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by timka 5y ago
What exactly do you mean by Russia funding the green anti-nuclear movements? Exactly who did this? All that green agenda, Kyoto and Paris stuff, affects Russia very badly by basically cancelling its fossil fuel export earnings. Just look at
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by timka 5y ago
Many (if not most) Azov members are Russian-speaking ethnic Russians. And vice versa, many of those fighting Azov are ethnic Ukrainians. The question is not the language or ethnicity but where one supports the Euromaidan or not. And Russia&
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Nazism, denazification, residential area artillery, and guns for everyone(youtube.com)
3 points by timka 5y ago|1 comments
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by timka 5y ago
A different perspective on what’s going on in Ukraine: if Azov members don’t qualify as Nazis, I don’t know who does.
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by timka 5y ago
Looks like that. I mean has anything fundamentally changed since 2008? No. The 'raegonomical' approach has been eating the future demand for 40 years. And what is the dollar issue volume in 2020-2021 compared to preexisting volume
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by timka 5y ago
I think it's more likely Zeitgeist. You see, someone else finds working in Data Science frustrating, another person nearing his 40 says he's anxious about his career, another guy says he's worried about it's too late to
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by timka 5y ago
Because others do. Or maybe they make themselves feel like they trust because of the convenience of password managers. After all, we have to draw a line somewhere or just quit using Internet. IMO if we're talking about security you sho
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by timka 5y ago
Sort of like that but you don't have to wait until all your 16Gb of RAM are written to disk. AFAU, Dmitry found a cheap way of making consistent snapshots of a running system. BTW, there was a thread on HN relatively recently where som
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by timka 5y ago
The plan is (was?) running any JVM stuff on their VM. Also, IIRC Dmitry was thinking about embedded systems applications at least back in 2011 when he was giving a talk about PhantomOS at HighLoad++ conference in Moscow.
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by timka 5y ago
Idries Shah, Knowing How to Know
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by timka 5y ago
Igor was from Russian FreeBSD community so kqueue was probably the first.
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by timka 5y ago
What nobody says is that effective January the 5th non-vaccinated people who haven't had COVID and have no valid PCR test are not permitted to visit molls, food supermarkets and non-food chain stores. The government also plans to block
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by timka 5y ago
Idries Shah. Knowing to Know. It's sort of like a mirror, a way to look at yourself. Also, reading it is a pleasure, very refreshing. This is in contrast with Daniel Kahneman's book which is quite depressing while being essentiall
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by timka 5y ago
What's important is not Ukraine itself but that global monetary system is restructuring and action in Ukraine only serves the purpose of emergency to renounce someones obligations. Russia doesn't want that. Russia doesn't nee
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by timka 5y ago
Market cap has to grow somehow. Capitalism as economical model depends on growth. So they have to come up with ridiculous things like hedonic index and such to create an illusion of added value out of nothing.
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by timka 5y ago
What we need is short lines. Why? It's cognitively better. Fast reading apps optimize for eye movement. Also this is why boustrophedon is great. It makes your eyes move smoothly, not abruptly skip left after each line. This is better f
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by timka 5y ago
This is just Google doesn't need real search anymore. They're now the portal. Market cap is what drives them not some geeks' needs.
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by timka 5y ago
I'd call this Soviet constructivism.
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by timka 5y ago
This guy knows https://fondmx.pro/en/
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by timka 5y ago
Does anyone remember what happened when the authorities tried to destroy favelas in Brazil? Criminals started eliminating police officers' families. That's the way it works. You don't touch them, they don't touch you. An
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by timka 5y ago
This is like treating symptoms, not the cause of the disease. Th actual issue is that a sheet of paper never changes unless you do something to it. And the way our cognitive system perceives the ever changing screen is very different from h
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by timka 5y ago
Why do HN readers justify what US did to get Snowden? Hope you justify as well what they did to get Soleimani.
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by timka 5y ago
Exactly! You're on the right track. It also has something to do with what A means in ADE. To make long story short next questions you should ask are: * what antibody classification systems exists, which one is used and why? * wha
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by timka 5y ago
In the 80s they achieved antibodies while working on a HIV vaccine. The vaccine still doesn't exist.
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by timka 5y ago
I feel like I'm a veteran looking at my stack overflow question from 2009. Basically we had our own approach to the problem using FreeBSD. Also, Nix is among the proposed solutions. https://stackoverflow.com/questions&#
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by timka 6y ago
Having such a product would be great but being realistic I doubt it would cover the cases I was talking about. Please see my long response to another comment in the thread. What do you think? Thanks
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by timka 6y ago
It's neither positive nor negative. That is it depends on one's point of view. We're talking about company wide project management where engineers are on the bottom. Engineer's workflow is usually quite simple and limite
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by timka 6y ago
Then they'd better stop torturing themselves because they don't need Jira. It's kind of product you use only when you have no other choice or maybe when it's the only tool you know how to use.
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by timka 6y ago
Because it has no app marketplace and targeted at tech people, not management. And management usually wins when they want everyone in one system. Also running both trackers is not an option b/c of the integration, licensing and support
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by timka 6y ago
As to whether or not this is a Jira alternative the key points are: * made for managers, not engineers * app marketplace * self-hosting If one of the three is missing, it's not really a Jira alternative.

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