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by rvba 3y ago
So what happens if you arethe poor guy who keeps the banknote at the end of the year? You lose 10%? So stop selling in December? Damn in November even? Or increase prices? The miracle was that this money did not have hyperinflation.
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by rvba 3y ago
People still work with a low inflation (say 2,5%). You claim they would stop whrn inflation was 0%? I disagree. This 2,5% is just pocketed by yhe central bank.
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by rvba 3y ago
In Europe they make tests and those who score best are admitted. The dean has a small list (10 out of 1000?) that they can admit freely. But I guess if scoring was objective, then mostly Asian and Jewish people would be admitted? So the sys
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by rvba 3y ago
Why would small inflation be good for anyone bar the centtal bank? Small inflation is ignored by everyone. If there was no artificial inflation (central bank racket) you could ignore it as well.
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by rvba 3y ago
Does Linus Torvalds use SOLID? Probably a better programmer than you. Do you know who is Linus Torvalds? Do you even have a Putnam?
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by rvba 3y ago
Your example doent make sense. Those who spend spam for profit will do it anyway - they dont care if tools that detect spam exist or not. In fact those tools limit the ability of script kiddies to enter. It is a cat and mouse game. A homele
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by rvba 3y ago
There would be nothing wrong if money wasnt created out of thin air to cover the GDP increase. It's basically the central bank stealing from people and claimimg that low inflation somehow helps. It doesnt. Its's a hidden tax on ev
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by rvba 3y ago
SAP S4/HANA- the "new" ERP software is hardcoded to calculate depreciation until 2045. As programmers you probably know it could be untill year 9999 or much further. But the consultants will not be out of work. Also a way to
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by rvba 3y ago
Philosophically and realistically if there is no clear management then everyone will do whatever they want and the project will fail. And yes, there are lots od companies with bad management, bad decisions, or even surviving despitr bad ma
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by rvba 3y ago
You should donate to plant some trees.. a lot of trees for this fuel and plastic.
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by rvba 3y ago
You can make a personal project?
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by rvba 3y ago
How can we know it was not doctored somehow, since the frog was not collected?
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by rvba 3y ago
But this was a super easy sequence. Can you give an example how it should be written?
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by rvba 3y ago
What do you mean by "temporary localization"? That protons move? That they can poof? They dont seem to self destruct. On a side note: are there any models that assume that there are fields/shapes that are constanly bombarbed
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by rvba 3y ago
> Superhero - Natural Leader Management and HR claims to want those, until they actually get one
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by rvba 3y ago
Well, after their interviewing process they end up with things like this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16833100/why-does-the-mo...
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by rvba 3y ago
Arguably one could also translate it as "something that will never happen". At the same time "cuda" could be translated as "wonders".
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by rvba 3y ago
Is "import gameassets" allowed in those competitions? On a side note "import GOTO" works in python :)
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by rvba 3y ago
During the time cryptocurrency miners were buying out all the cards, nvidia could sell cards at auctions to skim the profit.
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by rvba 3y ago
Since I didnt think such word even exists I googled and apparently there is something called "falsy" in javascript. To make it worse, there is a "truthy" too. I guess a technical question. But my eyes.
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by rvba 3y ago
> the haters are a vocal minority that only exists on forums. You seem to have lost the total picture - some sort of tunnel vision due to focusing on the "forums". Firefox had a gigantic market share but lost it. Let's ass
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by rvba 3y ago
> Imagine if Firefox included perfect ad blocking + antitracking (ex: reporting a standard canvas size, having multi account container on) out of the box. Add an AI API so that users who have very basic questions wouldn't need to in
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by rvba 3y ago
> Lots of tech companies are laying off people, If other children stick their hands into the fire, will you stuck your too? Seriously, people who run company should make decisions that are useful for the company, not parrot what others a
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by rvba 3y ago
Better video on youtube? Youtube works like shit on firefox. Open 20 tabs and you get delays. (probably intentional gutting by google)
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by rvba 3y ago
All within family - the same people who ignored Firefox and didnt give the users what they want (customization & extensions) now just swap places around. Meanwhile Firefox marketshare is pathetic and money can dry up. Chrome killing ext
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by rvba 3y ago
People in charge are not supposed to reply to emails of low level drones, but they are supposed to make good decisions.
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by rvba 3y ago
Of this 194 billion, how much are one-offs? If intel builds one plant (in 2011) for 43 billion and average investmenr in 2011 was 109 billion, then intel is like 45% of all. So in 2023 maybe there was some other big one off? Of course a fac
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by rvba 3y ago
The "ecological" parts are no longer bulletproof. What is not ecological, but I guess they want you to throw away bricks and buy new ones.
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by rvba 3y ago
RSS = gets emailed / gets indexed. Some people skim the headlines of such news.
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by rvba 3y ago
The quote "The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent" is attributed to John Maynard Keynes many years before "the big short" movie even came out.

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