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krakatau1
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Comment #32826861
I have read it. I know what liquidity trap is. That's not the problem. It's incentives. Incentives matter and people in western countries are not incentivized to have children and …
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Comment #32815389
Of course it's a Ponzi scheme since it promotes freeloading. People without children also expect to receive pension while escaping the effort and time to raise the next generation.…
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Comment #32675265
It's hard to explain people in US but in Central Europe Java is like 70% of software jobs, the rest is Node and .Net and everything else is really niche outside of their domains.
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Comment #27483022
This thread proves to me that every discussion on US/Europe comparison is the same. There are people from USA who always bash on it (Reddit Bernie Sanders socialist brigades) and E…
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Comment #27482536
Well not million but 500-600k sure.
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Comment #26102965
I actually hate macos font rendering...Windows has way better fonts on 27" 2560x1440 or 24" 1920X1200 monitors With work issued macbook pro I have 2 4k 24" monitors to get that ret…
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Comment #26102659
yes, but on mac it will make both apps in separate desktops and in windows is just simple window tiling
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Comment #25490150
Just go back 50 years, they were 95% single ethnic states with remaining 5% european minorities.
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Comment #25158294
Visual Studio Code is fast on startup and that's it. It chokes on million LOC project while Eclipse and Intellij work fine.
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Comment #24496928
USA in 1945 was 91% white so it kinda makes sense that government did it. Homogeneous countries have no political issues with welfare because everyone is alike.
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Comment #24224564
I work for a large bank, we are rewriting business logic from Cics to Java or SQL/Pl but Db2 zOS stays. It has a phenomenal performance and HA. It also says a lot how relational da…
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Comment #23964185
First comment is good: Always appreciate your insights Patrick, but you are completely off base here. USA has far fewer working age combat veterans now than it did in the 1950s thr…
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Comment #23937395
This kind of migrations were non preventable before but now we have enough resources and technology to build walls and surveillance to block them entirely. Unfortunately, the only …
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Comment #23896337
Yes, English had crazy fertility rate. At the begining of the Hundred Years’ War France had population of 17 million and Britain(excluding Ireland) had 4 million. By the time of Na…
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Comment #23891163
USA spends very little money on military as a percentage of GDP while being the most powerful force in history. I would argue that that money is very well spent.
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Comment #23869308
Maybe it was 5x. In that period millions of English went to colonies.
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Comment #23869221
There are two tools nobody mentioned yet. DbVisualizer -> best GUI for databases, you learn it well and use for all databases Editpad -> fastest text editor I’ve ever seen with bun…
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Comment #23849597
Yes, nothing compares to USA. I’ve lived in USA and I would gladly live there again but I have a large family here that I am very fond of and it’s not a option for me. Still for de…
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Comment #23848326
I’m also from Croatia...we actually had population growth in early nineties and we are losing more people to emigration rather than natural decline. It’s myopic to think that popul…
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Comment #23789228
Funny thing about corruption...It's very hard to quantify and as someone who spent couple of years living in China I would say there is no link between corruption and economic grow…
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Comment #23789183
Yes, I would actually argue that developers earn more than they would in Germany, Belgium or France.
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Comment #23070892
I don't have a lot of experience with Oracle but I can tell you that Postgres optimizer is shit compared to Db2 zOS or Db2 LUW. When I worked in a large bank we tried to migrate co…
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Comment #23070610
To be fair I think only Postgres has that feature.
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Comment #22875892
I still go with Groovy for scripting and tests with Spock. Scripting is better because Kotlin doesn't have simple dependency management like Grape and compilation speed is way fast…
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Comment #22822642
Well of course but Javascript is in unique position to do those kind of things, other languages have to be careful not to alienate its communities.