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Comment #48250577
How?
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Comment #47904675
> In my team, my rule is: if it’s better than what’s on master, you approve and merge. This causes unnecessary code changes later on, code changes mean new code, new code has bugs.…
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Comment #47391533
ChatGPT thinks, that in the US social security makes up about 30-40% of the retirement income of a typical American, while the German system makes up about 80-85% of a retired Germ…
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Comment #47390412
Here in Germany they also ignored the demographics, so our social insurance systems (retirement but also health) are heading towards a catastrophe, because there is no capital back…
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Comment #44385099
What if the user wants to use the file outside the browser, where they do not have access to the HTTP headers?
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Comment #44385097
Images almost always do.
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Comment #44375941
What about file extensions?
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Comment #44245186
Cultural imperialism.
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Comment #42431261
> My prediction is that junior to mid level software engineering will disappear mostly, while senior engineers will transition to be more of a guiding hand to LLMs output, until ev…
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Comment #42025768
While it is not Django's responsibility to unite the Python ecosystem, continuing to rely on a tool a sizeable share of the community deems inferior to a popular alternative will k…
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Comment #42025343
Type hints are were the whole Python ecosystem is going, so using them is more integration at a deeper level than using an integrated framework, which is not relying on them. SQLAl…
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Comment #41907682
Do not disturb my deep work phases with your HN comments!
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Comment #41738815
New Zealand is also 4 places ahead of the US in terms of human development[0]. It would not make sense for the US to look at a country this much more developed. It should rather co…
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Comment #41634842
The original topic of this thread was environmentalism and Apple having a greener image than they deserve, while they are just a corporation (like all others), which is following i…
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Comment #41624502
From a European perspective, I would never suggest making information about individuals public, not even criminals. Even though where I am from, we seem to swing to far in the othe…
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Comment #41623884
What you are describing would be totally fine, if corporations would not be able to spend money on branding and/or humans were not susceptible to that.
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Comment #41546826
In Germany there is § 138 BGB [0], forbidding a "conspicious misproportion" of price and service. I assume other countries must have similar laws. [0]: https://www.gesetze-im-inter…
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Comment #41356760
It looked more and more like you wanted to say that morals are not an "all or nothing" thing from where it is easy to leap to being apologetic to just a little bit of (systematic) …
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Comment #41356199
You are carefully trying to stay vague and are avoiding to name even a single counter-example. You are just claiming that my examples are wrong. This is the definition of a "No tru…
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Comment #41355853
So you would say these systems are no true scotsmen ?
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Comment #41355752
We have tried systems based on some seemingly absolute moral codex. Some parts of the world are still doing it. Unfortunately it always comes with brutal ways to kill arbitrary gro…
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Comment #41218986
I am not suggesting that airlines should see their operations as non-critical (and let a third party make arbitrary untested updates to their critical systems). But maybe some orga…
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Comment #41218791
Stopping air travel has probably canceled a lot of unnecessary meetings and slowed down global warming. Maybe events like this provide value in that they indentify which systems ar…
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Comment #40808906
> Makes me wonder if there's a missing format out there that should be built into browsers that describes shapes and connections. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/SVG
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Comment #40751665
Why does it matter which Americans are dying? Other countries are not uniform either, averages are still applicable.