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by ruszki 2y ago
Maybe for the US. For Europe, it’s basically no option. It has problems even with basic trips. At least in Italy, Austria, Hungary, and Belgium, where I tried in the past year. The interface is really the best, but the route finding is the
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by ruszki 2y ago
> It’s a strawman, because it’s so simplified that they lost all meaning. In other words: nobody ever thought these. Thoughts are way more complex. Also writing more sentences without any substance is not expanding. Edit: to expand a lit
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by ruszki 2y ago
To rephrase it differently: it was not anticipated that the great majority of people cannot handle the amount of information, which is required for thoughtful decisions, that they happy to accept obvious contradictions to avoid self-reflect
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by ruszki 2y ago
Yes, it’s a strawman even in ‘93, and time already ran out in the context of ‘93. It’s a strawman, because it’s so simplified that they lost all meaning. Except the first one which means even more than what was originally meant to be, but i
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by ruszki 2y ago
I feel that this articles’ purpose is to keep the status quo. Especially, that it starts with a strawman, and even contradicts itself during dissecting that. I like the individualistic aspect, but it’s completely orthogonal to everything el
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by ruszki 2y ago
Personally, I’ve never seen good developers who cared at all about profitability. All of them cared about the products and customers, but no one was driven by profit at all. Whom I met and cared about profit, they were mediocre the best.
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by ruszki 2y ago
Both. So they adapted themselves to it, they didn’t born like that. It’s an intentional procedure. However, not everybody can handle that.
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by ruszki 2y ago
They count it as gram per hour. If I remember well, pro cyclists can absorb 2-2.5 times as much carbohydrate in an hour than beginners.
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by ruszki 2y ago
I like this sentiment. Unfortunately we are in the minority, in software development at least for sure. The whole field shifted in the past 20 years, and now definitely more people are here only for the money. And it seems to me that this d
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by ruszki 2y ago
What parent commenter says that when you have "devops", there are no such gatekeepers. I always got higher compensation in such companies/teams, because they weren't dying. At least, when I joined :) They needed efficien
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by ruszki 2y ago
> Again, the only way to get these connections is to literally just wait. I have several 20+ years long close friendships, but it’s definitely not because I just waited. It’s a ton of time, sacrifice, and even more patience and empathy.
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by ruszki 2y ago
My experience is, that it also depends on when. Most of the time, it clearly had some positive effect on me, but sometimes, it didn’t improve my mood at all.
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by ruszki 2y ago
It doesn't need to create wrong answers. It's enough to recall people who gave wrong answers.
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by ruszki 2y ago
Netflix, Disney+, and others don’t allow better quality than 1080p on laptops. I think Disney+ doesn’t even allow more than 720p. So they are never 4K. It’s quite annoying and obvious on large monitors. Edit: Netflix changed this sometime i
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by ruszki 2y ago
How is it better to not talk about that something became worse according to somebody?
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by ruszki 2y ago
I tried it, and basic Ubuntu immediately failed with my 5k monitor, especially when I changed the scaling to anything else than 100%. With my previous laptop, the whole graphics system failed. For some reason, about every fifth reinstallati
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by ruszki 2y ago
> Norway has to be among the worst. That strange to hear. Why do you have this feeling? After visiting Porto and Italy around and below Napoli, I cannot imagine that there are any place in Nordic countries which has even just similar tol
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by ruszki 2y ago
> None of it affects me or my day-to-day life. I think it affects you, and everybody. Just after Russia started to attack Ukraine more intensely again in 2022, there was a chance that Hungary goes into a full blown dictatorship (without
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by ruszki 2y ago
Hungary had that. It didn't really work.
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by ruszki 2y ago
It sounds bad for me to be anxious, when friends use each other’s phones. Why should I be anxious?
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by ruszki 2y ago
It encouraged my interactions to drop to zero. I closed the site just after 5 minutes, instead of the usual 15-30 minutes per occasions (1x-2x per week). And I’m not sure that I’ll ever open it again, if not just for when somebody links som
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by ruszki 2y ago
I’m quite sure that there is (at least some) truth in this. I’ve been travelling in Italy for a month now. Around and below Napoli, there is something which I cannot grasp, which seemed very calming. It’s slower somehow, and way more enjoya
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by ruszki 2y ago
It’s possible to move fast the same way, but break less things than this. For example, in this case, they said that they introduced tests to mitigate this. I can assure you that introducing tests takes more time than Google searches to chec
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by ruszki 2y ago
> cutting access to possibly millions of innocent addresses or even entire countries. It seems to me, that everybody fine with this, and they don’t care. Even without DDoS. Using VPN or just using Apple’s relay can cut you from large par
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by ruszki 2y ago
OP was dismissive.
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by ruszki 2y ago
I think we know that for decades. The problem is mainly cost. But of course, looking at how the past millennia is presented to us, you’re probably right.
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by ruszki 2y ago
I also really liked to use smaller roads, they are fun. Which app do you think is the best for this?
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by ruszki 2y ago
I’m in Italy since beginning of May. If only these vie fittizies would be the only problem with maps in Italy, it would be fine. Apple Maps’s navigation is unusable. It directed me several times to streets which barely existed, while there
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by ruszki 2y ago
I worked for several small projects and startups. All of them became shitter for employees when MBA people took over.
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by ruszki 2y ago
OP won’t be categorized as such, because they haven’t added some bullshit, which would make it immediately obvious that the argument is used only to back a prejudice. I quite rarely see an accusation where the prejudice is not obvious, and

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