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sfn42

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    Comment #49161397

    That will always be the case though. No education is perfect, it will lag behind infustry standard because it takes time for the curriculum to catch up and industry standard still …

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    Comment #49152966

    This is why I always recommend an education over self learning programming. I can absolutely see the argument in places like the US where it costs an arm and a leg, but in Europe a…

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    Comment #49054225

    Can't really speak to that as I do mostly web development. Not sure why there would be any issue with any other kind of development though?

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    Comment #49023602

    I have used both VS and Rider for .NET development and for me Rider beats VS by a mile.

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    Comment #48969476

    > This is a claim about the future which the science does not support There is scientific consensus that +5C is a doomsday scenario. Civilization ending. This isn't my prediction, …

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    Comment #48965068

    The difference between the problems you listed and climate change is that those problems are solvable. That's why we've solved them. They're also not nearly the same scale as clima…

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    Comment #48964726

    Yeah if we're back to sticks and stones we might as well be extinct as far as I'm concerned.

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    Comment #48964670

    In not talking about baseless predictions. I'm talking about science. This is not speculation, it's not a possible future scenario, this is the world we currently live in and the t…

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    Comment #48961638

    I imagine that 100 years from now(or significantly less than that) the ocean water level will be several meters higher, large parts of the world will be unliveable due to heat wave…

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    Comment #48961484

    > make a draconian law that forces all electronic devices to run approved software only That would outlaw programming. It's just not feasible at all, anyone with any kind of tech l…

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    Comment #48960205

    How else do you help people learn if not by giving feedback? As an avid helper in a programming related discord channel I need you to understand that a lot of the people who come t…

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    Comment #48872252

    We're not space faring. We just put up satellites. There's nothing for us outside of the earth. It would take months of travel just to get to the useless barren wasteland that is M…

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    Comment #48872060

    I'd say who you really are is whoever you really are. If you're acting like a dick then you really are a dick, I don't care whether your financial situation influences your behavio…

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    Comment #48872033

    Had a similar experience. Was at a party when I suddenly received a notification from our country's equivalent to cashapp/Venmo. It was about $450, so not a lot but enough to be si…

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    Comment #48867187

    Qualitative science is science.

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    Comment #48858419

    Thanks for the detailed reply. This still seems ridiculous to me though: > [..] generally, when a mechanics lien is filed after the sale of the property, a mechanics lien may still…

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    Comment #48837488

    By your logic, IKEA is the highest quality furniture because it's in more homes than for example Herman Miller furniture.

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    Comment #48834856

    And you're still missing the point that software nobody uses can be of excellent quality.

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    Comment #48831543

    As if those people were going to be using the seat belts anyway

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    Comment #48822862

    Yeah I don't have a problem with liens, I have a problem with unregistered liens. There needs to be a system for registering and searching liens, it needs to be publicly accessible…

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    Comment #48822547

    It's crazy how this isn't simple. Surely all they have to do is to tally up the debts secured by the apartment, then sell the apartment and use the money to pay as much of the debt…

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    Comment #48822128

    > In practice, maybe some roofer/plumber/landscaper forgot to do that and now you have a problem you didn't know you had Seems to me like this should be the contractor's problem. I…

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    Comment #48815334

    To me it looks like they've been pretty plateaued for a good while already? Sure they do marginally better on benchmarks or whatever, but to me as a user there's really not much di…

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    Comment #48798515

    I think simplicity is good engineering. Bending over backwards to support pointless usecases isn't good engineering. Almost nobody would use this and the ones who would don't need …

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    Comment #48798490

    A 15x improvement over mammoth (spot on by the way) is still many times more capture plants than we have power plants. And there's limits to the efficiency of these facilities in t…