trilila

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by trilila 7y ago
The eu is far from a federation. And there is much imbalance between eu countries that a few more will burst against germany’s dictats. Everything that happens in the eu is decided by that country. Really worrying that few other countries s
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by trilila 7y ago
Agreed. The eu is basically a german/french dictatorship. The thing is, once the uk recovers after the leave event, many other eu countries will follow suit.
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by trilila 7y ago
This totally awesome! Installing dosbox to play them!
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by trilila 7y ago
There was a pro china candidate, obama, and he did it for free. He didn't even flinch an eye when china prevented or restricted us companies from doing business in china, neither did he strongly call them out for intellectual property
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by trilila 7y ago
Why python and not a proper oop language tho?
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by trilila 7y ago
*AVs
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by trilila 7y ago
I remember the smashing the stack for fun and profit windows days. It was so easy to inject shell code it was laughable. Btw can you still name a file smss.exe, run it, and not end the process with the task manager?
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by trilila 7y ago
Come to think, what you describe are exactly the issues i had around london. Yay i could get a new iphone, but buying a property would mean an enormous loan and the size of that property would have been tiny. Overcrowding was another issue,
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by trilila 7y ago
As a rare windows user (two or free times a year) i never trust a machine without an av. maybe things changed, but i see windows as so unsafe that i would not even login with to regular email, let alone make online payments. I simply see th
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by trilila 7y ago
Another good point, re quality of life. In london the quality of life is quite low, despite high salaries. I am wondering if toronto can do something different and learn from mistakes made by other tech boom cities. I.e. how to avoid conges
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by trilila 7y ago
Sometimes i get the feeling some are contrarian only for the sake of it. Advocating using windoze without av is like advocating not using condoms because it doesn't feel good.
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by trilila 7y ago
Assuming one might feel safe enough to walk on them.
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by trilila 7y ago
Good point. I am coming from the web app point of view. I assumed the comment section was a bit more generic. Also i should have clarified what context i am referring to.
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by trilila 7y ago
There was a different comment recommending parking lots, and i summed up all my thoughts in the comment above. To me it sounds like France could use some shade as well as some clean energy. Calling it quits is just not an option given the c
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by trilila 7y ago
Yes, but the idea is that software changes as customer needs change. If not, then that is an out of date product, and by the time it would have become "mature" it would be out of fashion anyway. Good software is software that chan
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by trilila 7y ago
Seriously, who works on a piece of software for 10+ years? Usually within 2-3 years one has to throw away most of the code as it was written in an obscure, low adoption language, or it is just so difficult to maintain that new features can&
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by trilila 7y ago
So after my erroneous comment, i have learned that roofs, parking lots and bike lanes are better candidates. I just dint want to give up on converting asphalt to energy generators.
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by trilila 7y ago
Idk if traffic per minute is relevant. Depends a lot on what sits behind hn to figure out how many servers are needed.
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by trilila 7y ago
i stand corrected. But why not use them for bike lanes or parking lots indeed?
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by trilila 7y ago
Touche, a good point, but a first attempt is not usually reliable. I think we should learn more about what could be done different? Should instead all bike lanes be made of solar “panels” because the wights is all yet they would cover a lar
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by trilila 7y ago
“Cracks have appeared, and in 2018, part of the road had to be demolished due to damage from wear and tear.” as opposed to regular roads which never crack “the road was only producing half of the expected energy” - great, so just 2 km of a
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by trilila 7y ago
canada seems to be lagging in terms of new startups. Also google/amazon etc employees doesn't meant they are necessarily great. Canada needs startups and startups need all round devs, and large companies usually need specialised w
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by trilila 7y ago
Former immigrant to the uk from the eu, manager, head of and consultant. I feel like your comment should not have been downvoted because it is and understandable worry. Here is why. In the uk immigrants from non eu countries, and thus on re
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by trilila 7y ago
A pretty mediocre article imo.
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by trilila 7y ago
In the EU, London, Uk a nodejs developer earns around 800 cad per day as a consultant, and there so many jobs that usually you find a new one in 1-2 days max a week. Tho much lower, Germany is also a good tech market. I am not sure what you
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by trilila 7y ago
It is shocking as that puts the salary way below that of London/UK and close to senior dev salaries in est europe. Hence my serious question wether way will go up, if not in the short term at least medium term.
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by trilila 7y ago
Curious if tech pay around canada is getting higher as a result of this, or if consulting is becoming more of a “thing”.
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by trilila 7y ago
Really cool, keep up the good work!
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by trilila 7y ago
Winning strategies are not published generally speaking. You wont see many business people blogging in detail about how they went for 0 to 1. Which is shy most blogs about business are a load of BS. Reading your statement and this article
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by trilila 7y ago
Neat, another company exploiting the free work of others.

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