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> The end game is I use my own hardware and do everything in clean room and push it to GitHub and pull it back into corporate env for integration. ... and by doing that, you are breaking a number of corporate policies and rules and are l
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This fits the bias hypotheses. Facts gets twisted in the way that confirms your bias that already exists. If the population elects a head of state you don't like, it's a pro-Russian puppet. If the person is pro-USA, it's an e
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> No, none of these justifies starting a full-scale war, killing thousands of people. That's the problem with conflicts that have a long history. You can conveniently choose a point it time, like you choose 24.02.2022 and make a cas
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> Unless of course you live in Russia's fantasy world where a Jewish president can be a neo-nazi Without arguing about the rest of the comment, Russian narrative sees Nazis as a group that want to exterminate Russians, based on what
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If you see Ukraine vs Russia as black and white, it means you are already manipulated. The conflict didn't start on 24th of February this year. Even if the press pretends it's all clear, there's a long history of events full
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The explanation for that is easy. Most of the people knew with which side to side long before the war started. No amount of propaganda is going to convince an average west European or American that Russians are good guys who just wanted to
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It's easier said than done. It would be good if USA would stop to push that reliance using its military power, economic power, media and soft power, open and covert intelligence operations with the only purpose to extend its power and
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But isn't Auth0 a US-based company? In that case, they are obliged to implement US sanctions, regardless where their customers are located. That applies of course to any US-based company, so in that case you would need to avoid touchin
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A public funeral is, well, public. Everyone can come to the “celebration” and “celebrate” however they want. If the family wanted to control the show, they should organize a private event with only invited guests who signed a code of conduc
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"God save the queen, the fascist regime, make you a moron, potential H-bomb, ..." Unlike in the 80-es, singing that today would make you arrested. Maybe the song is now more true than then, maybe the regime really became more fasc
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Care to elaborate other factors?
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Only startups that don't have business yet should use SAP ;)
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No, Jira is popular because it's flexible. You can customize Jira to fit any process. That flexibility comes with a price tag, which is performance. SAP is a complete opposite, a truly inflexible “my way or highway” type of system.
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With 100 mildly competent developers on staff (although not with SAP developers) a company can develop in house everything they need to run a business in a period of time that is shorter than what is needed for a typical "SAP adjustm
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I have to disagree here strongly. You are just saying, that a company that became big enough, so it can afford SAP, should drop their way of doing business, drop the processes that made it big in the first place and go through a painful and
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German €9 transit ticket would be even more effective, if they didn't mandate wearing masks in public transport. I know many people that previously used public transport, and now use cars exclusively, only because they don't have
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The impact of cutting a military budget worldwide to half of today's spending would bring up to 8% percent. If we still need to have wars worldwide, why not take a look at the current China India conflict as an example. There they agre
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Now that you criticized Bitwarden for accepting the funding, please explain how is your approach different. Are you really not interested in monetization of your own product, and developing it only for the benefit of your users, without any
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Of course they do and they do it on purpose. They are not some good but stupid people. They are clever and evil. Or led by their own interest. Which makes them do evil even if they are not. And that’s the worst kind of evil.
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Thanks for the answer. Yes, React Native works well with Clojurescript. https://github.com/flexsurfer/rn-shadow-steroid offers seamless development environment. However, there I'm more concerned about React Native
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Ask HN: How to start modern mobile first cross platform application in 2022
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„They can’t pay me so little how little I can work“.
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Well, no code and low code solutions are in practice more code. You use a tool, that is supposed to solve a trivial or a simple problem, and it works great until the first change requests come. With the second or third change request, the c
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Tom Clancys Rainbow Six.
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Why pointing out something that is a distinguishing feature of open source? I don’t need your permission to fork off the license allow me to, but telling me that I’d like putting a comment like „btw, did you know that 2+2=4“.
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There’s already Emacs package, but it works only with offline version. https://github.com/mhayashi1120/Emacs-langtool Now that I checked, looks like there’s another package, but I didn’t t try it. https://gi
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Imposing a rate limit on an application is a sure fire way to limit how many users an app can have in the app store. What's the point of having a third-party email app, if you are not allowed to connect to Gmail? As the FairEmail autho
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FairEmail removed from Google Play store again becaues of Gmail rate limiting
(email.faircode.eu)
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That's not a reasonable alternative. More nuclear - after Fukushima not a realistic option. LNG - would be useleff today, since the Empire decided to limit LNG exports. And even if the Germany could claim complete LNG world export capa
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