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Pretty sure isPrime can't simply be replaced with k % 2 == 0 ;)
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I wasn't asked either and I'm from Germany with a German phone number.
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Sorry but this is simply wrong. If you're generating a GraphQL interface automatically and allow arbitrary requests to your database that's on you. That's absolutely equivalent to forwarding arbitrary requests to a SQL databa
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> you have no choice than to pay for the public system You can very much opt out from the "public system" in Germany. I'm privately insured.
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TLS 1.3 needs to be explicitly enabled in CloudFront
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One example is a bot I wrote for PsychonautWiki that posts changes from Jira, MediaWiki via UDP and Paypal via IPN: https://github.com/psychonautwiki/eyeOfProvidence . Another one I wrote recently is a bot that I ported
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I’ve been using telegram since 2013 every single day. I don’t want my chat app to drain my battery, I don’t want it to waste bandwidth and I want to be able to have so little latency that I feels real-time no matter where I am. Telegram fee
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I was only able to buy premium when I switched my account to my US number and then back to my German number..
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I don't know a single person who would legitimately infer the affiliation of a person based on the username part of an email address. I've been using a catch all since forever, foremost to detect when shady companies illegally sel
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Rosatom started planning floating nuclear power plants in 2000 and in 2019, the Akademik Lomonosov 1 and 2 [0] entered service, producing 35 MW (150 MW thermal) each. Other than the RBMK technology used in Chernobyl, Rosatom built a PWR (pr
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Chances are the only good way to make your engineers stick around is to keep adjusting compensation to market rates. If an engineer can get a higher salary at pretty much any other company, there's no question if they "deserve&quo
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Except there’s no such thing as bits on the hardware level. There’s voltages. High and low. That’s usually 5V and 0V, respectively.
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Pretty sure the GPT-3 part starts at "So I started paying attention to myself." -- I put the outline at the top and his first self-written paragraph into the GPT-3 playground and tried four or five times until I got something that
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Hacking Google Maps with a wheelbarrow full of phones
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This article has zero sources and the link at the bottom links to their telegram channel that links back to this article. I‘d take this with a metric ton of salt.
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I'm paying for Apple News+ and still get asked to pay for NYT. Absolutely frustrating..
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President signed a decree on the imposition of martial law in Ukraine
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Article subscriber-exclusivity expires after some time on lwn and subscribers can share links that bypass paywall, seems pretty reasonable to me..
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Tesla cut a steering component from some cars, didn’t tell customers
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EU Commission Declares Gas and Nuclear Energy Sustainable
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Absolutely amazing font. Used it since the first day it was out and never looked back. Improved the code readability for me so much it’s among the first things I setup on a new Mac. I also use it for the terminal, as a font override in dark
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This data definitely is available via GDS like Amadeus and Sabre.
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At 80TB (~83886080 MB) and 5000000 that's 16,77 MB per request in average. And at 1.92 qps that's 32,2 MB per second. So they're saturating 25% of a gigabit uplink every second of the month.
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I agree. If an applicant doesn’t seem to be invested into any previous company enough to stay more than a year they’re going to be sorted out very early on. On top of that, most of our most productive engineers stayed over 4 years. Unless y
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It’s funny because a few days back we drove from Olympic national park back down to San Diego via Nevada just to find ourselves in an ice storm and frozen interstate (I-26 through Mt Mood); you’re legally required to have tire chains if the
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Was this Russian social media company Vkontakte?
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Code With Me is amazing except when it doesn’t completely work it doesn’t work at all. Command + click doesn’t always work if there’s a lot of latency, many times the „follow other developer“ feature turns off randomly, often the search bre
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or Library Genesis: https://libgen.is/
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I think open source should be like genetics: if you want a mutation that’s not going to be part of a project, fork it. If it’s important enough of a feature people will adopt it and it will coexist with the original project. If that convinc
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Honestly, I've been seeing the future of IDEs using GitHub Co-Pilot in the last few weeks. It has increased my productivity many-fold. I was so positively shocked by its suggestions that I kept positing videos of it in action with the
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