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by ruszki 1y ago
The problem is that the bar needs to be moved higher and higher, to a level nowadays which would be annoying to most of us who know what they are doing. 20 years ago if I started to list ip addresses to my ISP on the phone I got somebody te
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by ruszki 1y ago
Hungarians mass migrated about a thousand years ago from the Ural Mountains, several thousands of kms from present Hungary. Germans mass migrated to Hungary hundreds of years ago, especially after Mongols and Turks killed most of the popula
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by ruszki 1y ago
GameStop teaches us, that there is no causality link between performance and stock prices.
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by ruszki 1y ago
It’s not even that difficult to manually remove these from Windows. It’s like a handful of configs. It’s way easier to do that than make (probably) any Linux distro to work with my current and previous setups. Which btw I could never achiev
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by ruszki 1y ago
“Go fast, break things” was invented at places where the best developers worked on the world. Applying the mentality without great developers is not how great startups were made.
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by ruszki 1y ago
9 years is a lot. In my home country, Hungary, dissenting in the right wing government media was possible, and happened quite often in 2012, nothing which would have reminded you of the first half of the previous century. By 2015, there was
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by ruszki 1y ago
The interesting thing is that there are objective measurements about code (like unnecessary commands in answers, or code which flat out never worked), in which generally people are not great. The amount of bad answers on Stackoverflow and o
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by ruszki 2y ago
Except of course, it really shouldn’t be funny according to anybody the sole fact that somebody is gay. About what most of these “comedians” arguing for. Even according to the massive amount of disinformation in this topic. I don’t know why
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by ruszki 2y ago
If nothing else, the rambling about global warming and MMR vaccines makes it obvious. It’s not neutral to spread many times disproven lies. Especially how he wants to spread it, without saying that it’s not true, because that’s not neutral.
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by ruszki 2y ago
Yes, there are indications that for some reasons eggs are better for you, than their cholesterol level should indicate. But it’s nowhere near “proven”. And that that high cholesterol is fine, is not even there. Currently, it’s still better
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by ruszki 2y ago
It’s quite difficult to see content on Twitter which is “unlike myself” and it’s not for grifting, from politicians, or parrots of these. Also, it’s quite boring that these people say the same thing for decades now. It’s quite simple nowada
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by ruszki 2y ago
It has a very similar rate for me, a little bit better. Btw, there are new songs in every playlist. The problem isn’t that there is none, the problem is priorities, especially with radios.
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by ruszki 2y ago
Do you mean daily mix playlists? From the first 20 songs 17 are something which I added to my library, or listen them regularly. The rest of the 3 songs? 2 of them are from artists whom I listen to regularly. 1 clearly new song. I have very
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by ruszki 2y ago
Fifth bullet point contradicts it. Also, it’s not clear for me at all, what “viewpoint” means. Flat Earthers in geography departments? Or more Republicans? Or the same thing as DEI, since being black gives you different viewpoints?
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by ruszki 2y ago
First of all, it’s not tedious for a lot of us. Writing characters themselves is not a lot of time. Secondly, we don’t work in a waterfall model, even on the lowest levels, so the code quantity in an iteration is almost always abysmal or sm
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by ruszki 2y ago
LLMs are unreliable transformators for information which is already quite unreliable. So yes, I use Kagi. Averagely, using a search engine takes less time to achieve the same reliability (of course, perfect reliability is impossible). At le
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by ruszki 2y ago
Or Hungarians for example.
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by ruszki 2y ago
Why not when I reply to a logical extreme, aka > all forms possible, to the extent that if I can’t block it I won’t use the product
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by ruszki 2y ago
Isn't Hacker News for advertising for Y Combinator and topics which are important to Y Combinator?
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by ruszki 2y ago
I’m total layman here. What was the result in other cases?
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by ruszki 2y ago
Even in positive sum games, “always nice” is not a good strategy, because when somebody is not “nice”, you will lose. This is even a larger problem when somebody has a bad behaviour multiple times in a row not by accident. This later is exa
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by ruszki 2y ago
I travel between Vienna and Budapest quite frequently, and ÖBB (Austrian railway) does also this deliberately on Austrian side towards Vienna. Trains can arrive about 15-20 minutes early in Vienna if they go full speed in Austria, and they
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by ruszki 2y ago
I had an opportunity to talk about racism with a racist. He said that he was not racist because he didn’t want to kill people of color. He is the kind of person, who doesn’t go into a restaurant if there are non whites in it, even in the sa
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by ruszki 2y ago
Can you share some details about this EU support?
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by ruszki 2y ago
No, we wouldn’t have moved. The two main reasons back during IE6 times were tabs, and as a web developer: debugging. Firebug was something which was way ahead of everything else.
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by ruszki 2y ago
Does dependency make wars less probable? Genuine question. Logically it should, but I don’t know the numbers.
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by ruszki 2y ago
Would he be fine with spreading of fascism?
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by ruszki 2y ago
To make wars more probable? Shouldn’t be the focus on avoiding war? That won’t happen with less mutual reliance and more weapons.
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by ruszki 2y ago
Working less with China makes the possibility of a war higher. Obama wanted to have a trading framework which prevents a mutual degradation of trade on America’s term, but Trump didn’t want that, and Americans voted to this again. I think g
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by ruszki 2y ago
Your link doesn’t state that.

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