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HugoDaniel
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Still there are a lot of variables to consider: production, distribution, shares, access, storage, etc... In comparison to USA states, the European countries are a real mess: lots of small autonomous areas, language barriers everywhere (wit
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Does not answer the question or expand on what time interval the data is collected. However, since you played the Google card, please take it back: "What shady tactics did other countries use?" Also easily available by searching G
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Please provide data. How did you make the comparison? Does it consider that these countries moved up the priority stack through shady tactics and started vaccination earlier than the EU? Are you analysing the numbers per capita? total? aver
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I don't understand this comment. Could you please expand it in a more constructive way? Vaccination is not the only way available to stop the spreading of the virus: - Keep social distancing - Avoid friends and familiar reunions
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Comparing USA states to countries is a very common practice of uneducated Americans.
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I am a EU citizen, my standards are much higher. EU didn't had to sell their citizens healthcare data to move up the stack (like Israel did). The EU negotiations with these Big Pharma corps made it wait for these 3 countries (Israel, U
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"Europe is facing a vaccine disaster. Whereas countries like Israel, Britain and the United States. are quickly moving ahead with vaccinations, the EU is reeling from a string of setbacks. " this is a lie, per capita EU is not tha
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Reversing the Shadow DOM Visibility
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The life of a Web Component – as a variable bucket
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The Life of a Web Component – Initialization
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I also love the Touch Bar. One thing that have helped my tendinitis was getting used to the Ctrl-C shortcut instead of the Esc (both are defaults to enter normal mode).
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:( I love the Touch Bar, I love to configure it per application to have the most common shortcut on the top left part of it (in Terminal that's the alt as mod for me). Properly configured it really speeded my workflows.
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The Deno Tag
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Why? What are you missing from their current CVS usage that you think might be improved with git? Can you provide examples on their CVS usage that are proper arguments to why is it outdated or should be transitioned from?
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Is there any easy tutorial for Geometric Algebra? Is it possible to learn it in like an afternoon? How can I learn it?
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The Zen of Index.html
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Is SceneKit still alive? I had the idea that it was abandoned by Apple.
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One reason why I use the EUPL license for most of my hobbies.
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what are the advantages of ortholinear ?
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In the meanwhile they also somehow managed to file patents for rectangular products with four evenly rounded corners[1]. My kitchen cutting board might fit the bill. [1] https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2012/11/
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Wouldn't that mean that any wealthy competitor that wants to trash GitHub would just invest money in throwing DMCA takedowns at github.com/* ? How does that make me, a developer, want to keep up doing business with them?
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Http 1.1 is still awesome. Even with all the incoming changes on front-end like js modules and all that, it feels a great fit that is also simple and reliable. Not only that but in a way http 1.1 makes http 2.0 look like the typical over-en
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What about webassembly?
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This is a trick question, author seems to be vouching for blending the culture into the business model ("...the better a product is, the better off the company is and its users are"). I do wonder how well can it fit the Betteridge
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There is a part of "The Future" that will always be "The Future". Maybe this is one of those parts.
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Will they start to build proper consumer profiles now and stop recommending the same thing I've just bought over and over ?
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Like docker
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indeed :O here are the VT100 ansi escape codes: https://espterm.github.io/docs/VT100%20escape%20codes.html Bold, Underline, Double height, double width, etc... are all there. VT100, from 1978.
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Isnt the while shtick of the ad industry that personalized ads enhance your experience ? Inst Facebook timeline carefully curated based on that ?
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Great. But I have been programming since about Math.min(Math.max(n, 1900), 1985 - 1)
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