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datenhorst
10mo ago
puhphorie
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datenhorst
2y ago
HMD is Nokia's successor-in-spirit
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datenhorst
2y ago
Can I ask what specific pain points you have with Gitlab CI? I've been using it extensively the last couple of years and all in all it's been a pretty smooth experience!
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datenhorst
2y ago
Is Office365 really down that often? I'm fortunate enough to not have to use it but I don't hear any complaints from my colleagues that do.
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3y ago
NYC is the first city I think of when reading the word "overpopulation"
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3y ago
Holy ** - this explains a lot of the counterfeits I've received over the years.
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4y ago
He could just ride the federal eagle to Bavaria
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4y ago
One of the most infamous excel errors even helped shaping global economic policy: https://www.uschamberfoundation.org/blog/post/did-excel-erro...
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5y ago
Isn't the answer to Nakamoto's quote _more_ regulation instead of no regulation?
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5y ago
How many employees were there a year ago? If the answer isn't ~1000, it doesn't meet the definition of stable
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5y ago
> although as usual the US version stunk I haven't watched the US version but I am reminded of Stephen Fry's explanation of the differences between US and UK comedians[0]. Taskmaster needs contestants willing to embarrass thems
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5y ago
That's just a meme phrase on wsb
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5y ago
I believe the theory is that since this variant has so many mutations, it evolved over quite some time within a single host with a lowered immune response. Makes sense that this would happen in an area with high HIV prevalence.
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5y ago
They never managed to cultivate it, and apparently it refused to grow anywhere else but that region in modern-day Tunisia.
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5y ago
What's the story of you becoming a $2M account yourself?
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5y ago
Why would you want to use the toilet brush to clean the *outside* of your toilet? I struggle to make sense of this product
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5y ago
That makes a lot of sense. I played around with it in German and Italian and the results often times read like they were google translated from English. So there must be lots of auto-translated content from spam sites in the corpus, I guess
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5y ago
Funnily enough, this passage is generally considered a later addition to the Gospel of John: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus_and_the_woman_taken_in_a...
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5y ago
That is a sadly apt metaphor
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6y ago
That's a bold claim. Any sources to back it up?
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6y ago
That's patently false. The Austrian judiciary is divided into general courts and courts of public law. The "Oberster Gerichtshof" is not "below" the supreme court, it's the highest court of a different branch.
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6y ago
From a tracking perspective, I'd assume a Fire TV stick is even worse than any TV OS. It's Amazon after all!
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6y ago
AI is simultaneously over-hyped and a game-changer. To paraphrase a famous Marketing quip, the problem is that you need to be a domain expert as well as an ML expert in order to judge which are the over-hyped parts. As a consultant speciali
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6y ago
Last time I looked into this, React and D3 didn't really work together, since D3 manipulates the DOM and React has its own Shadow DOM. Has this changed?
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6y ago
You could pay someone else to take the tests for you. Now I wonder how widespread that is.
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6y ago
My immediate thought was some sort of Viking LARP that went wrong
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6y ago
Fashionnova spend over 10% of their _revenue_ on Facebook Ads according to this. Is that even realistic?
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6y ago
Not necessarily true, since regulations are EU law that is immediately enforceable in member states, and are not generally transposed into state law.
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6y ago
GDPR directly doesn't apply to the UK anymore (except for organisations that handle data of EU citizen, of course) but the UK chose to enact the GDPR into UK law via the Data Protection Law of 2018, which is aptly dubbed "UK GDPR&
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6y ago
You won't win if you pick the median since by definition someone else has already picked that number.
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