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idiocratic
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Comment #47320315
The economics of software are very different from physical goods. Margins on software (products) are orders of magnitude higher. Any cost shaving done at coding time is economicall…
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Comment #44969440
What has always worked for me is the exact opposite: no goal from the start, just try as many things that interest you as possible until you have one or two areas that work for you…
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Comment #37768781
It is nice, but nobody except celebrities and super rich people can afford any of these apartments. It’s easy to create nice things for extremely rich people, the real challenge in…
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Comment #37698588
True but that site is satire https://0ver.org/about.html
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Comment #36611685
Or maybe thanks to this strong moderation, not despite it.
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Comment #36611669
I disagree. They were such a great door into escapism and friendship for me, a standard guy from a small town in Italy with no metal friends at all until the internet came about. F…
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Comment #36258708
> I don't understand audacity of people who are trying to dictate to real estate owners what they can and can't do with their property I don't understand this argument. If you live…
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Comment #35789620
Great quote. It applies to pretty much any profession that isn't pure art. Knowing how it works in medical and research fields, it would be a great analogy for that too.
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Comment #34321432
So many parallels with the Italian software industry. Plagued by low pay, clerical work and system integrators monopolising the entire industry for decades. I also see cloud comput…
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Comment #32833239
While in some places Communism has definitely been responsible for atrocities, in many countries (especially Western Europe, Asia and South America) Communist parties have been on …
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Comment #32756318
Marginally, from a historic perspective.
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Comment #32747326
Great article. It’s inspiring to see what applications some simple algorithms can have. Kudos for building the tool and sharing your approach.
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Comment #32211038
This to me seems less of a problem where I come from, Italy. It's true that most Italians indulge in sugar when drinking coffee (which it's a terrible practice, we should instead p…
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Comment #31858701
The promise of crypto is still valid. It’s the centralized idea of crypto platforms like Coinbase that is evaporating, and that’s a good thing.
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Comment #29677072
I don't understand how you don't count meetings and context switching as part of work hours. You're helping others, making decisions, etc. It's not that what's not coding is not wo…
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Comment #29208888
Others already replied in useful ways that reflect my thoughts here. I know some people can and will make it, but it’s definitely not for everyone or even the majority of them, esp…
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Comment #29207273
Not everyone can have a better job. Sorry but your comment reveals how little empathy we, software engineers, can have at times.
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Comment #28100408
The problem with doing this in Python is that there is no typing or interfaces to help you. Basing it purely on naming of arguments breaks the assumption that argument names are lo…
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Comment #26312966
The way I see it is that DDD works well with very consolidated process modelling. Think finance, insurance, but also e-commerce, billing systems, etc. If your business is for examp…