ergocoder

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by ergocoder 8mo ago
> No more Teams? Sounds like a dream. No more Words? Introducing a worse software than Words...
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by ergocoder 8mo ago
As much as I cheer for OpenOffice, it sucks. And it has been decades now. I'm not even an advanced Word / Google Doc user. Are we gonna wait for 100 more years for it to be good?
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by ergocoder 8mo ago
This is borderline anti-social and a bit past introvert haha
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
Retirement isn't quite applicable to billionaires. They never have to work. They do it because they want to. Retirement implies there was work you didn't want to do. You did it because you had (or wanted) to make some money. Now y
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
You got me! You've predicted something with 100% certainty. I have another one. A better one. A less risky one. "true is true"
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
US can easily annihilate Russia. Yet Russia still invades Ukraine. Yet US doesn't do much about it. Hell, Europe can annihilate Russia. Yet they don't do much of anything to Russia. International Law is more like a boy scout code.
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
China hasn't invaded Taiwan because of US's military power. That is it. It is not worth it at the moment. It is not because US isn't a hypocrite. Come on. How naive do we have to be about it this?
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
Are these polls as good as the election pools? dubious at best.
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
> Admitting that you don't know is often the most intellectual mature position to take. It's actually more like grandstanding to satify oneself emotionally. It's "I am right" esque type of answer because "an
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
I read it, and there's no word "racist" in the blog post The fact that you are unable to give a direct quote is a telling. It would take 1 minute to do so. Yet you are playing this evasive game. You are straight up using fake
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
But the side benefits are highly welcome
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
> the vast majority of the US population Well, it's hard to know whether it's true
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
> It could stop here, or it could roll on for quite a while. It will take months or even years to know whether or not the outcome here was desirable or not and what the final tally is. So, your prediction is "anything is possible&qu
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
I gotta say. I don't care about your opinion on me. Why? You just said you didn't care about the justice of a brutal murder. That's pretty extremist.
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
> I don't know or care what the DA of a city with less than 1M people said about a crime Ok, let me get it straight. You don't care about the DA not wanting to prosecute a brutal murder? Wow. Not caring about the justice of a b
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
> Saying Elon is the only adult in the room is bonkers level insane That doesn't sound like a "bonker level insane" in any way. Maybe you disagree with him that Elon isn't the only adult in the room but that's ju
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
Japan wants the trains to run on time too! The tri partners have a mutual goal.
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
The blog seems like a regular political opinion. We can't just call people we disagree with "absolute nuts" all the time.
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
Hey Japan wants to join. I know we are a bit far away but we can form some sort of a tri-something axis.
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
I was like this but maybe not as stressful as you described. Still, I wanted to do stuff and see stuff during vacation. After having kids, my habit changed. Now we enjoy going to local parks and walking around with no goals during vacation.
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
I haven't looked at Ruby for a long time. I've moved away due to the lack of typing. Any degree of typing would be helpful. Does it support typing yet?
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by ergocoder 9mo ago
Then, people would complain it was an echo chamber because you only followed people who were aligned with you...
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by ergocoder 10mo ago
You capture the root issue quite well. Now every tool has to adapt to Scala 3. And you guess it? It will take time. Even IntelliJ still doesn't correctly highlight syntax on some parts that also exist in Scala 2. And this has been year
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by ergocoder 10mo ago
It's on brand for Scala to have multiple ways of achieving the same thing. Now we x2 by having the curly brace syntax and the indent syntax.
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by ergocoder 10mo ago
My raises never matched inflation but then my compensation is like 700k a year. I don't know whether my raise needs to match the cost of living increase.
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by ergocoder 10mo ago
Working at FAANG kinda bypasses this once you reach the "rest & vest" phrase. It's like whatever I don't give a fuck. I've met tons of them. They don't care about credits because they've earned so much
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by ergocoder 10mo ago
LOL that indeed feels more common Every big tech company probably has a project called Atlas.
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by ergocoder 10mo ago
Fabric is a extremely overused name.
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by ergocoder 10mo ago
And the answer should be self-served, ideally, with an automated authoritative self-served approval. It could have a lag time of a few days or even a week for a person to approve. Apple App Store review is a nightmare but still better than
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by ergocoder 10mo ago
Because stale config could easily go unnoticed for a long time. Crashing is generally better than behaving incorrectly due to stale configs. Because the problem would get fixed faster.

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