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by senorrib 2y ago
You can argue market cap isn’t there, but Spotify’s revenue in the EU far exceeds 7.5B Euro.
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by senorrib 2y ago
He is right, though.
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by senorrib 2y ago
“ In particular, Apple – and Facebook – are gatekeepers because they “are digital platforms that provide an important gateway between business users and consumers – whose position can grant them the power to act as a private rule maker, and
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by senorrib 3y ago
Nobody visits as a company, such thing simply doesn't exist. And if you work under ESTA or B1/B2, you're violating the law.
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by senorrib 3y ago
Agreed.
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by senorrib 3y ago
The obvious cynicism aside, what you said doesn’t really contradict point #1. All those responsibilities can be taken by any IC in pre-seed/seed startups (except the wrongly stated “most important person on the company”).
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by senorrib 3y ago
Wasn’t the monopoly interference in the first place?
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by senorrib 3y ago
Not really. What’s the point of a wallet if payments can’t be made to it? Effectively this forces a wallet to be 1) identified, or 2) be effectively lost.
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by senorrib 3y ago
No. It doesn’t require disclosure of server side components like AGPL, and doesn’t spread out like GPL.
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by senorrib 3y ago
Not really. Fashion is just means to an end in the actual case, but if you actually read the article instead of just the comment section you’ll see why I complained about them using this term.
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by senorrib 3y ago
I hate it when someone takes scientific research and willingly distort its meaning for whatever reason. The job of these magistrates were not to police “fashion”, or what people wore, but to police ostentation — two very different things. T
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by senorrib 3y ago
Pulling up infra to run unit tests is an anti-pattern. This is a great tool for integration tests, though.
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by senorrib 3y ago
The most misunderstood theorem of all time.
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by senorrib 3y ago
Every year that passes these “SWE is an idiotic field” posts come earlier. So annoying…
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by senorrib 3y ago
Month: 1-12 Day: 1-31 Year: unbounded I come from a dd/mm/yyyy country, but you can’t say mm/dd/yyyy is completely illogical.
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by senorrib 3y ago
Spellchecker in Jetbrains IDEs is terrible. It throws a lot of false positives.
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by senorrib 3y ago
Anyone with microeconomics knowledge would tell you that it depends on the elasticity on each side of the transaction.
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by senorrib 3y ago
Man, this enrages me so much. But I'm glad I live in a third world country where access to legal defense is relatively cheap. Here I would just tell them to piss off and get on with my life.
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by senorrib 3y ago
Gosh darn it! Just bought four model 4.
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by senorrib 3y ago
It's literally in the article. Approx. 10 weeks, we're in week 3. 10 - 3 = 7 weeks from now.
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by senorrib 3y ago
"All right" is a stretch. Shopify employs a lot of amazing compiler engineers to constantly evolve the ruby compiler/VM to squeeze as much performance as possible without affecting the regular engineers, something most startu
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by senorrib 3y ago
This is exactly my experience. Glad to see I'm not alone, sad to hear that it's so common out there.
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by senorrib 3y ago
“I want to stress that this is a toy JVM, built for learning purposes and not a serious implementation.”
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by senorrib 3y ago
I have a hard time understanding the reasons why people focus on the wrong problems in large scale systems. N+1, for example, is bad, and we all know it. However, these examples always show strong coupling between database and API represent
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by senorrib 3y ago
It does not. It's not about abstraction, but encapsulation.
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by senorrib 3y ago
The fault here obviously doesn't fall exclusively on Microsoft. Security by obscurity was never an effective method.
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by senorrib 4y ago
You don't just land in a place like that with SWE skills and suddenly affect change. Ordinary SWEs don't have enough leadership or management skills to understand the problems and coordinate the process of building a solution. A s
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by senorrib 4y ago
Well, the parliament is part of the government.
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by senorrib 4y ago
Lol same!
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by senorrib 4y ago
It only takes one bank to default, and an infinite amount of articles like this are instantly published. Urgh.

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