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barpet
10y ago
The solution to this is to build underground garages and more roads. I really really want to get out of Europe for all this socialist crap. It's getting on my nerves.
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10y ago
So it's okay for them to break the rules because they have escaped the war and at the same time it's wrong for the countries obeying the rules and laws to protect the borders. Because....reasons...
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10y ago
According to these people your parents are at fault :-). They should have either 1) worked in the German factories in Romania and get +200$ more 2) immigrate to Germany to work in the German factories and earn +2000$ more 3) immigrate to G
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10y ago
So your fellow europeans are not human beings ? So we save one and let the other starve because we do not hear about it or we do not want to ? Are not you a bit hypocritical ?
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barpet
10y ago
Why should Europe feel responsible for these people ? Europe has a ton of problems with roma people and the poor. Why should a newly integrated Syrian cook should earn more than a middle aged women in Romania ?
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barpet
10y ago
Why would you learn Emacs if you do only C# or other MS technologies and have already mastered VS.And that was exactly what my comment was about. Emacs is the best general purpose tool that you can tweak to your needs and make it also super
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barpet
10y ago
Well. Emacs is trying to be everything and is extremely powerful. VS on the other hand is better in its own domain than Emacs.
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barpet
10y ago
I would appreciate blogs about Go being used in MS heavy environments. Interacting with windows dlls is still a black magic to me.
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10y ago
I do not have the statistics but you can earn that much elsewhere and pay less rent & other costs of living. Well so unless you are a briton or you love the country / city too much I do not see a reason not to move elsewhere.
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barpet
10y ago
Those people @ 55 - 60k (EUROS) should really ask themselves if it's worth working in London.
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10y ago
I have access to books for Swift 1.0/2.0 as some has given them to me for free. How much of it is useful when it comes to breaking changes that came with 3.0 ?
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10y ago
Again you proved my point. There is not a need to let these people in. Especially if they commute. What's the problem with opening an office in St.Pet area ? BTW what makes you think you are entitled to "higher salaries" ? A
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10y ago
Sorry but you have just proved my point. What % of your team is FINNISH ? I mean you know...real Finns and not russians living in / commuting to Finland ? I do not make such differences in personal life but this is something that'
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10y ago
Germany needs new germans. Or people that will speak german. You can't automate everything. Not yet. A lot of automation today is TOO expensive. Requires too much maintenance and some other stuff cannot be automated at all. Or are you
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10y ago
Yup. Programmer is a new derogatory term for a "worker".
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10y ago
No short term benefits but a lot of long term benefits. Germany has one of the largest aging population in Europe. They have just added a lot of people to their population and can use them however they like. Do not worry about germans they
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10y ago
Bollocks. Read the whole article. They can't compete with GB or Germany in terms of salaries nothing to do with shortage of people. They just want to be able to hire Indians,Pakistanis or whoever will be willing to work for the fractio
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10y ago
I use Safari on Mac because it's good enough and I use Chrome anywhere else because I am used to it and it's also good enough. I need simple,stable and fast. I do not really care about features or security at this point.
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10y ago
Linux did not outperform anyone. Companies did. Companies used and abused linux in such a way that the other simply followed the trend. Mainly because of the costs. And btw this is what Facebook and Google will be doing to most of other com
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10y ago
Guaranteed income is not a solution. Sure housing and food are the most 2 important things but people need to feel they are needed in the society.
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10y ago
I am a european and getting pissed off by these cocky austrians and germans. They are so full of themselves and keep trash talking about Tesla for so long. Yet they cannot deliver. Tesla does. Period. Also it's not only about technica
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10y ago
I am an emacs person that converted from ST (on Windows/Linux) and TextMate but I have always preferred ST/Textmate over anything else available.
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10y ago
Not it really is not. You simply use whatever fits your needs. The same can be said about steep learning curve for VIM/Emacs. What's the reason for Atom/VSCode if Emacs/VIM can do it much better / faster. Even openi
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10y ago
Why would bash be faster ? Would not you essentially call the same C lib stuff anyway ?
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10y ago
no reason imho..the function is pretty trivial. But also not a reason not to use it as a performance impact would be minimal :-)
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10y ago
I do not understand these free tiers + steep pricing. This is like you are looking to bank on those that really really need your stuff.. But I do not want to invest myself in your ecosystem just to see it die eventually. I want to pay you b