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Leherenn
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Your average citizen probably doesn't know what open source is, let alone could name one project. So most likely most people would not give anything because they don't know/care, and a few marketable projects (like VLC) would
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> Why would you ever remove a test ? Because the cost of building/running/maintaining and generally just having the test around is higher than the value I get from the test. And because I still have unit tests on the public fun
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I call those "implementation tests", and I delete the tests once I have finished the implementation. From experience, what you care about in that case is to make sure you implemented the private functions correctly, because it mig
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5y ago
Or don't buy it in the first place. If you do, throw it away when you get home. Hopefully you'll quickly get disgusted by this waste and stop buying it.
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Maybe the SE 2024 will be in the 13 mini body?
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I wouldn't worry too much about manufacturing right now. Just build prototypes for now, you're likely to go through many iterations anyway at first. You can sell and market prototypes just fine, people are surprisingly willing to
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Won't your hash rate rise more than the average hash rate since not all cards are LHR cards?
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In the first case you can simply omit "unused", but I can see value in marking it explicitly.
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It's not about the value you produce, that part is your compensation ceiling; it's about supply and demand. Cost of living is directly correlated with average pay in an area. If you are aiming as an employer to be in the top 10% o
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I have the same issue fwiw. A notification to update NewPipe that always fail to install the update, but it works if you do it manually in the app. Just happened a couple of hours ago.
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Well at some point you can't make a baby in 1 month with 9 women. Adding resources to the project, especially if done late in the cycle when it becomes apparent deadlines will be missed, is likely not to help much, and can even slow th
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It's the budget line though. Is it small because they want it to be small, or because they're re-using the iPhone 8 tooling, which happened to be small(er)? I still think the fact they're discontinuing their non-budget small
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Apple is supposedly discontinuing the iPhone mini though, so presumably the demand isn't really there. I think the big issue with small Android phones is battery life. Apple was already getting some flak for it, and between the SoC and
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But you execute bar() when you don't need it. At best it's wasteful, at worst bar() actually is sendNuke().
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I have seen some code that would fail based not on time but location. Once we had a client from the Netherlands that complained about a bug that we could not reproduce. We tried to reproduce it by simulating his position, but to no avail. T
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7/9 of their gold medals are in cross-country skiing or biathlon. It would appear these disciplines give a lot more medals than others, and if you have a strong tradition in the discipline you'll get more medals than a country tha
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I would say drop it. Personally, I see "junior" positions as a way for companies to advertise they're willing to hire people with little to no professional experience (e.g. new grads). Once hired, a "junior" probabl
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Both my previous Yallo and my current Salt plans were unlimited, but restricted to 40GB before throttling in the terms and conditions. Maybe it has changed? (It's very hard to find detailed terms and conditions when looking at new cont
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You can rather easily get "unlimited" (as far as I know, pretty much every operator caps at 40 GB/month) internet (in Switzerland only) for 20 CHF/month nowadays.
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Porn? I think a lot more males watch it than females.
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I took it as in the presentation layer, but I can see where you're coming from. In that case I would agree with you, and I'm not sure why GP would complain about that.
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Well, if the aircraft speed is in knots (which is generally the case), you'd rather have wind speeds in the same unit.
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I don't think declining population will change much, it's not going to be uniform. The remote villages/cities where all the kids leave as soon as possible will disappear once their ageing population die out. What's left
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Not particularly a fan of custom fonts, but fonts are not one size fits all. Apple or Microsoft default fonts are designed for the general use case, and other fonts might be more suited in a different context. Whether that's worth the
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If he's salaried in Switzerland, it's actually illegal to work on national holiday (similarly at night/on Sundays). (Unless he has an exemption, but that would be very unlikely, exemptions are for emergency workers and simila
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Who took care of you? Given it's an ex-communist country, I wouldn't be surprised if child care was cheap/free. Here in Switzerland, "full-time childcare costs are around two-thirds of an average Swiss salary" appar
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Slightly pedantic, but Napoleon wasn't France's leader yet during that time.
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I've been on the other side. My company was only promoting from within, and honestly it wasn't working. The engineering department was filled with people with IC only contributions, and no one knew how to manage or could mentor ot
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There might be some privacy issues involved there.
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Geographic distribution of developers and relatively low amount of devs? If most Clojure devs are in the US (where generally the highest dev salaries are), whereas for other languages they are more spread out around the world, then Clojur
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