Epa095

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by Epa095 2y ago
PERIBOARD-835?
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Ohhh I have been low-key thinking of getting that one, but it's a bit expensive:-/ How do you find it? Was it hard to get going? Comfortable? Fast?
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This is why unions in Europe often end up in two seemingly contradicting (but not really) positions regarding labour immigration. One is to try to limit it, and the other is to ensure that the immigrants gets as strong rights as possible if
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Why do you think the white male part is relevant? This is meant as an honest question. I know DEI is a thing, but it kind of already seems a bit out of fashion, and do we have any reason to believe that the labour market is easier for a Mus
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by Epa095 2y ago
Thanks! It was exactly this kind of explanation I needed:-)
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Looks interesting, but my first question is how does it it compare to all the others. Would be interesting with a comparison. We have clickhouse, spark, trino/dremio, starrocks, druid, apache drill, and apache datafusion. Some of these
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I got the impression that the expected performance of the double linked list insertion is actually O(1), since in most cases the elements arrive in sorted order. It's been a time since my algorithm courses, but I think all the 'no
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by Epa095 2y ago
OP is just claiming that there exists juristrictions where his claim holds. IANALE (I am not a lawyer EVERYWHERE), so I can't really say that he's wrong. But you seem quite certain. Why?
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> If you define failure as a form of victory then success is inevitable. No, you can also do just enough to slumber away in mediocracy forever.
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One thing that's not clear to me about the 'use duckdb instead' proposals is how to orchestrate the batches. In databricks/spark there are two components: - auto loader/cloud files. Can attach to a blob storage of e
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by Epa095 2y ago
If you are willing to shift the blame from the CEOs, why stop by shifting it one level? Why not shift it all the way to the top, to the voters who voted in the politicians? The health insurance industry is a modern example of the banality o
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by Epa095 2y ago
> I would assume that for a random person, the match level would be random. 1÷(1 −.973) ~ 37. Why would you assume that?
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I agree. But I also think the only way to have a sliver of chance is to push the topic, again and again. And for that, articles like this is important. People need to get real examples of how the tax avoidance is happening. How insane the a
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Pretty hard to close a loophole making people filthy rich in a system where power and policy is for sale.
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Maybe, but the American tax system seems unreasonable complicated and trickable with its 'charitable foundations' and 'Donor-advised funds'. I think it's rather defeatist to think it's impossible to make a bett
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I agree, it's definitely much easier than it was. But when comparing EU to USA and asking 'why', I think it's extremely important to remember how much less of a single market Europe is than the US/China.
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It covers women in at least Sweeden and Norway, and Denmark is also moving in that direction. Makes sense, we are not fighting wars with swords and clubs anymore.
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My point is that it's an information problem, leading to (more) bad choices. OPs claim that people live happily enough on minimum wage is actually another example, hopefully no 17 year old reads it and thinks 'ohh so I can live co
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It's not that life on minimal wage is comfortable, it's that we have been told for a generation now that 'just get a college degree and it will be fine'. Happily amplified by for-profit education investing a lot of mone
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IDK how it is in the jurisdiction of the author, but I know a bit about how it is in the small European country I reside in (and which has a market almost identical to how it's described in the post). There is a "System operator&q
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Idk what I feel about they choosing 6 (which upside down becomes 9) for 'g', instead of 9 (becoming 6) for G. If we look at the translation table we see that most of them can be interpreted as both major and minor caps, while only
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by Epa095 2y ago
Could food security in case of another global crisis be a good enough reason? I don't know anything about the British situation AT ALL, but I think many in Europe think slightly different about the market-based solution when it comes t
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I will be absolutely flabbergasted if he manages that deal. I think Ukraine will have to give up significantly more than Crimea unfortunately:-/
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Technology won't become ready without users unfortunately.
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Here is a LinkedIn post from my friends in Plug with a video! It's for connecting to a cruise ship, which are often around 5MW https://www.linkedin.com/posts/plugport_some-great-insight-i...
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Interesting! Makes me wonder how they pan out compared to datafusion, which seems to have a lot of traction.
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It's 'interesting' that the best way to to deduce a candidates policy in a topic is to map out what the billionaires paying them wants.
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The whole article is very explicit about looking at the past through the lenses of today, and it is written in a informal style. The 'Boo' fits right in, and I don't understand why it somehow triggered a response. It would be
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Did you consider any of the boox tablets? On first sight they seem quite similar, epaper with android, but maybe there are important differences I am overlooking?
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I agree, he should have given the following quote (from the webpage he linked) and given the url as a reference. > Vance has said he considers Yarvin a friend and has cited his writings in connection with his plan to fire a significant n

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