ItsYan

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by ItsYan 10d ago
I understand your viewpoint because but also have you considered that your approach adds nothing to the builder? I don't mean this in a judgemental way. In your scenario, I spend learning 50 different technologies that I will never use
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by ItsYan 1mo ago
I wonder if this is true in continental Europe.
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by ItsYan 2mo ago
As an EU citizen, I can't tell you if it's true for the immigration office. But for anything else? Kind of? If you want to move, you have to make an appointment in person to tell them. But it is also retroactive, so you can move a
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by ItsYan 2mo ago
Vote and join a party
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by ItsYan 2mo ago
I don't believe this. The sundvik series feels way more complex than brimnes but wardrobes have the same complexity score.
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by ItsYan 2mo ago
On the other hand, the Brits will happily switch from their accent/dialect to accommodate a foreigner. No such thing has happened to me in Germany.
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by ItsYan 2mo ago
Tja, Nie im Leben würde ich zu Bayern gehen. I'm surprised that despite its claim to openness and tolerance, cities like Hamburg, Bremen or Hannover are not capitalising on this.
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by ItsYan 3mo ago
>It is not so much that, but rather that if you hire average people with average skills or people that require training you go out of business because the shop next door won't. If only workers would form some kind of a community,
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by ItsYan 3mo ago
I feel like this advice is not very useful because when you call yourself a software engineer or programmer, you are doing it in order to sell a service. Your customers are companies looking for someone to slot into a box called "softw
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by ItsYan 3mo ago
I installed eOS on our car phone the other day so that my wife can try it out, with Fairphone in mind. Neither one of us has used it much so far but it's uncanny how iPhone like it feels. Though I've never owned an iOS device.
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by ItsYan 3mo ago
It's day light, not sun light. You can easily burn on a cloudy day.
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by ItsYan 4mo ago
People can choose to use online services to game or other various ones for compute. The demand is surely more elastic than food and fuel after a natural disaster. The consumer can also forego any purchases.
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by ItsYan 4mo ago
Let's say what happens in a decade or to. All injustices have a weird way of hitting back decades after.
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by ItsYan 6mo ago
People want this but I don't think it actually delivers, even if it did exactly what it promised. The issue there isn't with the tool, the issue is that the engineer doesn't want to cooperate. The engineer will either output
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by ItsYan 7mo ago
People like to hate on BMW drivers but a BMW driver was the only person in a hardware store parking lot to help me with jump-starting my car.
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by ItsYan 9mo ago
I am going through interviews with founders on https://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ and it is indeed what happens. It is not straightforward, however. One guy did only product-led marketing and it took him 3 years for hi