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10y ago
“These particles have remained pristine and untouched for billions of years until they were released in the days or weeks before being ‘caught’ by COSIMA," I hope they will release the particles back into the wild once they are done wi
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10y ago
I keep hoping that JS would evolve to support the actor model, a la Erlang/Elixir, with their process based persistence, concurrency via message passing, etc. It just seems so much simpler and tractable than this proposal.
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11y ago
Crash into the planet.
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11y ago
Im a dual US and Swiss Citizen. My taxes are lower in Switzerland. Of course I still have to pay the difference back to the US, but that's not the point. Switzerland has such a great infrastructure because they have been making stea
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11y ago
Could the sisterns be used on the farms? Scrape off the top soil, install sisterns, replace top soil. Plant crops. It should be cheaper than digging up streets.
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11y ago
Agree, the language was very conflicting throughout.
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12y ago
6 fish or green lawns. I'll have to think about it...
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12y ago
Asteroid strike, massive volcanic eruption, etc...
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12y ago
Not really relevant, but when I clicked on this link, in my mind, I had understood 'Nebraska sky disk' and was curious about what those crazy corn huskers were up to...
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12y ago
I picked riot.js to learn javascript as it seemed to rely most heavily on solid javascript program paradigms rather than abstractions introduced by the framework. So far I'm happy, with this choice.
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12y ago
I guess the point is that the system is broken by default and we need many, smart, well-motivated people to fix it. This is what she is pointing out. If people don't understand and accept that it is broken, it won't get fixed.
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12y ago
It's actually specific to combined cycle gas turbine plants where the waste heat from the GT is used to generate steam and eventually additional energy. This is opposed to simple cycle GTs where the mechanical output gas turbine is th
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12y ago
It sounds like a Sharepoint killer.
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12y ago
I live near Zurich, which in the Nineties had a lot of issues with public drug use. For example, all bathrooms in public places and major department stores had blue lights instead of normal lights because you can't see the veins in yo
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13y ago
We have a winner
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How did they link a domain I own to my gmail email addres?
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13y ago
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13y ago
At first, this seems correct. It's definately easier to get scraping with something like Capybara and a suitable js enabled driver, but in my experience, this solution is less reliable. Async loaded data can time out and don't get
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13y ago
Can I donate to support the case?
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13y ago
I guess you mean profiting. Also, Is the US any better? Look at it from the Native American's point of view... Finally, information privacy (of which, secret bank accounts are one aspect) is pretty relevant topic today, and many people
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13y ago
There are some on-line electronics stores that run quite efficiently. In these places, the price is much closer to the USD equivalent in similar stores in the US. I think this supports the argument above related to Higher labor costs drivi
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13y ago
It's a really nice place to live. You pay for what you get...
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13y ago
US citizen, living in Switzerland. I don't want to give up my citizenship and I don't mind to pay some tax to the US. I did get a great education and attitude growing up there, but the risk of making a mistake could be ruinous to
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13y ago
US expat living in Switzerland here. Zurich used to have a really bad crime problem associated wiith drug addicts. Google 'needle park'. They started to provide the drugs for free in clinics, tied with option conselling, etc. The
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Four highly effective responses to terrorism
(partiallyexaminedlife.com)
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13y ago
Personally, I think lawyers should be dis-barred for bring a frivolous claim to court solely on the hopes of winning because the defended cannot afford to defend themselves. It is an abuse of the power they have been given with their right
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14y ago
Speaking of lousy web design trends... This page is unviewable on my Opera Mini browser.
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14y ago
Wondering if GO would be considered a good candidate in the 'exotic' category. -People seem to enjoy programming with it -Makes somethings very easy (concurrency) -Standardized formatting, makes everyone else's code easier to read o
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14y ago
They want to help me find a job - if I let them. I can live with that.
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14y ago
Perhaps it could be a 'high CPU' micro instance. 16 512MB instance with 3 cores (6 threads) per instance...
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You have reached the end of the Internet (German)
(bonzai.ch)
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