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  • Here's your smiley face, happy? Now fuck off.

  • I would say this is one of the worst dates formatting possible.

  • If you want to do something, meet people and organize. Do not follow influencers on Instagram.

  • Was it possible to buy the car with the function disabled and then get it to work somehow?

  • Were I come from 4 months is the bare minimum. To be fair, you do not get your full salary but a reduced amount; however depending on the conditions that can extend up to 2 years.

    Difference here is that it is not the company itself paying you that money but it is rather a government system which is payed directly by the workers.

    It's a system which is not advantageous if you never lose your job, since you have to pay for it regardless; but comes very handy if you ever end up needing it.

    The company also has to pay you 20-33 days of salary for every year you've been working there.

  • Absurd. That is a terrible custom.

  • I've read through just out of curiosity. The severance package is:

    • 16 weeks of pay
    • 1 week of pay for every year worked at the company
    • healthcare insurance until the end of the year
    • 1500$ to buy a laptop

    Is this common in the US? This really feels like nothing. I do not know whether there are other remunerations funded by the government, but 4 months of pay after being laid off really is not very much.

    Is this company paying out a very small sum to their employees or is it common to give very little money to fired people?

  • In my experience, agents tend to write functions significantly longer than 12 lines. Where's your clean code Bob?

  • late.sh - a cozy command-line clubhouse for computer people

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  • There are occasions in which you do want your software to be easily adopted by large corporations.

  • Yes please, use people in need to do the dirty job for you.

  • So much unpublished work. They should have published it and retracted it the following day, just to prove they did the work.

  • late.sh - a cozy command-line clubhouse for computer people

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  • There are valid reasons to use an MIT license. Why do you care how someone else licenses their own code? Write your own code and license it how you prefer.

    GPL was designed as a virus to end the existence or viability of copyright law. I do appreciate the idea, and plenty of my code is licensed as GPL or comparable copyleft license. Also, plenty of my code is licensed under more permissive licenses, as that is sometimes more appropriate for that code to be useful.

    Do I care someone makes money out of code originating from what I wrote? I do not. Do I care whether they give me their modifications to such code? I do not.

    No reason to hate on MIT license. It has its uses.

  • late.sh - a cozy command-line clubhouse for computer people

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  • Do you not trust your ssh client to be secure? You should be able to connect to the most broken and vulnerable machine and an attacker should still only be able to know your IP and little more information about you.

  • I know this has nothing to do with that, but the word publishers always reminds me of a thing.

    FUCK YOU ELSEVIER

  • Page does not load, are you advising people to use scripts from the internet you yourself do not trust? Do you say install at your own risk just it's because it's the correct thing to do or because you installed something similar and now you advise other people to do the same without having checked what the script does?

    If it's the latter, please do not provide such advice.

  • You just linked to an article which says one guy told another newspaper genz is dumb. Then you go to the other newspaper and they link the piece of research which he presented not to a peer reviewed journal but rather to the Senate. The whole piece of research consists of 7 pages.

    I'm sorry man, I was underestimating how much smarter is genz than previous generations...

  • Measured how? Seem much smarter to me.

  • I feel like the breaking of spaghetti is a bit exaggerated. Typically people prefer not to break them, but there are plenty occasions in which Italian people do break spaghetti.

    Such as using them in a soup, or cooking for an older person which may have problems using the fork properly.

    However, if you break spaghetti because your pot is too small you're definitely doing it wrong. Keep breaking them if you want them smaller, but use a larger pot; that will prevent them from sticking together. You do want quite a lot of water to cook pasta, not just enough to cover them while they're completely packed in the pot.