samastur

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by samastur 9y ago
I star everything I find interesting so I may find it later, but in reality I did this maybe a handful of times which makes my stars ~99% meaningless. Not saying everyone does this, but I doubt my behaviour is rare and I wouldn't read
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by samastur 9y ago
It might make sense to temper your eagerness as you will be waiting for a very very very long time ;)
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by samastur 9y ago
So parasite middleman is for you a company that enables you to find those hotels in the first place? Do you find all middleman parasitic or is there something else booking should do to stop being in this group?
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by samastur 9y ago
As Wikipedia says: "Alan Jacobs is a scholar of English literature, writer, and literary critic." He has more than a passing interest in technology as I do in literature, but I think his lack of web optimisation skills or interest
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by samastur 9y ago
So? You can't undelete files that were not backed up either. Some mistakes are reversible while others aren't.
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by samastur 9y ago
No, I don't. It is certainly possible to become competent web developer over whole stack as long as you don't expect to be proficient in every currently popular framework out there. Pick a set of tools, learn them well and move la
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by samastur 9y ago
To be honest I didn't see donations box nearby, but I would not bet on not being there either. If there was, I would certainly put coins there.
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by samastur 9y ago
Years ago I collected all change for 6 months without spending any. Afterwards I counted all to see how much of each type of coin I have collected during this time. The idea was to see if it is worth bothering collecting all coins or is the
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by samastur 9y ago
Or find me a page on company's website that lists steps needed to qualify that are not too onerous and hopefully clear. Phone number would be appreciated too. You know, something that looks more like a deliberate program and not a one-
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by samastur 9y ago
No, it qualifies you as Lange & Söhne watch owner. We don't know if he bought it himself or why he did it. Not every Porsche owner is a petrolhead either. Having said this, I am not disputing that he is a watch guy. I believe he is
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by samastur 9y ago
I would be too if they bothered covering whole Europe. For example they are still not available in Slovenia unlike other services.
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by samastur 9y ago
Free software might collapse, but open source certainly would not especially since so much of it is under MIT and similar licenses which already allow anyone to do pretty much whatever with that code.
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by samastur 9y ago
Surely why?
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by samastur 9y ago
It would be if it was one way only. In practice users from all telcos roam on other networks, negating large bits of this exchange. Real price per user is much lower.
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by samastur 9y ago
Charge still is regulated to 7.7EUR per GB, but that is not its cost. Cost is indeed negligible as data is mostly transferred on exactly the same networks as the rest of Internet traffic in EU and nobody sane argues that you should pay 7 EU
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by samastur 9y ago
It doesn't work like this. Your EU guaranteed roaming mobile data package is limited to 2*monthly bill/wholesale-price-per-GB. So in your case that looks like 40/7.7 which is about 5GB. Anything beyond that your telco CAN cha
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by samastur 9y ago
There is no reason why that demand curve should be linear and often isn't.
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by samastur 9y ago
No, it's you. I'm 43 and while I don't see myself as particularly nostalgic either, I have plenty of colleagues who are. I have no idea how we compare to general population.
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by samastur 9y ago
Mostly pair-programming coding session on site or homework that is later discussed and "developed" on site. Candidate picks which option works best for her.
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by samastur 9y ago
There's a difference of category between your and parents example. Editors and IDEs will not make your code crash when it is deployed no matter how flaky or not they are. Databases on the other hand can. I wouldn't imagine it bein
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by samastur 9y ago
If they are so invisible not to matter, then why aren't they higher already? Why would Uber lose money if they didn't feel like they have to?
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by samastur 9y ago
No, because it is a pain to do, not because I would not want to. Rarely because it wants me to take a closed road. More often because I would like to travel through some part of a land and am not interested in the most efficient way of reac
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by samastur 9y ago
Personally I find it appalling how freely Polanski moves around (for what is worth I like many of his films).
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by samastur 9y ago
> From memory, it was deprecated with around 12 months of notice, there were provisions for migrating/exporting all your data etc.... - and to be honest, the writing was on the wall for RSS for a long time before that. You couldn&#x
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by samastur 9y ago
Just as a restaurant can be appalling from when it was first opened and even if you don't visit it ever, other services can. Appalling doesn't depend on personal experience or lack of prior knowledge.
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by samastur 9y ago
Not really. High fluctuation of bitcoin's value is the real killer when most expenses will need to be paid in a not-bitcoin currency.
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I Don’t Believe in Blockchain(tbray.org)
83 points by samastur 9y ago|93 comments
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by samastur 10y ago
The article's author is a law professor.
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by samastur 10y ago
Kuga means plaque in Slovenian. I imagine that is not association Ford wants me to have when I see their so-named car.
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by samastur 10y ago
Because company that trusts its workers so much it requires their presence in the office is certainly going to believe them they worked in their cars, right?

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