misto

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by misto 4y ago
Did you even read my comment? None of your provided alternatives solve the issue of the current market being in demand of such a wide set of skills outside of the "normal software development" practice (whatever that even is), th
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by misto 4y ago
I do not like the title either, but I do understand the motivation of taking all those "non-software engineering", technical roles and putting them under the same umbrella, due to a lack for a better title, because a company might
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by misto 4y ago
Maybe I don't know how Twitter works, but I didn't manage to find a single personal attack or judgement on her character from the Tweet replies or from the comments here. The responses were rather on the contrary, enforcing her vi
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by misto 4y ago
I mean, sentient or not, some of these exchanges are simply remarkable.
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by misto 4y ago
This might just push users to more narrower content options. ”ChatGPT FREE Verified”, anyone? Has its ups and downs I guess, but already before ChatGPT I had grown quite a filter for estimating the trustworthiness of a site. I guess the
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by misto 4y ago
Of course not the only reason, but a reason nonetheless. "Contrary to often-repeated claims that today’s genetically-engineered crops have, and are reducing pesticide use, the spread of glyphosate-resistant weeds in herbicide-resistant
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by misto 4y ago
> Pesticide resistance is the most established on the market becauae there happened to be particular success with it decades ago, that’s it. This might be the case, but still my original bone to pick remains. GMO is not without downside,
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by misto 4y ago
First, Monsanto and its way of operating very much still exist. Just because it was purchased by another company (which of course resulted in an even greater monopoly), does not make its impact to the world disappear. Second, everytime this
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by misto 4y ago
Actually, at least in Helsinki part of the rising costs of housing in the centre has been attributed to so called vacation housing, where apartments have been bought by rich people from abroad or rural areas, yet occupied maybe a couple of
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by misto 4y ago
What occupation does an ordinary worker have in your books? I'm curious, since for example I have always held doctors in the higher end of middle class workers: not quite 'i own a yacht' rich, but still economically set for a
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by misto 4y ago
I hate to say it but at least for me, yes. On many occasions I catch myself on a mindless infinite scroll, or youtube binge while filling a seemingly small gap of idleness. So even though I'm completely aware of this being possible, wh
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by misto 4y ago
Sheesh, they even put shoes on the mannequin. Seeing one on the windshield really gets you thinking...
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by misto 4y ago
You just can't have an article about k8s here without the debate being about its usefulness. Nicely written article nonetheless.
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by misto 4y ago
Can't both models for work exist at the same time? At my job there's a 'work as much remote as you want', but for similar reasons mentioned above, I tend to work more at the office. Am I forcing others to join me? No. I
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by misto 4y ago
I guess the pay at NSA isn't that much? Wonder if anyone here some ballpark figures.
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by misto 4y ago
Had to check, our fridge model advertises about 0.8kwh/day. I guess while operating it with the ECO -mode.
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by misto 4y ago
At first I was all-in for working remote, but after having done it for two years, the question that made me think otherwise was simply: - Ten years from now, would I be glad that I had spent ~70% of my time at home? As you can see from all