yulaow

16 ms·

121.
by yulaow 6y ago
Based on this premise any teacher should be payed an incredible amount of money considering they are literally creating the bases to allow professionals like us to generate our "force multipliers".
122.
by yulaow 6y ago
Didn't the EU antitrust entity explicitly allowed Facebook to buy Whatsapp only on the condition they never use Whatsapp data for commercial purposes on Facebook?
123.
by yulaow 6y ago
From a point of view outside US, it seems to me that this is the consequence of the extreme polarization of the political situation in the US that happened in the last 8-6 years and brought what looks like a moral witch-hunt from both sides
124.
by yulaow 6y ago
Same experience for me. It caused so much migraines, eyes pain and nausea that I had to stop playing it. Never had a game capable of switching so fast and erratically in the range 900p-700p and 28-15 fps to actually cause physical symptoms
125.
by yulaow 6y ago
C-levels should be personally responsible for the decisions "made by the corp". They will need to obviously add checks and verification to what happens inside the company and could not claim anymore they "didn't know&quo
126.
by yulaow 6y ago
technically it is facebook in violation of GDPR considering that all the data in the addressbook is easily considered personal data for a commercial entity and so facebook should ask the permission to each owner of those numbers before coll
127.
by yulaow 6y ago
I would be collaborating in academic research projects half the time and helping in an animal shelter for the other half.
128.
by yulaow 6y ago
Retirement age cannot be pushed higher much longer, we already have too many too much old people doing _badly_ their work because they are not sharp enough / willing enough / energic enough to do any better (so destroying any prod
129.
by yulaow 6y ago
Mostly the way in which moderation (doesn't) work giving birth of just toxic microcommunities
130.
by yulaow 6y ago
Almost any "federal government" branch in any national or transnational entity works that way. They still get results good enough to push technology forward by encouraging parallel private investments. I mean the whole USA tech se
131.
by yulaow 6y ago
In Italy those are exactly the super-spreaders who caused a spike of death in most ISOLATED caring homes in which only they could enter. For your plan to remotely work you would have to: - totally isolate the people over an age limit that y
132.
by yulaow 6y ago
I used kdevelop a long time ago and really loved it. I heard it also improved a lot recently
133.
by yulaow 6y ago
In my current robomanaged investment fund I get roughly 9% yoy. If I had 400k invested I would get annually 30% more than the average salary in my euw first world country and basically never have to work for the rest of my life.
134.
by yulaow 6y ago
I tried to order a custom desktop with a rtx2070 this November from a dozen sellers. Everyone said they had problem with their own suppliers and I should expect to wait until mid January or buy at something like 800 euros for that card. Ins
135.
by yulaow 6y ago
As I said in another sibling post, you cannot strike that way. You have to follow procedures to organize a legit strike. If I wrote an email like that not only my union would not protect me, they would most probably tell me the employer too
136.
by yulaow 6y ago
You can organize a strike BUT this is absolutely not the way you do it. You have to follow strict procedures, work with your union and go into one or more formal negotiating tables with all the representatives of all the interested parts be
137.
by yulaow 6y ago
In her group email she also asked other employees to stop working in any other related project. I mean, I don't see how google could NOT terminate her after such an event. I am in a nation with extremly strong worker protection law but
138.
by yulaow 6y ago
"Hard tech long term problems" is the domain of university research groups typically and small research groups inside big corp quite often, especially if the solution of these problems is expected to require years and to be not pr
139.
by yulaow 6y ago
Japan government would for sure exercise their golden power if someone tries an hostile takeover on any big national corporation like Nintendo.
140.
by yulaow 6y ago
Just to be more precise, programmers are well paid in USA, London and some other exception. In the rest of the world we are paid like any other "office job". IF remote jobs and wfh culture will rise, I would bet those salaries are
141.
by yulaow 6y ago
This is another good reason to have independent stores on mobile oses.
142.
by yulaow 6y ago
I just use two excel (or to be more precise, Libre Office Calc) pages. In one I put all the expenses divided by month, than type. Each one has a short description In the other I plot graph of the data in the first page, In particular graphs
143.
by yulaow 6y ago
You are right, I misread. My bad on this one. Now I understand why the other user was curious about the way I answered.
144.
by yulaow 6y ago
I don't understand your questions nor your tone. [edit: see posts below, I understand now. Sorry I misread the parent post] I was just contesting the assertion of "switching in droves" by parent post. Find me a case of a node
145.
by yulaow 6y ago
I am involved in a lot of nodejs communities here in EUW and no one is even talking about deno recently. In my twitter feed the only ones talking about it are those who are asking themselves why it was so over-hyped The adoption is basicall
146.
by yulaow 6y ago
Also the deactivate/activate microphone functionality is very close to a push-to-talk and for most "easier" to use since you have not to keep pushing a button while talking
147.
by yulaow 6y ago
I think I almost dedicated the last ten years to try to solve my own problem about taking notes for tasks/goals. In the end I come back defaulting to paper-and-pen for day to day projects related notes, and cherrytree for reorganizing
148.
by yulaow 6y ago
Start giving the chance to competitors to enter the market, then if they cannot undercut apple you are right. Until they can't even try, we don't know. Maybe they will even just "compete orthogonally" instead of just try
149.
by yulaow 6y ago
> Apples margins are publicly documented, no one could run a profitable app store for less than 20%. How can you say that if apple didn't allow the competition to exist? We cannot see if someone can innovate enough to cut that margi
150.
by yulaow 6y ago
I understood the exact opposite, that they are moving out from the "focus on the firefox browser" mantra because it is not a competitive strategy anymore and they want instead to find and build new products.

More ›