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by Arnt 1y ago
"When WtHR was categorised into quartiles, individuals with the highest values of WtHR (median of 0.65) had a significantly higher risk of HF compared with individuals in the other three quartile" 180cm height corresponds to 117cm
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by Arnt 1y ago
This reads a little differently from outside the US. For example, the US has used its capture of the banks to ensure that some Chinese cannot get a bank account in China. I know why and it wasn't without reason, but really, sauce for t
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by Arnt 1y ago
Show, don't tell. Try answering some of the recently closed questions on SO, see how much time you're willing to spend on them. (As a practical matter: You can do it with the comment function, or search for questions that have two
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by Arnt 1y ago
Oh, sure. Consider the bonds that have to be paid back next Tuesday (assuming there are some). What would happen if those weren't paid back? Do you think it world be practically possible to issue new bonds in the near future? The rush
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by Arnt 1y ago
If I'm part of the problem, then that's because of something I do, or else something I don't do. The thing I do is build a knowledge base. If that's it, can you explain why it's a problem? The thing I don't is
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by Arnt 1y ago
Citation needed. I know why one top contributor left (cancer) and I heard the same about another. I haven't heard what you say about any, except in sweeping statements like yours.
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Stack Overflow has its own notion of what a question is. In short, a question has to be suitable as part of a searchable knowledge base. If you want to post something that isn't SO's idea of a question, then you're really jus
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by Arnt 1y ago
Most users don't ask. They search. The users who ask questions that nobody cares to answer aren't particularly attractive.
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by Arnt 1y ago
I've closed like that. One asker complained that his question about base64 encoding in one language was not like the duplicate I identified because the language was another one. "Vaguely related", he thought, but he asked pre
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by Arnt 1y ago
Bah. I volunteer to do x and if you try to read some duty to also volunteer for y between the lines, you can do y yourself. If you expect kindness to someone I don't care to help, go on, show that kindness by doing y yourself.
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by Arnt 1y ago
I answer questions for a few tags, know the styles of the other people who answer on those tags, and I do consider my fellow answerers as kind. All of them. That doesn't mean that you will think we're kind to you personally. W
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by Arnt 1y ago
It seems I escaped, by paying the original developer €1 a long time ago. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.simplemobi...
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by Arnt 1y ago
This implies that NASA sent Voyager 1 off with a fuel tank sufficient for 47 years of operation. Admirable optimism.
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I beg to differ. Banks have particular protection in the modern financial system. When states grant that, they should IMO protect banks against impersonation.
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by Arnt 1y ago
You mean: How hard would it be for a field service engineer to hide something like https://c02.purpledshub.com/uploads/sites/39/2024/10/Matt-Ho... inside a large machine? Or: How hard would it be to
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by Arnt 1y ago
The headline implies that only the current quarters matter. There's too much of that myopia IMO. If Microsoft's top management thinks there should be fewer people in middle management, that may be good or bad, I don't know, I
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by Arnt 1y ago
Perhaps because they try to look like banks to their customers. Paypal even has a banking license where I live. A paypal transfer may or may not be a bank transfer, I don't know, but it has a banking license so I can understand it if p
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by Arnt 1y ago
The text of the law says "24 continuous hours at or above the seasonal average generation capability". 12 makes more sense to me, but what the law says is 24. But it also says you can do it by subcontracting with an offsite batter
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by Arnt 1y ago
The overlap is precisely that part which matters: The directory access portions. Both need to ask the user to choose which directories to access, and access all the files in those directories. What they do after opening the files is very di
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It is what e.g. Simple Gallery does. It works well. Nice API. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.simplemobi... or on github.
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by Arnt 1y ago
Yeah, modern PHP is very different from the old ugh. Still not my favourite language, but it's decent now. Just another day at the office. But what do you think — was the blogger we're discussing was on the forefront of the PHP ch
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That's not what Texas demands. Rather, it demands being able to produce above average at night, which is far above what the usage patterns require.
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by Arnt 1y ago
24h is a lot of battery power, and above average level, too, which means that the average level has to be throttled below what the sun and panels allow. Sounds quite dirigiste to me. Cf Germany, which allows separate operators to connect ba
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archive.is/NRCcg
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PHP isn't terrible any more. Necessarily, anyway. I wrote a PR for Symfony last year, it was quite a nice experience. But if the only language he posts about is PHP, I think the source if his hiring problems is clear.
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PHP is his only language, right? He's in the same situation as Perl-only developers a couple of decades ago.
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Reminds me of the network a friend described. After a couple of mergers and sales, they had so much NAT that one particular cron job tab used an internal server-to-server connection that passed through five NAT instances. And this tailscale
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You need a way to turn off the power. Normally there's a fuse/switch where the power enters the building, and that's it. This kind of PV is popular in the city where I live. I feel queasy about there being sources of power th
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Would you leave if the café filled up while you were there?
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If laptop batteries can't grow, I assume there'll be a little extra pressure towards saving power, as people try to progress somewhere. ARM laptops are said to be much more efficient than Intel. Just two cents' worth of hea

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