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by zivkovicp 5y ago
They have to make money somehow, otherwise they go out of business and everyone loses. If you are involved in a project that absolutely requires compliance with an ISO standard, you are very likely making money from that project as well, an
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Monocopter Drone(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Amazing
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
The internet was a much more interesting place pre-2004, but I am not holding my breath for a return to those times.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
I agree 100%, but it is a fact of life, and sometimes it's better to just minimize the fuzz and focus on the things that matter. Your argument is perfectly valid and applies to offline activities as well (what stops a competitor from w
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Well, you don't need an api, just a CSV file with a catalog. The scraping company WILL use the API/CSV file... they will probably also still charge their customer for scraping, so it's a win-win :D You can think of it this wa
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
City officials are just upset because it has the potential to disrupt the flow of their corrupt / dirty money. Simple as that.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
A lot of people are going to be sorry when this bubble pops; in the meantime, it's really exciting to see how crypto and NFTs are being used, there are so many creative ideas out there.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
I'd rather spend a couple more years in debt but eat actual food. I have to respect the determination though, it's not easy doing something so bad for so long.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
A scorpion wants to cross a river but cannot swim, so it asks a frog to carry it across. The frog hesitates, afraid that the scorpion might sting it, but the scorpion argues that if it did that, they would both drown. The frog considers thi
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
...or you could just mark your spam as such and block the sender to reduce future junk mail without ruining a nice system of essentially free global communication for everyone who uses it as such.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
$137M, what a joke. I'm sure he'd been able to earn at least 2x that amount had he continued his employment.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Yep, it's like participation trophies; in the end everyone's a loser.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
This is some next-level trolling right here.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
"... the heroes will wind up being the confident, the well-connected, and those with preparatory privilege more often than the most intelligent or capable." So why is this not fair? Intelligence, like confidence or socioeconomic s
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
I insist on discussing salary range up front to avoid wasting everyone's time over the next couple of calls... also coding tests are a pain in the ass and as a general rule I don't do them. If I can walk someone through a project
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Sometimes using the browser's "reader mode" will show the full article, so you can try that also.
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by zivkovicp 5y ago
Regardless of whether climate change is real or this is all a "green wash", the logical choice is to support ecological preservation and clean air initiatives BECAUSE it's nice to breath clean air and drink clean water. I thi