Archelaos

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by Archelaos 9mo ago
Europe has always been #1 in weather forecast.
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
For as long as I can remember, industry and politics have always complained that there are too few skilled workers---even in times of high unemployment. In most cases, however, this is simply a reflection of the fact that companies or insti
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
A Ukrainian refugee is permitted to work immediately after confirmation of their refugee status, which usually occurs within a short period of time. The duration of recognition of specific work qualifications is the problem.
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TÜV Report 2026: Tesla Model Y has the worst reliability of all 2022–2023 cars (2025)(autoevolution.com)
181 points by Archelaos 9mo ago|120 comments
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
Well, he had style. The Boston Brahmins cultivated that.
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
If you were primarily targeting a Windows market for a desktop application, but want to develop under Linux, what tech stack would you choose?
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
Very nice. I missed that, because I expected that "Compare Translations" would highlight differences and thus did not check it out.
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
Ever considered to add the Greek text?
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
The Perseus Project has a more advanced presentation of the text (including the Teubner edtion), for those interested: https://scaife.perseus.org/library/urn:cts:greekLit:tlg0557....
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EU and India sign landmark trade agreement(theguardian.com)
9 points by Archelaos 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
> The European Union is strictly meant for European countries. In the (non-binding) "Briefing No 23 Legal questions of enlargement" of the European Parliamentary Research Service, this criteria is described as follows: The
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
European here. What do Canadians think about joining the EU?
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
Reminds me of the Info-Dialogue-Box I removed from an application last year. This saved perhaps 1 second to click it away each time it was shown. I estimated that it shows up about 3,000 times a month in the company. This means 36,000 times
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
The problem are not Trump or the billionaires, but the majority of the American people who support them. They knew what they were getting.
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
The headline is missleading. The study is not about actually being slighted, but imagining being slighted ("percieved mistreatment"). Whether the outcome would be similar when people were really mistreated in the described way is
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
Nothing against global standards and similar. But even "global alternatives" are usually rooted somewhere locally, and that starts to matter more and more, it seems.
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
Get a sustainable job first. (Almost) Whatever it is. Then improve from there.
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
I agree. It looks very unprofessional. No contact adress. No representative person. No explanation of the acronym "EU-INC". Big buzzwords, visions, clichés and self congratulation.
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
The share of the USD as a reserve currency has already been slowly declining over the last decade, although it is all but dramatic. The reduction is not in favour of another particular currency. Instead, the proportion of minor currencies i
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
If customs duties act like a domestic tax, wouldn't that mean that they should initially be considered neutral? They would then be another type of consumption tax. Any assessment would have to be made in the context of the tax system a
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Non-violent game design patterns(scribd.com)
3 points by Archelaos 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Archelaos 9mo ago
From the Merriam-Webster dictionary: burgher noun ... 1: an inhabitant of a borough or a town 2: a member of the middle class : a prosperous solid citizen Source: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/
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How AI coding agents work–and what to remember if you use them(arstechnica.com)
1 points by Archelaos 10mo ago|0 comments
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by Archelaos 10mo ago
> stuff I saved only 10 years ago There have been a lot of practical options around in the last three decades for using Unicode. To name just a few: Unicode is around since 1991. UTF-16 was supported in Windows NT in 1993. XML (1998) was
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by Archelaos 10mo ago
Yep. Slow reading of HN comments also has its benefits.
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The evolution of expendability: Why some ants traded armor for numbers(arstechnica.com)
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Notepad++ v8.8.9 release: Vulnerability-fix(notepad-plus-plus.org)
13 points by Archelaos 10mo ago|0 comments
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How Pippi Longstocking was born to stand up to Hitler(theguardian.com)
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by Archelaos 10mo ago
How should they dinstinguish between real and fake data? It would be far to easy to pollute their models with nonesense.
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by Archelaos 10mo ago
For reasons of confidentiality, I would prefer not to do so. Furthermore, implementing something like this is not yet a high priority. There are some information services that offer global zip data, sometimes even as open source. Of course,

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