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Pepe1vo
1mo ago
As a fellow Dutchman, I agree that complaining about the NS is a very tempting thing to do. However, we should not forget that our train infrastructure is considered world class across multiple metrics, including reliability (yes really). T
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6mo ago
Not sure if it's the domain you're interested in, but there are quite a few HFT firms with offices in Australia. The one I know of (IMC trading) does a lot of low level stuff like this and is currently hiring.
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6mo ago
I'll admit I'm quite anxious for Children of Strife. Children of Time is an all-time favorite, but each subsequent book in the series was a bit of a disappointment. Fingers crossed this one turns the tide
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6mo ago
I liked shroud a lot, but the ending felt very ungratifying. It's like Tchaikovsky wrote himself into a corner and didn't really know how to wrap it up nicely. I find this to be true of some of his other books as well.
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1y ago
A counter example to this is that I asked it about NovaMin® 5 minutes ago and it essentially told me to not bother and buy whatever toothpaste has >1450 ppm fluoride.
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Physics-Based Indicators for the Onset of an AMOC Collapse Under Climate Change
(agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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2y ago
I've just spent past week building a medium complex web app for editing configs at $work, so I can chime on this. Having worked with earlier versions of sveltekit in the past, I have to say the new reactivity system is not that bad and
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2y ago
While the factors you mention may (or may not) cause Germany to dip into a recession in the near future, calling it a "collapse of the economy" is of course gross hyperbole. Boom and bust cycles are an expected and well studied fe
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2y ago
Is there an advantage to doing this versus using something like ncc to just package everything into a single js file with zero dependencies?
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2y ago
> Can i deactivate them? no.. Sure you can, just click the "x" on the top right of the shorts row and they will be gone. Though, you might have to re-hide them every x days, but still if you don't want to watch them you re
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2y ago
This is just AI generated blogspam. The real meat appears to be on [0], but it's behind a paywall which none of the archivers appear to have circumvented. Really unfortunate, because the content looked highly interesting! [0] https:&#
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2y ago
What's your definition of decent performance? My company has built quite a few complex capacitor + Angular + Ionic apps and the performance on iOS is fine. Some even got featured by Apple, so that should be some indication that quality
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2y ago
> Traditional old Asian men are possibly the worst humans ever. That's, uh, quite a strong statement. What makes them worse than all the other humans?
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2y ago
That was a rhyme from a simpler time. Now the boss makes a grand and I make a buck. So, let's steal the catalytic converter from the company truck.
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3y ago
We use Semgrep Supply Chain at work and are reasonably satisfied with it. It splits the supply chain vulnerabilities it found into the categories: reachable, unreachable and undetermined. This makes triaging much easier and it has reduced t
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3y ago
You know what's even less promising than a bunker on Earth? A bunker literally anywhere else in the observable universe. In fact, we could nuke the entire surface of the earth and it would probably still be easier to establish a self-s
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3y ago
Every time I read one of these articles the naivety and tone-deafness from supermarkets over these self-checkouts amazes me. "In order to make more money we made customers self-report their purchases during a cost-of-living crisis whil
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3y ago
No, your actual gain in capital would not be taxed. The only thing that is being taxed is the "fictitious" gain on the monetary value of your capital at a certain date (peildatum). Everyone agrees that this system is dumb as shit,
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3y ago
It is in fact possible to benefit from pumped hydro even if you have no significant height differences in a certain area. How? By creating a basin inside of an existing body of water and emptying/filling when there's over/und
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3y ago
The cognitive dissonance I'm getting from reading the comments here is pretty staggering. Where I live (The Netherlands) me and every IT person I know is getting absolutely hounded by recruiters. As an additional anecdote I'll add
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3y ago
You're absolutely right, everyone living there would be living in what's essentially a really terrible company town. One where your boss has direct control over your oxygen supply. I'm really not sure why anyone thinks space
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3y ago
Such a silly argument to make for settling other planets. No matter how bad earth is going to get due to climate change, it's still a million times more livable than the toxic hellscapes that both the Moon and Mars are. Also, outerspac
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3y ago
How do taxes offset CO2? If anything they indirectly contribute to carbon emissions by way of fossil fuel subsidies.
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3y ago
To put the percentages from the article in context, a teetotaller between 55 and 59 has a 5.9% chance of developing a stroke while a moderate drinker in the same age group has a 6.7% probability of suffering from a stroke. Which is still ba
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3y ago
Kind of weird that they keep emphasizing "espresso" seeing how an Americano/Lungo/Allongé is basically just an espresso with added water (I might've offended some Italians just now). So why not just focus on the act
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3y ago
A couple of week ago the south part of the country was dealing with near record high temperatures, while the north was dealing with floods.
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3y ago
Coincidentally I had to solve this problem at work a few weeks ago. I don't know how (or if) other ORMs deal with this, but for TypeORM it was relatively painless to implement optimistic concurrency[0] along with transactions at functi
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3y ago
I'm deeply insulted that Skiing & Snowboarding got its own category, but surfing did not.
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3y ago
If you go to archive.ph and paste in the link, it will usually already have a snapshot saved for most popular publications: https://archive.is/sP6AR
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3y ago
If you're already familiar with RoR then it seems quite a sensible choice to me to just go with that. Working in a modern Rails codebase can be insanely productive and is probably a bit more polished and stable than a modern JS/TS
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