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Just a minor nitpick, but it's "hear hear", not "here here", as it refers to hearing what is said.
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When I download it, it's blocked by Windows Defender. Does anyone know why?
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This timing is really unfortunate. I work as a freelance software engineer and my assignment ended a month ago. I've been looking for a new assignment, but it looks like nobody is hiring right now. I'm preparing for burning throug
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7y ago
Why not just re-do the year you half missed instead of trying to play a catch-up game that obviously isn't going to work? Starting to work 1 year later is really not a problem.
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I don't think it's abusing workers if it's perfectly clear to everyone before they get on board what they're signing up for. I think most people applying for those jobs are dying (figuratively) to get in on it because it
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I live in Rotterdam. You better believe the amount of containers coming in has recently drastically decreased.
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Great for your personal blog, but let's not assume this works for most businesses.
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> It's really one of the positive things Google is involved in. Is it though? Seems to me not necessarily a positive thing. If Google can serve the information on your website already on the SERP, the user won't have to visit y
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7y ago
> 30% of new cars sold in the Netherlands were Teslas That's not what your link says. It says 6.87%.
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In that case I got more interesting knowledge for you: Rotterdam was also bombed by the allies. It's often refered to as the forgotten bombardment: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allied_bombing_of_Rotterdam
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Your explanation doesn't explain anything about why the grachtenpanden look the way they do.
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> Oh, and the cheapness an often obvious design mistakes even in new buildings, mostly due to the boom/bust nature of the housing market: projects grind to a halt during bust, only exploding in a hurried frenzy when the market would
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Very short-sighted comment. I commute 3 hours per day in total, but I take the train which is driving for 100% on green electricity.
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I read recently that there is a plan to flood China with artificial 'rhino horn'. This could destroy the market for real horns and probably clear out the problem pretty easily. [0] The other problem, corruption, is harder to tackl
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> more so if your language has a what-you-read-is-what-you-pronounce pattern like Indian languages I don't know Indian languages, but this can be subjective. A Mexican friend once told me that Spanish is easy because you pronounce i
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7y ago
Mandatory: English can be weird. It can be understood through tough thorough thought, though.
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Dutch civil war? I think you're talking about another country here.
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I don't think it's fair to put blockchain and AI on the same pile.
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> why cables? Maybe something to do with the wikileaks leaked cables?
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> You can even have a notebook run in a cluster. Well, that's exactly what Databricks does.
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I love .NET and I love Jupyter. I don't know how well they will combine though. I feel like the lack of Pandas and flexible typing of Python will make it a lot less useful.
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I'm all for sueing companies like Exxon for misleading people and spreading lies, but I also find it weird that we're trying to blame the big oil companies like it's all their fault. After all, it is the consumers themselves
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Ehhh, what does Azure have to do with Windows? You can run Linux VMs just fine.
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Must really be your bubble. Here in the Netherlands pretty much every company I come across is on Azure. From small companies all the way to massive ones and governments.
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My issue with it is the 10 minute run limit, and the massive memory leak issues if you use durable functions with fan-out. I had to move away from functions and switched to NServiceBus instead.
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Just my 2 cents, but in an online smartphone that I play, I notice that koreans are 10 times more fanatical than any other demographic. They seem to have ridiculous amounts of time to play the game on their hands and they take it extremely
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> It's confined to the USA and Australia No it's not. It's very much a thing in Europe too.
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Absolutely not. Here in the Netherlands it's rampant.
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With all the climate change denying I see going on left and right (just open any mainstream news website and read the comment section under an article related to climate change) I started to feel like we truly deserve to go exctinct. What d
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Announcing Support for Native Editing of Jupyter Notebooks in vs. Code
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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