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Comment #24175572
Yes. Whether they truly believe in what they do or not, I would prefer a politician like Trump over an "internally consistent" one like Carrie Lam/Xi. At least Trump is scared enou…
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Comment #24173461
The reach of culture. I hadn't thought of this, but it makes sense. And yes once it's pointed out to you, it becomes quite obvious that actively resisting temptation is not worth t…
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Comment #24139627
I think the issue he's addressing with his design is whether supplementing vitamin D would actually CAUSE infection rates to fall - versus simply knowing that vitamin D levels and …
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Comment #24139621
Yes, but it would also be much harder to organise as a study and require significantly more resources. Unfortunately, most studies prefer less work/almost equally publishable/newsw…
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Comment #24089256
But will Atlassian scale pay according to location? (like Facebook proposed) That would put a stopper to working from a beach somewhere after this pandemic has been put to rest.
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Comment #24059516
You're right, it can't simply be because Muslim country ties to China are economically huge/vast... oh wait.
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Comment #24059488
This is one of the most cleanly straightforward and mature posts I've read on HN in awhile. And quite practical too, particularly that last portion. Also, agreed.
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Comment #24056575
They don't understand the original tradeoffs that led to client-side only applications. Let them experience the pain of rebuilding that old wheel :)
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Comment #24049000
I used to believe this too. You've acquired/developed negotiation skills, you should reap their rewards, etc. But then I consider, I've seen many individuals who are such strong en…
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Comment #24048894
Well that's completely wrong. Attractiveness is a trait that signals health, not intelligence/social skill/etc. That's why we evolved to desire attractive people. It has nothing to…
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Comment #23983155
I agree wholeheartedly. As an arts/law graduate, who has since moved into a senior, highly technical IT role, I can honestly say that had I not moved into the IT field, my existing…
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Comment #23856337
Agreed.
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Comment #23856286
Quite genius.
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Comment #23818034
Rust is much too low level for most glue/web services. Unless you have a specific high performance requirement (and Go doesn't meet this), there's no real strong case for migration…
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Comment #23507590
If you remove the specific technical choice from mind (a great engineering team can move mountains with any data layer, something I've also learnt working in numerous contract team…
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Comment #23507575
I enjoy reading thoughtful posts that canvas all the possibilities, rather than pressing another singular opinion. This was intriguing, thank you.
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Comment #23278744
For me, it's half half. I actually do love the aesthetic of the open office, the large clearing space and the beautifully connected common areas. It's so vast and 'open'. But I do …
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Comment #22951549
I'm assuming the parent meant how would this specific configuration of elixir + phoenix + liveview scale.
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Comment #22916256
I was going to point out the same.
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Comment #22913106
I disagree on the Javascript count, specifically modern, statically typed Javascript. I might choose another language for perf characteristics that JS cannot match, but otherwise J…
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Comment #22846397
I watched Gordon Ramsay pretend to be a beginner chef on some TV series too. Despite slipping up numerous times, teaching chefs don't discover him. Why? Because impressions matter …
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Comment #22846386
I agree with dagmx. However, I'd carve out an exception. In an interview where you have, without a doubt, not done well and there's greater than a 80% chance that you feel you won'…
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Comment #22838810
The source is credible, but looking rationally at this, the cause of the interrupted economic flow was not some underlying or unstable monetary/country factor. This is a self-induc…
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Comment #22838765
On a sidenote, I intensely dislike statements like this that hedge their point.