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conan also works with C language, not just C++
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Single file or header only libraries were really useful before C++ had package managers. There's conan now. I think microsoft has some tools for that too - vcpkg or nuget
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2y ago
So to legally copy a website, all you need is to just pass it through an AI filter and then you can legally publish the rip off?
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2y ago
DC coupling or maybe the whole long transmission line is high voltage DC
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Should we interconnect with Russia, China and North Korea? You know, for the greener energy future
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2y ago
bit too late for that now
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Fridge in winter isn't wasteful. All the energy consumed goes towards heating
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Throwing plastic bottles on the sidewalk is plain littering. Throwing glass bottles is not just littering. Someone throwing glass bottles around definitely knows what he's doing and should be dealt with accordingly
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2y ago
Yet, the statesmen often try to ban non botnet cars
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Another app that demands my dick pics (storage permission) and refuses to work without
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Condoms too? Or do you suggest people wash them for reuse?
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2y ago
thanks
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Countries in EU have a hard limit on cash transactions. Buying a car for over a few grand and it has go through bank. Renting a flat, even if you pay monthly, the tax man considers the whole duration as one big business deal, so the rent ha
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2y ago
I've tried searching for C++ but the search bar straight up refuses it
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Yes. Widely available and affordable Oxy would reduce thefts, because junkies wouldn't have to steal so much to afford it
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2y ago
Can it vote?
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>I really wish these companies would be consistent about their policies But they are completely consistent. If something helps one particular party/ideology - it's allowed and promoted, if it helps the other side - it's ba
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A scientist who picks politics over science is no scientist. Simple as
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2y ago
Do you think Putin shouldn't get the chair either?
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>Unfortunately, it is impossible politically to police this area of research Just because it's hard to police something, doesn't mean we legalize it. Murder is hard to solve, in some cases. Lab leaks cause way more harm than se
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A weld doesn't have to be weaker than the parent metal. I assume these people might inspect their welds before painting them over. Same process as when they make new ships
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2y ago
So the argument is based on the fact, that her talk was given before she became CEO, so her truthfulness values as a CEO are actually OK?
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Why are you mentioning NPR? NPR isn't a news source, NPR is just another political tool. >Truth is less important >Truth gets on the way of consensus and getting big things done. NPR CEO https://x.com/realCarola2H
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"deleted" is just a fancy word "inaccessible to the user"
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>They're incredibly empowered to conduct raids and seize property and other belongings, if it comes down to that and the sum involved is large enough. But only if that sum involved is not large enough for the owner to afford proper
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transmission charges still apply
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There are European suppliers selling LiFePO4 cells for €100/kWh, but you need electronics to support the cells - battery management system, charger controller, inverter and so on. You are also paying for the brand name
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I drive alone
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IIRC some Audis have aluminum frames
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Your answer does not refute anything that I said. Because judging from your reasoning, we should ban McDonald's and other bad food, so that people would not get heart attacks and die, so that we wouldn't waste the precious time of
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