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by cipher_system 2y ago
I work with some germans and they work from home all the time. On the plus side, the tax return of work commute by car increases labour supply and enables people to live further from the high density areas, not everyone can wfh. With electr
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by cipher_system 2y ago
Check out The Quantified Scientists video Best Wearables for Sleep: Scientific Rankings. He uses science test smart watches and Apple watches ranks at the top. Maybe there are other brands that works better for you or maybe this is as good
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by cipher_system 3y ago
Always funny in movies and tv series when a stolen key card is enough to get in almost anywhere when a simple pin code would have made it impossible.
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by cipher_system 3y ago
Do people who loves JIRA exist for real?
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by cipher_system 3y ago
Pretty cool app that could be useful. Works quite like Vimium in Chrome. Only annoying thing is that you have to press shift to enter uppercase letters.
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by cipher_system 4y ago
At least where I live, the 150 minutes before time is a side effect of Covid. A lot of airport staff were let go and restaffing with security clearances takes a while. This summer was exceptional, it will go back to normal like 60 minutes f
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by cipher_system 5y ago
You put the waste into containers and bury them deep into a geologically stable mine that you then seal shut. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onkalo_spent_nuclear_fuel_repo...
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by cipher_system 5y ago
Last one was connected in 2009 which isn't that recent but there are also not that many projects of this size. China and Russia might not be the most thrustworthy and I would rather see more more western examples but then we have to go
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by cipher_system 5y ago
Keep in mind that Finland is on the same latitudes as Alaska so solar doesn't work that great when needed the most.
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by cipher_system 5y ago
I read a report on that a while back, can't find it now but these are the highlights I remember: * The overall design must be done before construction starts, also no room for regulatory changes. Waterfall is better than Agile for nucl
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by cipher_system 5y ago
Something like this. The project started in 2000, construction began in 2005 and should have been completed in 2010. Original cost was 3 billion euro but landed on over 10 billion euro. It is the first nuclear reactor in Europe for 15 years
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by cipher_system 5y ago
Surely his approval ratings must have taken a massive hit? The OMON, military and state media will also loose their life savings and suffer under the war and sanctions. There's just so much protests they can handle and with more and mo
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by cipher_system 5y ago
There was a military exercise with Sweden and Finland in that region at that time, they could have just wanted to have a little look and see and their signal recon from a distance probably sucks like everything else. It's of course pro
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by cipher_system 5y ago
Yes, why can't all fight scenes be brutal and brilliant like the prison scene in the Punisher? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MHJHkA6LMk
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by cipher_system 5y ago
Archetyp is a pretty new darknet market that seems solid and ships stuff from and to various places around the world. You can find much better guides for this but these are the steps: 1. Download TOR Browser 2. Google the address to Archety
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by cipher_system 5y ago
Older parts of northern cities can be very compact. Never heard of snow being a problem there, they probably just use smaller plowers.
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by cipher_system 5y ago
Shouldn't a company of that size and revenue be able to do both at the same time? I have absolutely no evidence to back this but I think they are actually making money of the bad tooling. Firstly, because it requires and also creates a
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by cipher_system 5y ago
The point would be that the government assumes the risk of all students as a collective. With government rates much fewer people would default.
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by cipher_system 5y ago
Almost everyone does it, but it's for living expenses, books and such, not for tuition. Currently, a university student borrows around $800 and gets around $300 each month. Then you are supposed to pay back what you borrowed during 25
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by cipher_system 5y ago
A lot of people have trouble paying their student loans and many seem to call for cancellation of all student debts. The interest rates on US student loans are from around 5% according to https://www.valuepenguin.com/student
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by cipher_system 5y ago
I'll then go with SQL. It's been around forever and evolves slowly and stably. You (almost) never need any frameworks, imports, boilerplate or glue, everything that works just works. And according to Star Trek Discovery, it will s
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by cipher_system 5y ago
This also has to do with it making it easier to get military assistance from the United States in the case of war or conflict.
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by cipher_system 5y ago
Project Manager. For quickly switching between projects.
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by cipher_system 5y ago
Could it be that the people in dense urban areas have more exposure to propaganda and more contact with political commissars, making it easier for Democrats to instill false consciousness by whipping up fear of the other. Or should we maybe
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by cipher_system 5y ago
The major drawback of nuclear seems to be their large power output and long durability. Once you built the few plants you need (France and Sweden for example) you don't have to build any more for 50 or so years and then the manufacturi
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by cipher_system 5y ago
I've found Postgraphile to be an excellent solution for the "Impedance mismatch" for Postgres. All the strengths of SQL and in the app have access to a smooth graphql api without any effort.
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by cipher_system 5y ago
A lot of countries and regions have passed peak gas years or even decades ago. Same for oil. Globally we might not be there yet though.
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by cipher_system 5y ago
It would depend on your route to work. There are also billions of routes to work and other places that should work as well. Maybe if enough routes work that people find it worth to buy.
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by cipher_system 5y ago
Try just adding some good side vegetables or salads to your ordinary dishes and you should be able to reduce the amount of meat and carbs in each meal. You could also try to find one good vegetarian dish and cook that once in a while. Daal
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by cipher_system 5y ago
Shit, I have keratoconus with rigid lenses and been constantly rubbing my eyes for more than 10 years now. Been to two ophthalmologist and a couple opticians and no one ever mentioned that. Thanks for the warning! I'll ask my ophthalmo

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