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by Loic 4y ago
> But if a wealthy, hard-working, and fit husband asked his wife to do 100% of the housework, that's probably not going to dampen sexual desire in the slightest. The wealthy, hard-working and fit wife may be not that happy to do 100
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I disagree with your first sentence[0], for the second one, I will let the justice do its work. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felix_Reda
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This article is really nice but has absolutely not a single link back to the NASA website, so, to save you a search: https://mars.nasa.gov/technology/helicopter/
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It works very well. We are running a search engine for chemical properties in Go+SQLite and the speed is simply incredible to the point people think it is a static website. Here is a page with quite some queries to render: https:/&#x2
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Simply S/MIME. We could have a Let's Encrypt for S/MIME allowing people to sign the content they produce.
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In fact they have a name for it internally: "Cover my ass assignment". Just come to provide the results the boss wants to have for him to rubber stamp and justify the cost cutting.
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In France, a lot of heating is done during the night (Water, buildings with so cold "accumulator electrical heating"). You also need to think that France is not alone. If they can save during the night, this is extra power which c
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Time. It takes time and preparation to wait for the right light at the right place. Waking-up early is oft very well rewarded.
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I put the quotes there because at least in Europe, during peak summer time and now during the winter, we cannot reliably use the dams because of the lack of water. The dams are not anymore as "reliable" as they used to be, not bec
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Answering in one go the comments of yread and rapsey. The dams are all really old (50's and 60's) with low power output (about 20MW). Maintaining them costs a lot and I suppose that if the owners agreed and partially funded the de
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The quality of her writing is wonderful, clear, to the point, funny and of course all the technical details are well explained. For a non native English reader like me (I am French), a real pleasure to read. You can congratulate her!
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I bill per week, but I keep track of my hours to the minute to be fair with my customers. My customers only get the number of days I have been working on an item, the exact number of minutes making a day is my own cooking. The cooking is th
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Our very small company is running Woodpecker CI + gitea and they work very well together.
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Slightly off-topic question. What are you using to do the rendering and validation of forms in a "Django like" way in Go? I have a half-backed system build using the ideas coming from Django but I wonder if something a bit more ro
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I am so glad it does. During my PhD, I had to maintain a very old stack of software (about 1 million lines of C++ on top of 300,000 of Fortran). It was not possible to compile it with something different than Windows 2000, it was not possib
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I am creating a web based chemical property database: https://www.chemeo.com And what was really nice for me was this comment about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33344110 Yes, someone, somewhere, enjo
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Thank you! If you need more functionalities, just let me know.
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To the point to be annoying. I am running an open database of chemical properties[0], I get nearly every single day Chinese companies proposing me to buy whatever compounds they are producing including non legal ones. Even more stupid, I ge
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The current teachers and students at the top universities are from the time the scores were higher or on an improvement trend.
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https://www.chemeo.com A database with chemical properties of compounds and mixtures. It is a non profit side project of my company. I created it because I was not able to get access to such data during my PhD. I used it as a pl
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by Loic 4y ago
For people interested in random selection of representatives: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sortition
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It is beautifully written. The capacity of the authors to effectively use parody within the brief to defend parody while keeping the serious parts of the brief serious shows the quality of the Onions.
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I wish you to be able to have access to it now and in the future. I have friends with such diseases and wenn I read the line "I can't afford the meds" , it always punches me in the belly.
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I am not sure why you are down voted, in Germany, we have about 6 millions adults who are functionally illiterate. This is a big issue.
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The explosion is always due to an over pressure. The real problem is coming from a loss of level, if you lose the level of water in your heat exchanger, your top tubes are dry and over heat. If at that time you add water again (because mayb
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My personal take is that JMAP would start being widely used if we had some simple Python/Go bindings to easily manipulate the emails. My first reaction as I have seen this standard popping up was not "my email will be faster/
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OP: your username brought me a big smile this morning. Yes it is totally out of topic, but thank you.
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For the past 20 years I have been only using Thinkpad from the T and the X series. The only one with an issue was I think the X220 with the SD card reader not being stable. All the other ones are working perfectly well. My current one is a
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As an example for the simplicity. I have a small search engine for chemical properties[0] running with a boring go stack, with just a stupid SQLite database (but a custom in memory index for some particular "chemical" search part)
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EMFI: ElectroMagnetic Fault Injection FI: Fault Injection For the people looking first at the comments before reading the article ;-)

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