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by Nashooo 2y ago
Where to find those clothes though..
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by Nashooo 2y ago
As someone who already finds it weird to invest that time in following a real person that I don't know personally , this just another weird page in the book that is Social Media..
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by Nashooo 2y ago
Just because it is not a team sport does not make it not social?
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by Nashooo 2y ago
Because, why would you we when we have those machines.. What a weird argument. Just look at how we used to be build cathedrals until recently and how many labourers died. Heck, take a look at the construction of the World Cup Stadiums in
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by Nashooo 2y ago
I use this to explain git to any junior having troubles.
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by Nashooo 3y ago
However, not many seem to remember New York being a Dutch colony. It's where we get the names Harlem and Brooklyn from among others.
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by Nashooo 3y ago
That's interestingly exactly the case for me if I close my eyes. Through the eyelids I can tell dark, neutral and bright.
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by Nashooo 3y ago
Definitely also for writing it.
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by Nashooo 3y ago
Not really. It depends on the quality of the measure and any underlying assumptions. If the target is knowing who is the fastest then a simple stopwatch (measure) is 100% aligned with the target. So the measure becoming the target is comple
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by Nashooo 3y ago
Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/466/
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by Nashooo 3y ago
The problem is not that no one can distinguish it. It's that the intended audience (beginners in Python in your example) can't distinguish it and are not able to easily find and learn from trusted sources.
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by Nashooo 3y ago
They also linked to the Remarkable and Kobo communities.
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Solar Orbiter discovers tiny jets that could power the solar wind(esa.int)
2 points by Nashooo 3y ago|0 comments
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by Nashooo 3y ago
I have the same confusion as yourself. The text is readable at any size for me.
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by Nashooo 3y ago
Maybe he meant percentile.
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by Nashooo 3y ago
I think the way the disagreements are voiced and handled by the disagreer matter a lot in which of those two responses you would receive. Also, I think it would matter a lot on how X vs Y turned out later. I.e. the difference between always
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by Nashooo 3y ago
Has been for 10 years at least as well
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by Nashooo 3y ago
Same! I think it is a solitaire Easter egg.
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by Nashooo 4y ago
Would you mind sharing abit more about your setup? I would want to set it up like this as well.
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by Nashooo 4y ago
>Does Germany tax non resident citizens (almost certainly not only the US does)? I think only on income or assets generated in Germany whilst abroad. I do believe the US is one of the only (if not the only) countries that taxes non resid
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by Nashooo 4y ago
Thank you for your insightful articles and shedding more light on compensation data in europe! Your tri-modal article has been particularly well received!
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by Nashooo 4y ago
Sick leave is not the same as vacation days.
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by Nashooo 5y ago
I read his reply as stating that it is inaccurate to say that the device currently allows mute people to speak.
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by Nashooo 5y ago
It also tried to autocomplete CC data.. Feels like a scam.
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by Nashooo 5y ago
It's complete overlap with 404 IMO
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by Nashooo 5y ago
Ah ollyDBG! Trip down memory lane. Also brings back memories of softICE.
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by Nashooo 6y ago
What would be a good laptop alternative to the MBP 2019? I really prefer UNIX over windows for development but enjoy windows for the 'office' software. OSX really hits the sweet spot in between for me. What would you recommend win
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by Nashooo 6y ago
Here we just call them (water) heat pumps.
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by Nashooo 6y ago
Great article! And good job! How did you get started? How did you market yourself in the beginning? Any tips for a computer scientist with robotics background but who has been working in enterprise software for 8 years?
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by Nashooo 6y ago
Most people sneeze out of their noses.

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