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I got curious about what you meant with "be able to copy on just paper (not chemically treated paper.) ". It's a bit hard to Google since normal paper is chemically treated:-P
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(Not OP, idk how she defines it). Freedom is a spectrum. There are some parts of American work life which limits people's freedom. The non-livable wages for much low income manual labour means many needs to work multiple jobs, and make
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4y ago
https://github.com/charmbracelet/wish , but this is actually https://github.com/charmbracelet/soft-serve (which I slightly modified to stop it from printing the branch names).
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Eviny innovation and development | Data-scientist, data-engineer, and developer | ONSITE Bergen, Norway, Europe. | Competitive salary. Eviny is a clean energy company (hydro), with many subcompanies involved in electrification of different
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One can say a lot of stuff, but is there any sign that there are less devoted people in the USA today than before? There definitely seems to be a lot of devoted Christians, which has worked tirelessly to get their opinions into law. Maybe t
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4y ago
Go builds a single binary for both Linux, Windows and osx?
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Your calculations are interesting for day to day peak shaving, but as you noted yourself, these batteries are way to expensive for seasonal storage. Depending on the insulation on your house, one of those would maybe contain enough power fo
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4y ago
(this is an attempt at Cunningham's Law, if anyone had an actual solution I would love to hear it). OSX window management is...horrendous. I want to be able to have two monitors and simply (with a keypress) move a window to either scre
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4y ago
Given that you get more points the higher ranked opponents you beat, the best way to get to 2900 might be to coach other players so they get higher scores, before beating them.
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4y ago
Games?
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4y ago
Thanks, by "the situation we are in now" I thought he meant the global energy crisis and the situation in the EU particularly.
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> This person is the most responsible person for the situation we're in right now You can't possible mean this. She is more responsible than Putin? It's her fault that German politicians ignored all the warnings and choose
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4y ago
The man killing "my" nest said that they just fly around like lost souls before they die after a while. But who knows, I won't be surprised if it depends on the specie of wasp.
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4y ago
Perfect is the enemy of good!
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4y ago
> and every test means pushing a commit and waiting to see what happens. I use nekos act to run workflows locally (and it does not support reusable workflows), but it sure helped me to get the yaml right.
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4y ago
We use nektos act to run pipelines locally. Works OK, but everytime something fails locally you are left wondering if its act or your pipeline, and some features (like reusable workflows) are not implemented yet. Maybe the right thing is to
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Eviny innovation and development | Data-scientist, data-engineer, and developer | ONSITE Bergen, Norway, Europe. | Competitive salary. Eviny is a clean energy company (hydro), with many subcompanies involved in electrification of different
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Granted, it is a bit complicated to figure out what it means to pledge to follow the "spirit" of a rule which includes the rule that anyone can choose not to follow it. But you asked why I would not be able to commit to such a p
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4y ago
This part: >The founder of SQLite and all current developers have pledged to follow the spirit of The Rule to the best of their ability. [...] In other words, the developers are saying: "We will treat you this way regardless of how
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4y ago
> if the heat pump is designed to operate in very cold weather the minimum efficiency is 100% (backup resistance heating), so you will always at least break even versus pure resistance heating. But the heat pump has a "outside"
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I got the impression that new heatpumps (like e.g "Toshiba Daiseikai 8 25") has a effeciency (SCOP) of above 4. Am I wrong?
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4y ago
Can't it be handled e.g by the spouse having "half" the key, bitwarden the other "half", which they only gives out after the timeout. Ok, bitwarden and your "trusted one" can collude to open it before, but
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4y ago
I am willing to bet a beer that it's only for new cars. The article links to a description : >In a plenary vote on Wednesday, MEPs adopted their position on proposed rules to revise the CO2 emissions performance standards for *new*
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[citation needed]. Is there no market here? No other companies which sees the opportunity to grab you?
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The temporarily embarrassed millionaires ;-)
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I did not read it as "in order", but rather "and". So both happen, but I did not see a causation in the post.
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Excotic maybe, but I found adyen's documentation quite good https://docs.adyen.com/
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There already is taxes like that, e.g on gasoline. Its very easy, just put a flat tax per liter. Then the more you use the more you pay. No need for extra surveillance, unless you want progressive taxaction of those resources.
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When I visited Ottawa (in Canada) a couple of years ago you had to go the the special liquor store (LCBO) to get beer!
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> Why is this exactly newsworthy? Any communication through official channels is the property of the employer anyway. Is this sentence meant descriptive or normative? Because there are definitely juristrictions where it is not that easy
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