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by smarinov 10y ago
+1, I expected some software toolset for managing natural parks or the wood industry, at most.
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by smarinov 10y ago
Russia is not an enemy of the EU, although the NATO countries in Europe and Asia (Turkey) often treat it as such. EDIT: Maybe some minority circles in the Russian Federation want to make it an enemy of the EU or the rest of Europe, but most
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by smarinov 10y ago
I beg to differ. The more people from any single European country travel across Europe, the more they figure out that there are almost zero cultural differences between their countries. Things that people used to call 'typically Fren
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by smarinov 10y ago
And three quarters do.
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by smarinov 11y ago
FWIW `-j` is the plural suffix for all nouns and adjectives in Esperanto (not in accusative where the full generic form followed by an additional `-n`), but I don't know whether the OP had that in mind or something completely different
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by smarinov 11y ago
+ oh, the irony that the tool is written in Rails. :D
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by smarinov 11y ago
My experience shows that good developers are usually (always?) open for discussion, no matter how many languages they consider themselves to know well. Needless to say, these people aren't nearly as many as we want them to be…
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by smarinov 11y ago
Why do you find it toxic for starting a family or long-lasting relationships? :/
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by smarinov 11y ago
Biased, but try Bulgaria. IMHO currently only Bucharest can (somewhat) compete as a SW/startup hub in the region. HW is generally weak throughout the Balkans, though.
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by smarinov 11y ago
Just curious: how does the real distribution look like, from your experience? Do you have any graphs by any chance?
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by smarinov 11y ago
Although, to be honest, email standards are a complete mess in some regards and I suppose this make such an endeavour not as trivial as it looks on first sight. Just an example: try to create (and use) an IDN-based email address with non-AS
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by smarinov 11y ago
This sounds like my words.:D So I completely agree. I cringe every time I am forced to use webmail for some reason.
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by smarinov 11y ago
Thanks. It wasn't meant to be sarcastic although it surely looks like it when I read it now. I was genuinely interested to find out about it since it's a program I rely on and if it won't be developed further, I'll have
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by smarinov 11y ago
Thanks for letting us know it was dead. I haven't realised it for the part few years of daily usage.
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Iris AI: find research papers relevant to TED talks(ted.iris.ai)
6 points by smarinov 11y ago|0 comments
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by smarinov 11y ago
Someone else already addressed your second point, so I will give my two cents on the first one. I am perfectly aware of all this and I don't want to underestimate the importance of Islam in the Middle Ages. This was basically school ed
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by smarinov 11y ago
My suggestion would be to try and strengthen your region regardless or religion. The Middle East never was purely Muslim and I bet that nowadays there are a lot of atheists there just as we have a lot of them in Europe. Don't get me wr
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by smarinov 11y ago
Do you have any evidence that all the Middle Eastern scholars from the Middle Ages (no pun intended) have been practising Muslims? Did they work in complete isolation from Europe? How so? Also, what exactly do you mean by „the winner” in th
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by smarinov 11y ago
Thanks for complementing my answer. That's exactly what I had in mind, but I (still) can't type from mobile devices. :)
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by smarinov 11y ago
Producing 500 or 2000 units would virtually require the same time, so you may as well get a standard batch size and improve your margins.