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by 988747 5y ago
Hybrids are not the same as electric. They get their fuel savings from the fact that they can convert kinetic energy from braking back to electricity. Plus the fact that electric engines are more efficient way to pull off (which is where th
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by 988747 5y ago
Leetcode is basically an IQ test in disguise (since the actual IQ tests are illegal in the US). And yes, it helps to hire people with high IQ, although you still need to evaluate their real-life knowledge and experience.
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by 988747 5y ago
And yet, every time I try to use DuckDuckGo I get frustrated very quickly with a quality of results and go back to Google
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by 988747 5y ago
British English sounds fun, kind of like stand up comedian making a parody of normal English. I’m not sure how Brits can speak it with a straight face.
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by 988747 5y ago
It is a logical fallacy to focus on who the author is. You either can point out where the error in his reasoning is, or not. Because it sounded pretty convincing to me: to participate in routing a payment you need to have at least the paid
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by 988747 5y ago
Why fake it? Just infect yourself with Omicron (which will probably happen to you anyway). It is mild, so no risk, plus it boosts your immunity better than the vaccine.
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by 988747 5y ago
>> Most of us have contracts that grant IP of what we create to our employer at least during work hours That's an American thing. I work in Central European country, and IP that I create belongs to me until I pass the rights to m
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by 988747 5y ago
I guess that would be pretty useless, because you would have to catch your target in open field, during the thunderstorm, which is highly unlikely, since most people hide from it. Targeting a car could be solution, but even then, if the vic
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by 988747 5y ago
Speaking from short, few months experience, cubicles are actually quite nice compared to open office plans. - You get plenty of personal space - My cubicle got both a whiteboard and a bulletin board, a locker, two trash bins, and enough des
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by 988747 5y ago
Both of which would give them strong incentive to lower the salaries first: this way they can afford to hire more workers, or pay overtime at the same total salary budget.
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by 988747 5y ago
>> Developers typically care about developing the business side of the application and have little interest in the rest. Correction: developers care about using cool new programming languages and frameworks. "Business side of the
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by 988747 5y ago
Also, government regulations such as HIPAA explicitily force you to have separation of duties, so true DevOps is against them. Developer being able to push their code to production can earn you some hefty fine at the next audit.
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by 988747 5y ago
Because minimum wage job is supposed to be temporary. You do it right after high school, for couple years, before you decide on what you want your "real" job to be. Or you do it part time to pay your expenses while attending colle
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by 988747 5y ago
The reason NZ can pass any gun law they want is that they do not have the right to own guns written into their Constitution. US are unique in this regard - most of the laws passed would be struck down by the Supreme Court anyway.
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by 988747 5y ago
Offtopic, but if you really are paid 425 euros per week then you are seriously underpaid even for Eastern European standards. There are (relatively rare, but still) jobs that pay this much per day.
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by 988747 5y ago
OkCupid is one of those dating sites that have a high bar to entry (you need to invest a lot of time in just creating your profile), so that people who are there are looking for serious relationships. If you did the same analysis for Tinder
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by 988747 5y ago
It is not easy for a random man off the street, but any properly trained sniper could do it while drunk and with one hand tied behind their back.
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by 988747 5y ago
>> We didn't beat flu. We still need vaccines every year. Seriously? I thought flu vaccines were just a hipster thing: something you do to look cool, but they don't really matter much. In my country only 4% of people take th
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by 988747 5y ago
> No. Covid reeinfects. There's only a short-lived immunity. So let's Omicron, or any other mild variant spread, we'll get reinfected regularly, thus developing resistance to more malignant strains. That's how we beat
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by 988747 5y ago
Just yesterday, for no reason at all, I decided to re-watch "Interview with the Vampire" on Netflix. Weird coincidence, and a really, really sad news.
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by 988747 5y ago
Actually Omicron is exactly how COVID is going away. From what we know so far it is highly contagious, but also mild - which means it basically eliminates the need for vaccines. Give it two, three more months and the whole pandemic will be
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by 988747 5y ago
The reason why Polish roads have so many signs is because producing and installing them is an opportunity to make money :) And usually that opportunity goes to a company owned by a relative of some local politician ;)
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by 988747 5y ago
I doubt it. IPO will be the end of it - original investors will cash out, and the company will be left to slow death.
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by 988747 5y ago
That's not what this statistic means. It means that if you spent 0 dollars and saved all your income you would need 7.27 years to buy a house. In practice you need a mortgage, of course. But now think how bad this gets when a house pri
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by 988747 5y ago
Fines will recur - for one, EU is 27 separate countries, each of them can impose their own fines. Also, Italy itself can impose additional fines if Amazon does not change its behavior and fines for second time offenders can be multiple of t
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by 988747 5y ago
It is a weird article. Fowler obviously knows a lot about integration, but since his business is about writing software he tries to discredit "low code tools", so that more people use his services. I think that those tools are gre
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by 988747 5y ago
Except when you eat fruits you eat a lot of fiber, which makes you less hungry. I can't see how you could get fat on fruits.
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by 988747 5y ago
How about those who buy plane tickets from Iraq to Belarus and then try to go through Polish border to get to EU? Also, which country in North Africa is currently not safe to be? I'm not aware of any war currently happening in Lybia, T
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by 988747 5y ago
Probably they are deliberately trying to make M2 EC2 instances expensive to avoid all their Mac Minis being bought out by AWS, they get higher profit margins selling to retail customers.
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by 988747 5y ago
But at least you know judges political affiliation, officially. The worst thing is when judges try to hide it, pretending to be impartial, objective, basically demigods free of typical human flaws.

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