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bendlas
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Comment #16881302
I don't know as much about labour theory, as you seem to think I do. I'm not trying to argue for any ideology and I find the reduction to a duality between supply-demand and labor-…
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Comment #16881134
If I had to guess, I'd say that he'd tell you, that those managers "managed" (haha, get it?) to prevent the worst of bad losses to shareholders and got paid accordingly, and/or tha…
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Comment #16880969
I'm certain, that there is a more effective model. It might or might not be known at this point in time and it might even be closer to social constructivism than to mechanistic pra…
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Comment #16880785
Let's dispell another popular myth: Demand and Supply isn't nessecarily an indicator of value. It only follows value, if the power balance is close to equilibrium. Otherwise, Power…
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Comment #16372117
or: The blog post, Revolut doesn't want you to read ;o) or: How Revolut self-owned by ways of XSS That page was presented to me as an in-app communication, that I noticed after not…
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Comment #13784150
It's unfortunate for the people designing / promoting this, not to mention NixOS as previous work.
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Comment #12335961
Avid NixOSer here. While it's sad, that we're not there yet in terms of user-friendliness, I still think, given the radical approach, NixOS takes, it's increadibly feature-complete…
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Comment #8545177
I think he is talking about implementing .shouldComponentUpdate(), which is more efficient with immutable data, since you can compare identities (===). David Nolen made this point …
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Comment #8214736
Stalin is a beautiful proof of how much a compiler can optimize even "dynamic" languages under a closed-world assumption. This works because the compiler basically just infers all …