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the-alt-one

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    Comment #30638625

    Even when Apple does the wrong thing they get advertised.

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    Comment #30441735

    >When it comes to dealing with some governments who jumped onto this newfangled digitalization bandwagon, it looks like they have taken all the shit parts from the online processes…

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    Comment #30383884

    I have no clue how many calories running burns, but the act of moving around leaves you less time to eat :). Getting fat in the dark winters of Sweden is more likely for me, becaus…

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    Comment #30372972

    Yeah, I know that I made some heavy handed assumptions based on where we are (HN). Especially considering that 1 and 2 would make 4 more likely to be true, and 1 and 2 is likely tr…

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    Comment #30371534

    And why do highly educated people with well paid jobs accept this treatment? Is it because they want to treat others the same too? Before you ask: Yes, I am naive and ignorant :-).…

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    Comment #30371267

    >expat-English So this is a big thing in EU politics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euro_English Regardless of skill, you're always going to have to be tolerant of others and their…

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    Comment #30371255

    >At my last workplace, I was chewed out for doing so because apparently I was "wasting time". Here's more of a general cultural topic: When people say "I was chewed out at work", t…

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    Comment #30361090

    "Monads don't compose" is a common sentence (google it!), for example here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7040844/applicatives-com... Maybe you already knew about this and is…

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    Comment #30346193

    >Should I be focusing on my GitHub portfolio? What ought to be my main focus? Having a good time. Learn for the sake of education, not for getting a job. You're so privileged by pi…

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    Comment #30329893

    All bovines for meat production have to be free range during pasture season in Sweden. I believe the same is true for Ireland. Anyway, grass fed pasture beef is a bit leaner, does …

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    Comment #30299819

    It's very satisfying though.

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    Comment #30299722

    Uuhm yeah, they do. I can call my union representative right now to get help.

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    Comment #30299652

    True, also on /r/programming. Actually, HN is typically more union friendly than /r/programming IME.

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    Comment #30299611

    "Software devs don't need unions!" - Hacker News

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    Comment #30298494

    I'm pretty sure the actual interest is "Not having people die and overloading the healthcare system", but okay lmao

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    Comment #30286910

    Very funny.

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    Comment #30286176

    KTH has a course called Language based security ( https://www.kth.se/student/kurser/kurs/DD2525?l=en ) which indeed does come from people involved in formal methods. Formal methods…

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    Comment #30271078

    Yes. I've worked with children who was diagnosed with ADHD. They truly are many SD:s outside of the mean behavior.

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    Comment #30270618

    First of all: Axiom is cool as heck. Free software like git still works, there is no "MS flavor" of git based on git's source code. This is because git is GPL:d. I'm far more worri…

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    Comment #30260093

    Makes sense, Peloton is a ridiculous product.

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    Comment #30177126

    Yeah, because a cheese burger has cheese. What does a transpiler have? What is the common factor between all transpilers? Who decides on this layering of which languages are higher…

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    Comment #30176445

    Eh, I don't really see what this term gives us... So C2Rust is a compiler too, since Rust is compiled to LLVM?

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    Comment #30176034

    Most compilers don't have to worry about registers nowadays, since they compile to LLVM or C.

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    Comment #30175373

    Being unionized doesn't mean that pay is non-negotiable or anything of the sort. Yes, the union typically establishes a baseline pay based on experience, but individuals can still …