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Increasing less fast is not the definition of slowing down, it's the definition of increase increasing less fast.
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Management's quite ambiguous.
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Few web businesses have a truly huge minimum efficient scale. For those that do, it's huge. For those that don't, it's quite small. And for the small ones, Wordpress or similar powers their laundromat. A good small business.
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'black' is a named web colour, no? In 1999. #000000 [1] Or aside from re-writing standards, I don't get the point about translations. I go for classes on elements, like <h1> h1: var(--c0-b); That means
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+ Politically regulated out. The political environment the site operates in turns hostile to website content or method of publishing. The operators face costs of compliance, loss of scope, or personal risk in continuing. See: The UK Onlin
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> content:class="bg-amber-300 border-solid border-4 border-black rounded-md m-auto mt-32 px-8 pt-8 pb-32 w-3/5" Is this inline CSS reimagined?
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> how much water is in that well? Given the viscosity of air vs. water, one might assume there's no water in the well. Also, given some surface area of a bear, and air pressure from a cushion of air formed under the falling bear,
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The bolt that wasn't put in the plane was made in Malaysia? Will the shipping company next be blamed for not shipping it in time for the plane to be delivered? Perhaps the shipping company can be Malaysian too. They lose planes. Or p
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The widespread manufacture of low price goods in China had been at full steam for over a decade, closer to two, by 2005 the date of first manufacture of the ball. And the manufacturer couldn't find the original designers' details.
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Your point highlights thinking about what's being designed. everything is fine is different from nothing has been reported . A green is misleading, there should be no green as green is unknown, there should be nothing with a note t
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If you're concerned about security, don't have all your sensitive information packed into a phone. 30 years ago much of the population was concerned about typing a credit card number into 'the internet'. Now we have a
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Austerity's cloud Hope distant hung low for long Rot ruin awake
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> Running DB in "b" zone and your only server in "a" There must be use cases for this, but I lack imagination. Cost? But not cost?
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APL was used extensively by the CEGB [1] not only in forecasting power/grid demand, but also for modelling the location and construction of many of the power stations themselves. [1, as an example] https://dl.acm.org/do
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David Ricardo covered this: Prices will adapt.
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A Definitive History of Drum and Bass
(beatportal.com)
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> In fact, staff at Fujitsu, which made and operated the Horizon system, were capable of remotely accessing branch accounts, and had “unrestricted and unaudited” access to those systems I worked in core banking systems for a bit. This
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hx-target="closest <your element here>" hx-swap="outerHTML swap:1s" hx-push-url="false" That'll return whatever partial thing you want to return and replace <your element here> (with 1sec effec
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Track you in new and exciting ways.
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Amount of time to eat a pie while waiting for your numerical library of choice. Conclusion: Polars gives you indigestion.
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2024 is the year of Rust and HTMX.
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Australian Rules is played on a cricket pitch.
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I wasn't converted by algorthyms, but it's opening a new and exciting way to live my life. For example, I've started ordering my calendar by algorithm. Whatever's at the top I'll go to, even if it was a week ago.
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Sixteen thousand Excel 97 spreadsheets?
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Content will still continue to be recorded * . Econ 101: Content is now (has been for a while) non-rival - we can make identical copies, A's use of A's copy does not deny B use of their copy. Content is also non-excludable - excl
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> Read more with unlimited access. I don't think Wired got the memo that even the RIAA did.
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Joking about Vice's finances in a story about X.
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netim as I like independents and peace of mind. $15.
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What do you define as graduate-level maths courses? The scope and depth vary considerably. What I did in the first year of a maths degree may be (is, have seen) considered graduate level in some (some) engineering courses. Could you be m
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> very likely the UK already contributed to the EERP but *got nothing out of it*. I for one am swimming in all the surplus cash not going to the EU any more, as well as all those upwards revisions to GDP and employment, and our pound soa
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