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by Zealotux 7y ago
It all sounds impressive to me: >In various laboratory tests with SARS-CoV-2, the Bosch test delivered results with an accuracy of over 95 percent. I've read a lot of report on the current tests for SARS-CoV-2 having accuracy issues
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by Zealotux 7y ago
I've discovered so many great artists through FIP, the greatest thing about this one is the themed channels, you're almost guaranteed to always find something good to listen to.
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by Zealotux 7y ago
Parcel looks promising, especially to finally free yourself from Webpack's configuration soup, and the compilation time gain looks great. I just wish it has better TypeScript support, it looks like it's still not possible to check
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by Zealotux 7y ago
And opportunities, networking, sometimes ones that are out of your control like family connections, but most importantly maybe: luck. The survivorship bias is strong at the top.
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And in this case we can identity the multiples causes adding up to the catastrophe such as the complexity of the system, the lack of training of the operator, and their lack of sleep due to a long shift. It's interesting because it fit
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by Zealotux 7y ago
Non-exhaustive reminders of the story so far: - Full timeline from Monica Cellio herself: https://cellio.dreamwidth.org/2019/10/05/stack-overflow-fias... - Her account: https://judaism.meta.stackex
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by Zealotux 7y ago
Can we have a Christmas hat? Just kidding, Merry Christmas everyone, and happy holidays, best wishes for everyone's 2020.
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by Zealotux 7y ago
My comment wasn't clear as I've mixed VLC and VSCode, what I meant was that the public release of VSCode doesn't have the hat, the complaint was about the insiders' version.
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by Zealotux 7y ago
Reminded me of https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?t=96539 Jean-Baptiste Kempf's answer was perfect in that regard, you don't like it that way? Fork it, you have that freedom, or don't use the insiders&#
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by Zealotux 7y ago
Some advice coming from someone who dealt – and is still often dealing – with anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem. The very first thing you have to understand is that your perception is biased by your mental issues, is your feeling of
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by Zealotux 7y ago
For a long time, it was installing Firefox over IE that was regarded as the proof of being "computer savvy". I'll even admit that back in the days, I took great pride in introducing it to my whole family when most of them did
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by Zealotux 7y ago
Care to share them? So far I've found that only Stripe provides such a high quality of service for the pricing, but I'm genuinely interested in alternative!
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by Zealotux 7y ago
I had tested my serial number back when they announced it and mine is not affected (a Spanish model), which makes me wonder: how come only a range of models are affected? Aren't they all built in the same way? Just wondering if I'
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by Zealotux 7y ago
I was just reading another excellent piece from Joel Spolsky on the subject: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/05/12/strategy-letter-i-... Almost 20 years old, but still relevant.
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by Zealotux 7y ago
I used an adblocker to block the element (the ID is #hot-network-questions).
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by Zealotux 7y ago
While Stack Overflow is great for solving issues, I still had to block the "Hot Network Questions" suggestions from the sidebar because it was an almost systematic distraction that would inevitably send me down a rabbit-hole of un
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by Zealotux 7y ago
The anti-nuclear sentiment is pretty strong in France as well[1], but if we compare to Germany for example: - in 2016, 72% of the energy generation in France was nuclear, Germany never came close to that percentage[2], therefore making it e
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by Zealotux 7y ago
>How do atomic energy organizations succeed in doing this? From my knowledge: they mostly don't. For example, in France, we have the Autorité de sûreté nucléaire (Nuclear Safety Authority, ASN) which is supposed to be an independent
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by Zealotux 7y ago
Could you expand on that if you don't mind? I'm a self-taught programmer currently in the process of realising just how much I miss from theory, my list so far on theory fundamentals includes: • Mathematics and probabilities, and
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by Zealotux 7y ago
I thought about this solution as well and I came to the conclusion that it might worsen the situation even more: people panicking trying to force the overhead compartment could slow the evacuation even more. You need just one panicked passe
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by Zealotux 8y ago
Because there's a risk of being seen as "not a team-player" and a fear of losing your job as a result of it, social pressure is real in tech culture, if all developers refused to take part in the rat-race and left the office
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by Zealotux 8y ago
>I'd expect Gilets Jaunes movement to subside quickly. I don't see why you would think that, losing such a beautiful an iconic cathedral is surely sad, it however doesn't change anything to the daily struggle of many Frenc
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by Zealotux 8y ago
I agree with most of your points, however: most of the accidents have more to do with flaws in regulations than mistakes from the nuclear engineers. Chernobyl, which is arguably the worst and most iconic nuclear disaster of all times was mo
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by Zealotux 8y ago
>Shit, look at Paris. [...] the government raises taxes on fuel to help pay for some the policies, the people riot and destroy things and the government backs down. The fuel tax was only the trigger of a much larger discontent of the pop
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by Zealotux 8y ago
Impressive figures, congratulations for growing your business that much. I've always had a hard time being taken seriously when I was doing Wordpress websites, may I where do you get clients? You should share your experience in a blog,
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by Zealotux 8y ago
>I wonder why there aren't other cross platform sketch equivalent. Adobe XD, InVision Studio (soon on Windows), Figma (in browser), Framer (soon on Windows).
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by Zealotux 8y ago
If you're in Barcelona and even slightly intrigued by Kubrick's work I strongly suggest you spend an afternoon at the CCCB exhibition, the 6 euros are worth it: plenty of props, costumes, camera gear, some interesting documents as
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by Zealotux 8y ago
And then suddenly, Google gets the right of life and death on almost any content on the internet. This is dystopian enough to be believable.
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by Zealotux 8y ago
I visited the Stanley Kubrick exhibition in Barcelona this week-end, the 2001 area is still the one that gets me the most, they were projecting the opening of the movie, which is always breathtaking, but what got me the most is the HAL wall
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by Zealotux 8y ago
The €29.95/mo offer is for an older i5, the pricing for the 2018 version isn't announced yet: https://www.remotemac.io/pricing

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