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3y ago
Isn't it more like your apartment and specific renovations plans?
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3y ago
Nice, the Swedish tax authorities are usually like that- very helpful, quick to answer and do their best to solve your problem.
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3y ago
Same for Windows, it is called "Metered Connection"
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3y ago
Anomaly detection based on telemetry
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3y ago
Until a few years ago there was nothing ready out of the box and we had to build a solution ourselves. All the building blocks are available but you'll need to integrate them yourself.
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3y ago
Assembly software, Launched in 1977 with link speed of a few hundred bps
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3y ago
Define "ensure", you can easily damage any cable undersea or not and if anything under sea ones are harder to get to.
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The problem is again that the three sides are not willing to compromise, Gaza was returned to the Palestinians in 2005 with no pre conditions, the Israeli settlements were left as-is in hope that Palestinians will use it for good. The famou
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According to a podcast I recently listened to this is not entirely accurate. Herzl did consider Uganda, but not too seriously and it is assumed that he used it to raise support for the idea of a national jewish home and not to actually go
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WHy?
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> Another route could be working for a European consulting firm or a Swedish company with an office in SF, then move to the US via them. Good luck! Or an American company like Microsoft, Google or Apple. Those have some development done
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But the rabbit hole goes further. Higher frequencies are more susceptible to wall in the middle problems, you can see that easily with 5GHz WiFi, lower frequencies might be better but require larger antennas and might suffer from other limi
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As a former embedded engineer on older Motorola and ARM processors I have seen reordering happening, and more than once had to check the generated assembly code, the other items more or less makes sense if you don't expect too much fro
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3y ago
My Polestar won't let me lock the car if the phone is left inside
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> the consensus is that you can do just fine Consensus where? many managers quote the Microsoft study that Remote work is making productivity and innovation harder for example
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3y ago
Can you reproduce it when the next note is shared?
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There is no simple answer. Companies like Microsoft prove that a simple performance to pay to promotions mapping doesn't work well, is easy to game and can lead to frustration. This is especially true for large companies that try to k
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3y ago
> Standardized pay, like at universities and the military, has a positive correlation to retention How does it correlate with quality? retention comes from being comfortable to be.. lazy- you can do the minimum not to get fired and still
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3y ago
But also not directly to developer's experience. Try the SPACE framework [1] from the same people, Nicole Forsgren et al. It is more of a survey than measurable objective metrics, and the problem is with the implementation, like any ot
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That's 30 European vacations days before public holidays, so closer to 40, and more important is that you are expected to actually use them with no eyebrows raised
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And surprisingly there are real people giving more than decent answers in Quora on things ranging from relationships through electric cars to software engineering. Who are those people is a good question, as I never met or heard of someone
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The Swedish planka.nu establish in 2001 collect money from members with the goal to pay fines for people evading paying subway fares, mostly as a way to protest against the raising prices.
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They have been sending those for a while, usually it's not a big issue as you can find or convert files in most formats.
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From anecdotal cases here in Sweden I can say that adjusting to a more "socialist" way of life is not always easy. Few American colleagues, all young healthy and unmarried, left after a few years because they couldn't handle
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Based on pictures the CEP should be very small, centimeters maybe. This missile doesn't explode, instead it send 6 blades at the target. Pictures show direct hits.
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That's for Inertial Navigation Systems, they measure acceleration and from that integrate your position.
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And even they make mistakes, software contains much more moving parts than hardware. https://space.stackexchange.com/questions/37110/what-was-the...
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> For reasons I still can't fathom, a contractor for the Israeli military purchased many copies The Arrow 3 missile uses a star tracker, maybe previous generations or other missiles used those as well.
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I agree with the first part of your statement, but how do you access an encrypted keepass file from mobiles?
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It also has simple power control, making sure that all phones are received at the same power on the receiving antenna. Overall OFDMA is magic, if you can put your hands on a spectrum analyzer with constellation diagram you will be amazed.
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