HorkHunter
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Yes 100% this, Geo-location != language. I wonder why this isn't common sense to be honest
I would understand budget increases or timeline delays rather than fear for my safety.
always have been, down with type tyranny
Right? strange to assume nuclear power plants could be built over night! while discrediting that renewable on components production levels could be easily scaled.
Does any programmer suffer with music theory as well, just based on the fact that an exact thing could be called in many different ways, depends on its position, function..etc?
my brain kind of cannot accept this fact and I struggle with it
KDE really is the unsung hero of the Linux community
That was the case before they bought the Rafale from France I guess
The problem revolves around the filling duration. 3 years is way too fast for the downstream. thirsting the downstream is hardly ever a solution.
The difference is, regardless of political divisions, everyone in Egypt totally understands that they are doomed without water. so the mentality there is slowly shifting towards "well, if we are dying anyway...."
the only phone people swear -or meme- by how strong and sturdy it is had a replaceable battery!
Can confirm, its a shame they stopped delivering to the EU :/
There are some FB groups where users can make money by receiving some products, write a review then send it back. then they get something in return. its not super hidden as well
Heh, no wonder in Egypt they are building the new "capital" as well.. guess all military dictatorships are reading from the same manual.
I just want to release because, mainly I see we are running into a loop of write something.. see it could be enhanced,, refactor / redesign.. rinse and repeat
Actually no, the product has a very nice market, however we are in the fault detection field, and as with all these products you will always end up with some percentage of false positive / negatives. and neither devs nor management want to take the risk to just release with known 2-3% error rates
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HorkHunter on Monday January 25, 2021 @04:04AM
from the ask-hn dept.
I've been working in a startup for the past 2 years working on a SaaS product.I would say we have reached a good milestone in our product. however the project consists of multiple parts that each seems to be "could be enhanced" all the time, we haven't reached 99% of our target MVP, but... I mean sure, what newly released product is expected to have a complete set of features, or isn't expected...
And that's exactly what the GPL advocates have been saying for ages.
Constant dehumanization of people does not eventually lead to physical violence?
someone somewhere must believe that they should do something about these bad people.
your argument at best is in bad faith
Thank you, that's what I meant.
This argument is moot* since the Nuremberg trials
Maybe true, a lot of NXP projects actually happen in Austria for example
Can we actually annotate or label data with it?
Sounds plausible,
Similar to weekday names in Portuguese.
my first professional job was similar to this, working on a project which I personally believed to be a totally useless and has no chance of success. at the end I had to park the car wherever the driver wanted and looked for a different job. however I very much sympathize with those who do work in similar conditions as their first/entry job really. could be hard.
Oh god you're going to get bombarded by the "I want to use free software and lock my product" people
Yeah in 1775 it happened during All Saints Day, and I think they still say "Todos os Santos não chegaram"which translates to something like "All saints were not even enough to save us"
So, Lisbon is older than Rome, TIL!
I'm starting to see the recent interest as well, which I just wanted to complement.
I've made myself familiar with Erlang around 2011/2012? encouraged by the writing this amazing book [1]. which is still around and super amazing fast introduction IMHO. unfortunately I have never implemented anything of significance with it. maybe its time :)
[1]: https://learnyousomeerlang.com