vladharbuz

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by vladharbuz 4y ago
You are right that people can absolutely form co-operatives. However, if I wanted to work on, say, World of Warcraft, I could hardly show up and demand Blizzard be turned into a co-operative. Maybe you meant “well, if people are so upset by
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
Do you think the only available and conceivable options are two bad systems, and nothing else?
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
This is true, but I have a slightly different question to ask. Imagine you work at, say, a game development company, along with 99 other developers. The only other member of the company is a CEO and shareholder, who decides how much to keep
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
Why do you assume the only options are being controlled by a different self-serving employer, or having the government regulate everything? After all, shouldn't those who actually form the workforce of a company and shape the products
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
I think that you would find it interesting to read “The Tyranny of Merit” by Michael J. Sandel, as it discusses some of the underlying assumptions that your comment rests on. I'm not saying it's a refutation of what you're sa
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The Desire to Appear Stressed(microblog.vladh.net)
1 points by vladharbuz 4y ago|0 comments
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Creating Painterly 3D Scenes: preparing assets for NPR(shahriyarshahrabi.medium.com)
1 points by vladharbuz 4y ago|0 comments
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
Fastmail is great and has been great for many years.
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Adding a Temperature Sensor to My Flat(microblog.vladh.net)
1 points by vladharbuz 4y ago|0 comments
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
The place I'm currently in is not currently experiencing night. This may also be true for you.
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
D'oh, apologies.
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
You are right, but keep in mind that visas are already being expanded, with new visa tracks being added and restrictions on existing visa tracks being lifted.
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
Thank you for the detailed comment! I can say I've had good experiences on connections between Germany and Denmark, Germany and Switzerland, and Germany and the Netherlands, including regarding missed connections, but it sounds like th
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
How did I miss this? Thank you for linking it, I'm very curious how things will turn out!
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
I have to admit I don't fully understand the issue you're talking about, but I'd like to find out more. Could you give an example? I've booked trains entirely via DB from Basel Bad Bf to Copenhagen, for example, but perh
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
As someone who has lived long-term in both countries, I think that while the Swiss system is absolutely better than the UK system, people in the UK are a bit _too_ self-deprecating about the UK rail system, which is, all things considered,
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
It's sometimes easy to get really scared of things you haven't thought all the way through. What _specifically_ are you scared of? Do you have reason to be scared of consequences of global warming that will be deadly in your gener
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
The former. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-determination A tiny town is unlikely to be able to maintain itself as an independent state. A province can definitely vote to be independent, which has often happened, an
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
Would you really prefer it if anyone could sell any food to customers without any health and safety checks?
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
Hi, author here! I think you're right that some things in the article are a bit wrong, I seem to have used inaccurate wording about the actual complexity, and I think I also failed to differentiate between the NFA and DFA cases (which
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Implementing Regular Expressions in Hare(harelang.org)
5 points by vladharbuz 4y ago|1 comments
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
Hey, I'm open to any answer that helps me write better programs. :) Which languages do you have experience working with in high-performance situations? I, for one, had high hopes for using Go for video game development, but it turns ou
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
Could you expand on this? I'm really curious why you think so. I have written and worked with C codebases that do quite well without using macros at all.
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
While Drew is the designer of Hare, a lot of us worked on Hare, and we tried really hard to create something useful and valuable. I think it would be a shame if you disregard it because of something that Drew said at whatever point in time.
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
Thank you for the resources, I'll look into these details in more depth!
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
Thank you for all of your feedback, I hope you end up at least trying Hare for the use cases that feel right to you! :)
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
I think I understand your view better now. Are you aware of any current memory management strategies (implemented as part of a language or otherwise) that perform well in situations with high performance requirements? For example, as someon
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
I can sort of understand where you're coming from — manual memory management can be difficult, and doing it improperly can cause bugs. However, in my experience, we're very far from having a magical solution for memory management.
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by vladharbuz 4y ago
My two cents: low-level programming languages (e.g. with manual memory management) are essential for tasks like writing operating systems, video games, real-time audio applications and other such things. There are few low-level programming
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by vladharbuz 5y ago
I've started three businesses in the EU and I can't say I share your feelings. Regarding the Impressum ("imprint"), the information you need to put on your website is already public, since the address of your company is

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