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Common cold and UTI completely contradict you. You shouldn't trust your perception, and shouldn't trust statistics. You should question both.
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There are studies about this. A lot. Many of them garbage, because their reference points were garbage (like 2008), or flat out lied, but it's quite clear that even if it matters on C-level jobs, it's miniscule. It was studied a l
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1y ago
In other words: terrorism works. The incentives are there on every level: people read it, media wants attention, terrorists want distorted news. I cannot see any other solution to this just legislation, and a very-very-very careful one. I’m
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1y ago
You just repackaged the “but my feelings” movement, when your quote with its context says the exact same thing as others above said, that it’s probably the news. When a customer calls you, that their mouse doesn’t work, and you figure out
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1y ago
Tomcat and Jetty are application servers which are in almost every Spring application. There are such application servers which you mentioned, like Wildfly, but they are not obsolete as a whole.
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From my point of view, it seemed from you article that you didn't even really understand functional languages in two decades (at least Haskell), which it seemed you to try to state also. So that doesn't matter too much. Anyway, I
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1y ago
But your dislike can be a lot of other things which are not objective the slightest sense. I mean, your whole article is a subjective piece. Also, stating about something that you “dislike” something as large as Spring as a whole is usually
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1y ago
“Teams exploring how to leverage [AI]s for [anything]” is true for about a decade now in every large multinational companies at every level. It’s not new at all. AI is the driving buzzword for a while now, even well before ChatGPT. I’ve enc
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1y ago
Or if you visit Australia, there is a high chance to get to know it. At least, it was impossible for me to avoid it when I planned my visit there.
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1y ago
Heavily depends on the country: Hungary. The government routinely the largest spender in Europe for online advertisement. Btw, they just started categorise their online ads as non political through proxy companies. And they just jump to a n
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I created a new account about two months ago to see what’s true about the tales that it’s absolutely crazy what’s there as a new account. And it’s pure racism. At least half of tweets either about some blacks who did something bad, or how w
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1y ago
The exact people who said to me that I’m using LLMs wrongly, and showed their code, showed me bad code. So let’s say, that “more documentation, which is unnecessary most time, ie noise, more test cases, which test not necessarily what they
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1y ago
Because managers need to distinguish themselves to pretend that they do something which others can't.
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Not just online. My nieces have at least 100x more physical toys than we had with my brother. I saw similar things with all of my friends with kids. Way more toys. Even in those families who are strongly anti consumerists.
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That’s true, however the current vibe coding ecosystem is clearly not written in this mindset. You will have a hard time to dive into anything if you previously generated 2k LOC/hour, which is absolutely possible. Typing was never the
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Not just the “management” needs managerial skills.
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1y ago
So my development skills are still relevant because I need to use my managerial skills?
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1y ago
I’ve started to read that exact Wikipedia page just two days ago, and its second paragraph contradicts you and itself. It was written by somebody who consumes a lot of Chinese propaganda. The first sentence tells, that it was never that bad
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1y ago
It was one if not the most effective advertisement which I’ve encountered in my life. We got it freely every year with post, and I dreamed as a kid to have such houses and flats which could be seen in them. The brand stuck me so well, that
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All of my problem was solved by disabling hybrid graphics and use the dedicated card only. I had not a single bug since then on X11 (I didn’t try Wayland yet, because it was almost completely unusable with hybrid config). The only drawback
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These are still percentages. I asked for absolute values. If 100 million people played on PC in 2005, and now 100 million plays on PC, but 2 billion on mobile, then percentages changes, but you still have the same amount of people playing P
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1y ago
What if it’s the other way around? Your linked article is based on AI slop? Nowadays, you cannot be sure.
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Is there less people gaming on PC, than let’s say 20 years ago, or just the market became larger, and new people started to play with something else?
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It's funny seeing America, and making the same mistakes. We're humans after all. The transition in Hungary was really seamless. Step-by-step. The Tavares report was still mainly about possibilities. The laws and the new constituti
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As a European, I have no clue what's the dimensions of A4, A5, etc. We just say A4. I don't think that laymen, like me, know anything about their real size, and I never had a problem not knowing it.
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It depends on the country. It’s not possible to operate large companies in Hungary without paying to the prime minister’s family. When I lived there, I signed a paper at a large multinational company as a simple developer. The paper’s only
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1y ago
Can’t debit account go negative where you live? It’s definitely possible. Even when you don’t have an account credit, or what it’s called. Of course, this is possible only in strange circumstances, but still, I had a debit account with nega
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It’s definitely not that simple. It’s totally random. I have only European debit cards, and I can pay everywhere. The same was true with my cards from other countries. Sometimes only Apple Pay/other NFC based system worked for some rea
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Is there any direct source for the questionability which does not come from Israel, or from entities backed by Israel? Because nowadays, all of these “sources” which I’ve seen to be shared were clearly lying propaganda, like “they lied abou
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> Colima/Lima is excellent Except when you need something like UDP ports, for example. I tried it for 2-3 weeks, but I always encountered similar issues. At the end I just started to use custom Alpine VMs with UTM, and run Docker in
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