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And amazingly it is self inflicted by peer pressure, because it’s absolutely possible to build great things without React or Kubernetes. I don’t care because I have my own company now (and yet it’s an everyday to educate both clients and ju
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I don’t follow the justification of the general statement you put first with then Basecamp specific customer’s name list issue. Basecamp were wrong in how they handled it, but I think the general point still has its merit: there is too much
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TFA
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I'm from France and it was relatively easy to boycott Amazon for a lot of things, even after years of being a big prime user. I agree there are no good direct replacements, for me the solution was different consumption altogether (goin
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5y ago
The point is that if you only need to join and aggregate data it's easier and more efficient to do it directly in SQL. Also in production or when your database doesn't fit in memory the idea is to first use SQL to generate an opti
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5y ago
That’s not terrifying, that’s awesome. Economists were saying decades ago that near the year 2000 we shouldn’t working much because of the gains of productivity. We would be free while everything would be automated. But instead we have bill
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5y ago
My point is that market participants seems to not care about what a stock intrinsically is when they choose one to buy (like also voting and governance), they just care about the price of that stock.
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Good point. Last year when the north of Italy was particularly affected it was during a huge air pollution episode. At the time I had heard particulate pollution helps the virus circulate, but maybe it also worsen the symptoms.
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5y ago
But what are you investing in? The probability to sell (dump) <something> to someone in the future for a better price? > Objectively, the big publicly listed companies are growing and have stellar financials. If you don't inve
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5y ago
This is my sentiment too. People seems to give the market far more importance than what it is in reality: an exchange for second-hand stocks, with money just circling that can never touch the company and the economy. And they also forget th
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Touch type was really life changing for me. Also switching from French Azerty to Qwerty. It's not about WPM but about staying in the flow, I feel directly interfaced with the machine. It's a pity to watch colleagues still stoping,
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> We can always build higher, construction techniques are only getting better. I don't see why 60 floor buildings can't be a norm in most supply constrained cities. Because there is no way we can make infrastructure follow in t
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> so too has the sheer volume of rare, underground jewels This. As for discovery, it's never been easier to find things by oneself. Bandcamp (nice place to bootstrap rabbit holes), Spotify artists playlists, Youtube channels, Subred
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5y ago
I think that music defining one's identity and their lifestyle has kind of gone out of style. I just remember the late 00's/early 10's as crazy on judging people on what they listen (or they clothes, like Vice Do and Don
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There is nothing elitist, that's the point, I'm past defining myself and judging people through music taste.
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These kind of rants have gone really old for me, like the person is stuck in 2009 at the golden age of Pitchfork/Vice/Hipster blogs... music elitism/criticism.
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12 floors is huge. Nearly every building in Paris is 6 floors and it is already at near the maximum density humanly acceptable in my opinion. There will never be enough supply in some place, especially with speculation and foreign investors
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6y ago
Sometime it's possible for me to at least understand the rationalization they must be going through (e.g. "stealing from rich people is okay they still have plenty, while I have nothing and was born poor", "Not cool but
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6y ago
How many women are engineers as a percent of total engineers? Given the current ratio in my generation (mid thirties) we are at least decades away of having a significant ratio of senior engineers candidates, so I'm not sure your quest
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Interesting. I am definitely of the third kind since I'm a kid. But with the years I've come to appreciate mathematics (maybe FP was a gateway), and machines through wanting more real world connection, learning electronics and bui
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> Modern graphics help games such as The Last of Us or Horizon Zero Down make you feel like you are part of the story, living through it along with the characters. Except it doesn't work for me. It's in an uncanny valley of nea
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Not sure if voice acting is the problem because the first Metal Gear Solid on PS1 is still one of the best video game and movie experience for me.
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Oracles bring the possibility to interface with the real world. For example to track underlying assets like equities, oil, gold... You can these use DeFi services like borrowing with that asset portfolio.
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For example the crash is typically used in pop and rock on the first time, and in metal instead of the hi hat for heavy parts. For the ride you can watch some clips from the film Whiplash maybe. Edit: also I can think of one album (the firs
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I do mostly not too sophisticated web apps and binary search and minimum edit distance do come up regularly. I agree you don't have to remember the implementation details, but you have to know they exist and which problems they solve.
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Resources are also construction material, that’s where wind get its bad ratio.
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> the non-professional market is overwhelmingly characterized by light-usage applications I'm not sure social networks and most modern sites or apps qualifies as light-usage nowadays. Browsing Reddit or Facebook put my pro to its kn
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This or everything in web apps in a browser, pick your poison.
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In the meantime, still no external link symbol.
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6y ago
We are talking about products here.
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