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If you are looking for api client library that has automatic updates propagation in the UI, condider giving Appollo Client and GraphQL a try. …but I am finding lack of client library for React implementing eg. Open API protocol hard to beli
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Did they really make money off search? I was always under impression that search was only a gateway to their services ecosystem and its that what makes them money.
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AFAIR it was there I saw that 50% of mafia members ann. earlings are less than $19500, with extra being assets I’ve mentioned above.
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Crime doesn’t pay. If you look up earnings of US mafia members you’ll find that your average organisation has few people on top making ton of money they are just sitting on because its dirty money they can’t easily launder or spend, with un
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I wouldn’t call whole NYT evil, but it is notorious for making their subscription impossible to cancel, especially when you are living abroad.
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I’m living in Poland which is known for notoriously hard driving exam (only one in three candidates pass on first try, you can fail exam at any time if examinator thinks you aren’t aware of cars surroundings). I’ve passed mine on sixth atte
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Add latest benchmark numbers vs. 3.10
(github.com)
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As a slav I find it amusing how free grain from gov was called by "dole" by Romans where we have concept of "dola" which used to be your patron spirit quietly influencing your life but in modern times its basically somet
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If Polish-Russian gas trade is anything to go by, they won’t. They will just one day cut off deliveries and communicate that there is unknown technical difficulty and they are working on resolving it.
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What are those reserves? How are they supposed to work? Can you store enough reserves to power the town?
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I am yet to see systemic renewable power source that is available to country like Germany (or Poland where we also have discussion about going nuclear). All renewables available to us are considered supplementary (they generate power when c
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We don’t have history of US severly limiting amount of LNG delivered without a warning in mid september due to some unspecified ooopsie thats never explained by their side.
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Luckily „Faster CPython” is now a thing and even Guido participates in it. Reasoning given for course correction was (AFAIR) that Python really could be faster for things like data science or ML.
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For those not aware, vote on „Lex TVN” was lost by the ruling party, but then parliament’s marshall (person responsive for maintaining order of proceedings) announced that voting process was invalid and ran another voting over the law which
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But if you are writing framework or library that has to deal with both, its: result = fn() if isawaitable(result): result = await result And turns out isawaitable is not that fast so things like GraphQL libraries that r
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This is only a meme. Sseth is based in EU (and makes little secret on that), Mandalore is in US.
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My opinion on SsethTzeentach changed when guy did two and half hours long presentation (and Q&A) on current state of and ongoing developments in oncology. It was a joke, but apparently this is his real field of expertise and YouTube edg
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LHC does basic research which is opposite of what you are asking (applied research). They seek to increase our understanding on particle physics, not make our lifes directly better. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic
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Is it going to provide eye candy? I’ve heard it’s supposed to work in non-visible spectrum like infrared?
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Raikkonen will retire from F1 after racing since 2001
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Early victims of X-rays: a tribute and current perception
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Can they force a blood test on you? I know in my country (Poland) they can arrest you and take you to lab for blood test if they have justified suspiction.
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> make tradeoffs between realism and fun Isn't part of goal for SC to be far more realistic because that's only way to be immersive? I don't know how much truth there is in it, but I've read that there's a planet
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Gearbox eventually released that game, and it was complete mess of outdated gameplay and unpolished things cobbled together to fill the game time somehow.
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Sequel would break your heart even more, because it was going to be completely different animal with much more linear game and Xbox360 exclusivity.
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In fact they are: SpaceX does gov contracts for US defense and NASA. Tesla is selling their carbon credits to other companies. NASA is gov agency. Boeing is doing both defense and civilian contracts for US gov.
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Wild animals either shelter from thunderstorm, or they learn from each other differet behaviours (like making herd close-knit) to pull through.
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> My 100% baseless opinion is that animal brains are fundamentally different from computers You are correct in that opinion. I’m not or specialist in the field, but FWIW key difference between neural circuit vs processor is that former i
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„It was found that John Doe took liquid-oxygen enema before run, unfairly improving his performance.”
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The great Polish Sea -or- We forgot Poland
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