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by sce 4y ago
I think the problem is that buildings like you describe don't contribute to the city at street level. If the residental buildings are smaller then the gym, sauna, swimming pool will have to be in the neighborhood available to everyone.
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by sce 5y ago
I recommend watching this Ted talk. https://youtu.be/UMhLBPPtlrY Peter Attia: What if we're wrong about diabetes.
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by sce 5y ago
It reminds of a coworker, a frontend developer and Linux user. He asked for a macbook pro from his employer, and after using it for a year he switched back to Linux. He said it was because he missed using it. I use Linux primarily because o
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by sce 5y ago
> I have to strongly agree with your last point - I also never understood the massive hard-on that the technical user-base has against useful telemetry. I think it would be far less hostility if we as users got access to the information
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by sce 6y ago
> Launched with the code-name Project Lenix, AlmaLinux is an open-source, community-driven project that intends to fill the gap left by the demise of the CentOS stable release. AlmaLinux is a 1:1 binary compatible fork of RHEL® 8 and it
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by sce 6y ago
Looks like it's fixed upstream https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gdm/-/issues/642
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by sce 6y ago
The specific wording was "Linux Kernel 5.9+ is incompatible with current and previous NVIDIA Linux GPU drivers." So it's not the driver that is incompatible, it is Linux. And that led to the grandparent comment asking if Linu
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by sce 6y ago
Nice wording by Nvidia. Linux has an unstable/ever changing internal API and Nvidia need to update their out of tree driver for the new release, and probably every release. Nvidia is trying to put the blame on Linux, but Intel and AMD
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by sce 6y ago
This comment is very weird. For Linux users it is definitely better buying an AMD discrete graphics card than Nvidia, and it has been for an eternity. Just google "torvalds Nvidia" as an example of how the community feels about Nv
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by sce 6y ago
I unfortunately don't know any details other than it seems to be working. The content they have is highly in depth, and the comments section is excellent. My experience was that I started reading the articles as a non subscriber. Becau
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by sce 6y ago
An alternative subscription model that I've always liked is Linux Weekly News (lwn.net) which publishes all premium content openly after a week behind paywall. (In my mind I like to call it "Freshwall", ie. paying for fresh c
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by sce 8y ago
> Nobody makes an electric commercial vehicles of the type electricians, plumbers etc. drive. How about Nissan e-nv200? https://www.nissan.co.uk/vehicles/new-vehicles/e-nv200.html
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by sce 11y ago
I've never done that but it sounds neat. Anyway, I'm guessing the answer to your question is: control. You know that you can at any moment tilt your head forward and lose the vertigo sensation. So you are safe and in control and y
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by sce 11y ago
> Thought experiment: Let's make the minimum wage $1000 per hour. I'd like you to think through the ramifications. What would happen? I'm assuming prices through the roof, companies forced to sack their workers, unemployme
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by sce 11y ago
tl;dr: Raise the minimum wage so that employees don't need to live off of welfare. People lose their job? Good riddance, seriously. People don't lose their job? Called their bluff. > Walmart employees are not compelled to work
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by sce 11y ago
If the employer responds by increasing the prices of the goods/services they sell, then yes. However, in the market the consumers have a choice, so they can choose to not buy something, or buy somewhere else, and the market thus regula
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by sce 11y ago
> To give an example in microcosm: if you buy a used car on Craigslist from someone, the fact that the seller is a welfare recipient doesn't mean that you're a beneficiary of welfare because you're not paying him enough to
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by sce 11y ago
In the case of minimum wage, they would indeed be forced to pay more, rendering the need for welfare to those same people unnecessary, thus shifting the cost from the state/government to the employer. That is in effect wealth distribut
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by sce 11y ago
Regarding income inequality, I recommend listening to some of the speeches/debates with Bernie Sanders. E.g. he argues that the greatest receiver of welfare in the US is the wal-Mart family, because they get even richer paying their wo
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by sce 13y ago
Check out the demo from last year https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8zwnqKysfI#t=4314s (Video should start at ca. 1:12:00).
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by sce 13y ago
http://cppcms.com/wikipp/en/page/faq#If.CppCMS.is.not.a.CMS.... . Quote from that page: The original idea was: "Write your own CMS in C++". The lead developer asked in 2008 for a better name but didn
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by sce 14y ago
Thank you for posting this, lots of nice tips in there. Aliases for submodules were missing though, I guess you're lucky enough to not need them: sh=show --submodule df=diff --submodule fe=submodule foreach
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by sce 14y ago
This only applies to ActiveRecord, I wonder if e.g. DataMapper is vulnerable in a similar way.
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by sce 15y ago
In Norway the standard hours are 8-16 (8am/4pm) which includes half an hour lunch. I believe that in Sweden it's 8-17 (8 hours work, 1 hour lunch). It's also normal to have three months of notice (and it's not optional for the worker). It's
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by sce 15y ago
Enter is actually a good candidate for something like that: " turn off highlighted results (set nohlsearch) when pressing enter. " just pressing n or N will turn the highlight back again nnoremap <cr> :noh <cr> h