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by Vaslo 5y ago
Could help you add a little flavor to your Jethro Tull covers
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Shell company linked to $100M New Jersey deli, announces reverse merger(cnbc.com)
2 points by Vaslo 5y ago|1 comments
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by Vaslo 5y ago
I have an unRaid server and I found your app to be the easiest to use, but I had to switch to photo prism because you don’t have an easy way to tell the difference between photos and videos. I know you previously responded that people shoul
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by Vaslo 5y ago
So we should hide information because it might cause people to have a negative view towards the country of China? How about this - let all information, whether it goes with your far left anti-racist view or not, be put freely out to the pu
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by Vaslo 5y ago
It will always amaze me that 100 years ago when microscopes were quite primitive that physical chemists could predict the shapes of the electron shells. The knew the inner ones were spherical, a little further out were dumbbell shaped, etc
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by Vaslo 5y ago
So many chumps - I honestly think people subscribing to players is just as chumpy but I get that is just one mans opinion.
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by Vaslo 5y ago
They aren’t stealing food or clothes. They are stealing gobs and gobs of makeup - you could argue maybe one or two sets, but it’s like 100. That’s not desperate, that’s just a “&@@$ you I do what I want.”
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1 in 200 Men Are Direct Descendants of Genghis Khan (2010)(discovermagazine.com)
2 points by Vaslo 5y ago|0 comments
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by Vaslo 5y ago
> The only way free/libre/“open-source”1 software can be a sustainable endeavour is to change what “sustainable” means. In an ideal world, housing and food would be decommodified and people could work on software projects for t
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by Vaslo 5y ago
I was really surprised that someone would comment like this during open litigation - refreshing I guess.
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Ant parasites that prolong the life of their host(theatlantic.com)
162 points by Vaslo 5y ago|77 comments
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by Vaslo 5y ago
I used it in a Data Curation course. Extremely difficult to learn and found it pretty useless. Entire class struggled with it. You can often use recursive SQL to some of what it does. Sorry to insult anyone or the creator but just being
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by Vaslo 5y ago
There has been not much value in the Data Science/Machine Learning capabilities in my company. The real value is that those people basically learn Data Engineering as a side effect and deliver much faster/prettier reporting.
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Blood Expert Says He Found Why Some Covid-19 Vaccines Trigger Rare Clots(wsj.com)
1 points by Vaslo 5y ago|0 comments
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Russia Is Going to Try to Clone an Army of 3k-Year-Old Scythian Warriors(msn.com)
6 points by Vaslo 5y ago|1 comments
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by Vaslo 5y ago
It’s got 3 likes so far and already in the top 10? I don’t get the algorithm.
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by Vaslo 5y ago
Came here to recommend Fat Man - a little overacting in it but still a really good movie without overwhelming the non scientific folks
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by Vaslo 5y ago
How is it good for the economy? We claim we need all this help from Mexico but then we have to pay people here to? The reason why dems deny it is because they also know it’s a horrible idea.
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by Vaslo 5y ago
Are there just too many games? I basically rotate my time between a space mmo called Dual Universe and Red Dead Redemption 2 on the ps5. That’s it - I pay a monthly fee for DU and paid 60 bucks a few years ago for RDR2. That’s it. That’s
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by Vaslo 5y ago
Was just coming here to say this - probably a bit gory for some when it comes to body horror but very cool manga!
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by Vaslo 5y ago
Keep in mind that cash flow is (one) reason why we have a chip shortage. Companies wanted their cash working for them rather than tied up in stupid inventory. Unfortunately, cash tied up in additional inventory would have lessened the eff
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by Vaslo 5y ago
We will continue to have these issues as long as companies run risky levels of cash to make investors happy. Lower inventory means more capital for your business to invest elsewhere. But one catastrophe and all that onetime cash infusion
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by Vaslo 5y ago
With Microsoft Teams I just click a button and it calls the person instantly. I do this frequently for very short interactions and we can quickly yank more people in.
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by Vaslo 5y ago
Not that many features are applicable to Excel. I've tried these and eventually have to default back to VBA to do what I need.
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by Vaslo 5y ago
I code in VBA constantly as a Finance Manager. I also spend a lot of time learning Python and used it throughout a CS Degree. VBA and Python are not alike at all IMO. You are right that you can use something like C# to manipulate Excel fi
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by Vaslo 5y ago
> Abagnale claimed that he never ripped off individuals, only hotels, airlines and banks. I love how that somehow suddenly makes stealing money on.
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by Vaslo 5y ago
Came here to say the exact same.
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by Vaslo 5y ago
I took a grad course course 2 years ago on cloud computing and we were showed how to setup a student account. I ran a few machines, shut them down, mostly did the stuff on a local server. Suddenly I started getting hit with these real smal
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Bayonets in 2021 – Why Do They Persist?(sandboxx.us)
2 points by Vaslo 5y ago|0 comments
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by Vaslo 5y ago
Try SQL Alchemy?

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