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didymospl
1mo ago
Neat but I still prefer more nerdy tables from https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/
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2y ago
Does anyone remember Groovy? It has @Grab annotation which does essentially the same as add-libs you described. Very conventient for writing scripts.
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2y ago
Putting the ethical dilemmas aside, I'd like to know how such bioprocessors could possibly have: >million times greater power efficiency when compared to digital processors if bioprocessors have to support("run" the metabo
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2y ago
>When we launched Chromecast (...) connecting your TV to your phone, tablet or laptop was clunky and hard I would argue that this still holds true today. Is there any reliable way to do the screen mirroring/photo sharing from an And
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4y ago
The later part refers to the plus addressing, like "han.solo+github@gmail.com", which people use to so that "If they later start receiving spam to that address, they know the service has leaked or sold their info.". Now
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Airbus A320 landed with just 200kg of fuel remaining
(avherald.com)
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4y ago
Recently I also started coding before breakfast, but in my case it's for work. This is the only way to get something done before a deluge of meetings, bug reports and support requests starts. I'll definitely keep using that timefr
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4y ago
Maybe USA is different but in EU their outdoor clothes are made predominantly of nylon and polyester. I don't think rayon have the properties needed for outdoor jackets. Obviously, this doesn't mean the man from the video is right
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4y ago
>Why is inflation so much higher [0] in the US than Europe? It is not. It looks like the author of the tweet cherry-picked some inflation components but overall it looks equally bad. See https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/
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5y ago
And I, as a Polish person, should be especially aware of the importance of geopolitics. Personally, I've been lucky enough to live in a fully sovereign Poland for my whole life but that is something that was a pipe dream for all my anc
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5y ago
Let's step back from these geopolitical speculations for a while and ask: why would any European country invade Russia in any foreseeable future? It's the 21st century, Western Europe has its own problems, barely any army and Russ
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5y ago
Exactly. But this is because many Russians don't understand the concept of agency when it comes to nations. Plus, they think their motherland is the best place on earth. This even applies to the highly-educated individuals e.g. during
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5y ago
Thanks, I'll add "The Guide to Modern World Literature" to my reading list (and I guess it will transitively keep this list filled for the next decade or so)
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5y ago
Hi Dang, I think this is the best thread to ask you about that: didn't you have a quote from Bruno Schultz in your 'about' section some time ago? How did you come across him?
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5y ago
Our servers in Strasburg were down for around 10 minutes, now they are fully operational but it looks like some of their sites are still experiencing issues [1]. On the positive side: it was my second day as on-call and I already had the wo
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5y ago
Semi-related: if you enjoy classic Windows UI and feel like going to a nostalgia trip there's a great little game which will make you feel it's the turn of the millennium again - Progressbar95. Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated
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5y ago
That's exactly my story. I spent first few years of my career in a large company with a formal performance review. Everyone had to set some measurable KPIs with the manager at the beginning of the year and then regularly review it on 1
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5y ago
Thanks everyone for all the recommendations. I need more time to look into them but I just wanted to add here that the book you mentioned [1] stands out as one of the most aesthetically pleasing IT books I've seen. [1] http:/
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5y ago
Is there any good 'linear'(with a clear learning path, e.g. course/book, as opposed to MDN) resource to learn modern HTML/CSS? Preferably not one starting at Hello World. The thing is I'm primarily a BE developer bu
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5y ago
This might be only slightly related to this post but I started wondering: how often do you have to tweak GC in your job? Do you ask/are you asked questions about GC on interviews? I've just realized that I was asked about this stu
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6y ago
I was just going to write that there's one in Zurich too ( https://www.zuerich.com/en/visit/sport/planet-trail located in a very enjoyable area, highly recommend) but thanks to your wikipedia link I foun
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6y ago
I think you meant teleological argument, it is the one about irreducible complexity.
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What's the Total Volume of Coronavirus?
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6y ago
I don't know what's idiomatic here as English is not my first language, but according to my dictionary "localize" can also mean "to find the position of something" https://dictionary.cambridge.org&#x
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6y ago
A few months ago I came back to Arch with Gnome and Wayland after several years with Mac. Sadly, default Gnome installation is way less functional now than it used to be back then. Screen sharing doesn't work in Skype and Slack because
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6y ago
I'm not sure about the current state of affairs but a few years ago Ionic used to be a default choice for cross-platform apps among Angular devs. And Angular itself was probably more popular then React in corporate world back then.
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6y ago
This looks really helpful, I'll definitely check it when I run into problems with persistence. Which will be probably very soon - I have to admit I've been using JPA for almost a decade and I still find it so confusing that I
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6y ago
This one got my attention too. I don't know if it's because it's only one that's monochromatic, or it just reminds me of Radiohead's Kid A artwork.
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Such transfer actually made perfect sense until recently because they didn't allow to change username. It was brought up on their forums numerous times[1][2] over the years and they only introduced editable profile name in March this y
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I used to work at a software house which makes software for few big companies. A few years ago our CEO thought it's time to diversify our income stream by creating some SaaS. He came up with a really then-buzzword-packed(AI, ML, IoT, m
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