get a nice, uniform and consistent answer. From what I read and
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19y ago
Zen would be a much better suggestion. More focused, and less religious. You can be as easely zen atheist or zen christian as zen buddhist.
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19y ago
Gmail? :)
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19y ago
Lisp n00b here too, and it's VERY frustating. Makes me remember the days where installing apache with php meant one day of reading docs and another afternoon of compiling. It's one hell of a learning curve, and it's mostly unnecessary: it's
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19y ago
And another comment: I'm from Romania, and I saw several startups just like this one, funded by somebody abroad and managed by a local not in IT. They all were pretty much like the one in the article. I always wondered why they were such bi
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I'd blame the direct manager, Jola (and not just because something like that happened to me once). The guy from Germany made the big mistake of not hiring the right people in the first place, so he's completely responsible for the mess, but
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Sorry... conventional wisdom seems to be right here. No early optimisations is best. If a software grows like a tree, then only some branches, no, some leaves will require optimisation. You never know from the start the route to those leave