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721.
by szundi 4y ago
Because this is extra work?
722.
by szundi 4y ago
Java is slowly absorbing the ideas from other systems and is much more fun than it was. Also versatile.
723.
by szundi 4y ago
I hope it works if the case itself have those physical buttons. Like the Apple original leather case… wait a minute! …
724.
by szundi 4y ago
As soon as you are starting to do some hardcore tables with lots of real business logic, peope around me tend to start liking Excel better.
725.
by szundi 4y ago
Or just buy some used iPhone for pennies, and you are good to go. Works from Outlook, Browser, Apple Mail, other email software, etc.
726.
by szundi 4y ago
Toyota learned it from western consultants, but made it work like a charm. I think they are the real champions of the lean philosophy, kanban, kaizen, 5s, etc.
727.
by szundi 4y ago
Parent commenter is right, China was like that. The difference is in the root cause: attitude. Whole world is full of ridiculously hard working Chinese people rising up from being an immigrants with nothing and running like the half economi
728.
by szundi 4y ago
I think globalization works better than how we talk about it these days. China is very cautious just because they know we are interdependent. I think this big buffer of time should be enough to resolve the conflicts with greater chance. Of
729.
by szundi 4y ago
Enough to have gc pauses though
730.
by szundi 4y ago
Exactly, gc pauses kind of bugging me in a lot of games based on .net, like Kerbal
731.
by szundi 4y ago
Plenty of free space under the bridges for homeless, maybe those count too
732.
by szundi 4y ago
The issue probably stems from the fact that San Francisco residents are overrepresented here.
733.
by szundi 4y ago
My funny hypothesis is that the ones who can actually make something out of the AI/machine learning trend are those who are good in this logical thinking you are talking about, not the ones who try to skip it on the way.
734.
by szundi 4y ago
Those times you would not go to jail for having fun with an agent.
735.
by szundi 4y ago
5G highspeed signals are so high frequency that they penetrate no kind of matter anymore. Good luck. Only usecase maybe the stadium with a central antenna.
736.
by szundi 4y ago
Parent commenter's point is that they have to fire some good performing to make it legally a layoff, not a mass firing.
737.
by szundi 4y ago
If dev support from the company fades, the UI will start to deteriorate - and wether you are hosting or not, that is also a thing that matters. Like mobile apps, browser plugins, form filling logics and specific site behaviours etc.
738.
by szundi 4y ago
Only problem with this is you either has nothing to fill in, or just when it would start to matter the dates you are forgetting about are not really the ones who worth it. I also like the "probability" field.
739.
by szundi 4y ago
maybe this is the culprit then
740.
by szundi 4y ago
If you plan to exit in 2 years and you don’t give a sh*t after that, sounds like a plan!
741.
by szundi 4y ago
Tech market is down worldwide
742.
by szundi 4y ago
Lots of youtubers publish this, like EEVBlog and Andreas Spiess also.
743.
by szundi 4y ago
Hm, so the emlolyees never turn off their personal computers please and I have a chatbot? Makes sense.
744.
by szundi 4y ago
Mine is 0 wpm most of the time, but there are nanoseconds when it is almost infinite wpm.
745.
by szundi 4y ago
My favorite way of thinking. Should be applied to question the need for the existence of the given feature or function too, and best to delete the whole stuff.
746.
by szundi 4y ago
In my country 120 days is pretty common for Metro or Tesco.
747.
by szundi 4y ago
I would call it calculation, not approximation.
748.
by szundi 4y ago
I see that in 5 years we have to prove everythere that we are humans, not just online human capable. Ehh
749.
by szundi 4y ago
Or not produced anymore and prices go up for legacy system maintenance. Like try to buy 4MB of EDO RAM
750.
by szundi 4y ago
You can be pretty sure that you have some corrupt bits

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