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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
Read the rest of the comment.
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
That's by design. They have few verticals that they focus on and have templates for every situation that might arise. (Former McK SW engineer here)
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
That's my whole point. It's the management/possibly board, not the shareholders.
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
The problem of effectively fining people for bullshit reasons.
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
You are according to the EU's rules of digital markets. Any app provider is. If you don't process any personal information, don't have ads or purchases and don't have online backend services... Then you might have a chan
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
Nope, you can't use that as your legal registered address in EU.
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
It's not that easy with such a big company. Look at Tesla and Musk. A management-aligned board can put a stop to many things the shareholders would like to do.
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
So what? That doesn't mean anything. The shareholders didn't say this, the management of the company did.
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
What do shareholders have to do with it? Why are they so different from shareholders of Microsoft, Apple, Google, Facebook...? Do you really think they are happy now? No-damn-body would trade enormous future profits from one of the biggest
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
But what churn? I started using Webpack, Express, TypeScript and React around 2013/2014. I still use the exact same stack. The only difference is that my config files are simpler now. React switched to functions/hooks but class co
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
There are a few features that were missing but it wasn't so bad. The most significant (added in v5) is proper async handler support.
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
Many regular people bought tablets, expensive noise canceling headphones and other hardware with the express purpose of using it on a flight 2-6 times (1-3 round trips) a year. Of course, it gets used outside of a plane too - but that appli
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
Don't treat the CPU board as the host but a peripheral. ;-) But I'd say it's much closer to Ethernet than USB. You have controllers (routers), switches and nodes... USB doesn't, not like this.
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
Laws made decades ago didn't think of hyper futuristic development... News at 11. This is a critique of the state, not Tesla, not sure why is it not worded as such - "US rules prevent autonomous vehicle deployment", it doesn&
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
> The closest you can get to the properties of a mainframe is to put everything into one rack and use RDMA with Infiniband. Or PCIe... I really would like to try building that.
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
You're wrong. A lot of Chinese code and hardware is in production in the west. Huawei networking hardware is widespread, for example.
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
Check it out https://asterinas.github.io/book/kernel/linux-compatibility....
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
This is the most interesting new OS I have seen in many years.
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
The consulting/contracting is the optimal way for this guy. I can confirm it works.
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
React, Node.js, TypeScript
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
I very much disagree, that's the most basic of basics. I don't care much what's happening in low income areas and especially not how it used to be historically. And the point is what happens when an issue is discovered - it&#
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
I have taken my 3 decades of personal experience - hundreds of situations - and combined it with what my family, friends and acquaintances experienced. It's really not just me. And the national news say the exact same thing - healthcar
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
You said the same thing I said... You only get basic care to survive, nothing else. The system is different but this aspect is pretty much the same everywhere around here.
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
You are going to have hundreds of years of fun terraforming Venus... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terraforming_of_Venus#/media...
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
As a manager of a large engineering organization, I'm unfortunately forced to not be considerate in order to make the org scale to dozens/hundreds of people. Proper usage of tools is crucial and I spend considerable resources to t
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
Indeed, and all of the good startups are incorporated in the US. I work in this area (PL, SK, CZ, HU). Definitely don't incorporate here if you can avoid it, it's so much trouble that can be avoided by simply going elsewhere.
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
Mainly VAT and related accounting, which is universal. Also consider that EU doesn't think investment into software development is actually investment - not fully tax deductible. There are ways around that but you're going to need
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
Any successful startup by European people I ever saw was incorporated in the US or UK. There are few exceptions, of course, but focusing on the US market and avoiding the EU bureaucracy seems to be crucial.
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
When building at scale, it's not possible to rely on stuff like "everybody should name the iterators differently than it's normally done". It's not inconsiderate, we are doing a job. If you can't do your job, y
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by throw4950sh06 2y ago
Staying in orbit means risk of catastrophic failure on puncture and doesn't provide access to the heat of lower layers of Venus atmosphere that can be used as energy source or carbon source. You also have to think about heat management

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