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TomMarius
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Every day I understand Musk's desire for Mars more. I hope I'll be able to get a ticket. I don't think Earth can survive the next 100 years without a serious change - and the "leaders" and other "elites"
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The software is only in our heads. It's mind blowing, but you can't see and feel it. I also love to build physical stuff - last month I built a bed into my car, now I can go anywhere and sleep there - what an awesome thing it is,
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Read this before you go with Go: https://fasterthanli.me/articles/i-want-off-mr-golangs-wild-...
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However it is not, at least not if we are talking about (agile) software engineering and related disciplines that other team members do.
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I wonder how this goes with GDPR. It runs on the front-end so it should be OK, but are the legislators, the law and the courts aware of the distinction?
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How do you see cultural match and the person's mentality that way? Many brilliant engineers simply wouldn't fit into my team and would be a net negative. Most of the time it's obvious to the person being interviewed too, but
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I am not yet thirty, but the most important thing I keep in mind is that optimism is a conscious activity, and friendships have to be cared for, and that our loved ones' time is limited.
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This looks pretty cool. Do you handle the stricter EU laws in some way (e.g. people sign up and confirm they want to be contacted)?
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The worst are trucks (like mass cargo, not Ford F), they have the headlights placed way too high and usually drive with high beam always on.
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How about AssemblyScript? TypeScript tailored for WASM. It's early though.
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It's easy to talk about 'not introducing competition' from your armchair. It's way harder when it's your children not getting the education and childhood they deserve; and it's not just about education itself
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Not just "new cars" - a 2001 car that I drove had xeons with the leveling already mandatory. And it's checked at the bi-yearly technical inspection, and the police can forbid you to drive the car further if it's not work
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A Google Pixel is one of the easiest flashable devices, and one of the few devices you can securely use GrapheneOS with.
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Yes, Sales Navigator, I haven't found anything else like it.
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A) Finding interested people. Cold sales is soul crushing and in my case I was unable to find enough leads to feed myself that way. B) Running a marketing campaign with no idea whether it is lost money, or will at least pay for itself, or w
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> somewhere in the neighborhood of performance of an old 286/386 DOS style PC.
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You mostly already do, for TV at least
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What I meant is that information on Twitter is public (that was the great-GP), there is no way anyone could say I was supposed to know that was private, right?
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I recommend you to check out NLP research regarding the Czech language. It has high quality researchers keen on making use of the language's features (it's a highly regular and expressive grammar). Sadly not much research is done,
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Ianal too, but I don't think what you're saying about the EU is true. It might be true in some countries, but definitely not in the South-Eastern countries or the EU as an entity itself.
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Once it's up in space it doesn't seem impossible to move the Starlink HQ outside the USA.
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Fences, gates and lockable doors stop petty thieves, not ethnic cleansers
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Why is GTA OK, then? And what about Command & Conquer, or Mafia?
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Oh no. :\ what a good service it was.
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That's what the government is for. Either let the corporation be wholly responsible for safety (including things like surveillance, risk analysis, prevention etc), or don't complain about the corporation not doing it when there is
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> If a corporation is going to transplant workers to a plantation in an unsafe place, then the corporation has responsibility for keeping the workers safe. Citation needed - I never heard of a corporation being required (or allowed) to d
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Elsewhere someone replied that art is interesting in a large part because of the personal story. How is this differemt?
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Are (foreign!) private people or corporations even allowed to operate a private law enforcement unit in Kenya? I thought the UN discourages that, and it's outright illegal in most countries of EU - meaning the corporation can't ha
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How can a foreign private company or person be responsible for protection of people during a civil war? Or what is the complaint about? The unpaid wages? Why is my unpaid wage not a human rights issue too, then - do I need to be african for
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Well let's hope we find Shran soon enough Edit: Andorrans, not Andorians
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