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_visgean
2y ago
> discards go into the waste stream and into controlled disposal per the article: > wastewater treatment plants couldn’t filter out all synthetic fibers, and that toxins such as DDT and PCBs can bind to them as they make their way int
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_visgean
2y ago
> Requiring every company to price why something us suitable for their market also means the government has absolute control they dont require every company. Just the largest in this segment.
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_visgean
2y ago
> A court is the people Maybe in common law countries. In rest of the world the judiciary is simply semi-independent branch of power.
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_visgean
2y ago
This arguments get used again and again but it does not make sense. The hard part of building nuclear bomb is the enrichment process. Ukraine inherited ready to use ICMBs and bombers. What they did not have was the launch codes / devic
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_visgean
3y ago
Any information how well it plays with linux?
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3y ago
right now the loss does not exist. Its a cool experiment. If this was a big thing the drone fleet operators would simply get some kind of legal agreement with the transmission operator. But overall we are talking about really small amounts
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_visgean
3y ago
What do you mean? You dont sign anything?
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3y ago
I think its more of an tooling issue. If your editor / diff viewer cant differentiate between different whitespaces get a better one. Also if you want to ensure some function isnt in local scope etc just test it.
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_visgean
3y ago
Never had this happen, this is largely eliminated by using tools like black or other autoformatters.
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3y ago
usually every contract for a job will have some clause like working hours etc. You would be breaking that clause.
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3y ago
Depends on your setup, if you are working as a self employed then nobody can check that. But only works in certain countries.
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3y ago
ok but will that work other tools that work with those csvs? I imagine that they export / import from excel to csv for a reason.
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3y ago
> because it's an advantage up to a point or they dont know any better.
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3y ago
> I have spent a long time over the past few months working almost entirely on DMA projects so it is pretty aggravating to then see these "probes" into if we are taking it seriously. Well just because you take it seriously does
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3y ago
> Question is, does it incentivize these companies to reduce their market share by different means - going low on a certain marketing campaign, release a subpar product, or make choices I dont think anybody expects them to reduce their m
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3y ago
> The Soviet Union would have kept Chernobyl a secret if Sweden hadn't detected the radiation they would try but it would leak one way or another. Simply too many people involved...
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3y ago
Same. It was so heavy compared to catch-22. But I am not sure the aging perspective could have been written any different.
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3y ago
there are some references in catch-22 and its follow up Closing time.
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3y ago
The fact that they will fight it does not mean we should not try it. At least in EU the GDPR gives quite a bit of power to regulate this.
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3y ago
> I am a Hayekian and I believe that regulation will not help with people that know the ins & outs of the regulation, also it's doesn't stop them. that is such a funny thing to say. Car industry is heavily regulated and car
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Daily Surface Air Temperature
(climatereanalyzer.org)
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3y ago
the guy interviewing me just wanted a definition. I guess I should have started with that and then point out why its a bad concept.
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3y ago
I had an interview question about it, I tried to cite Kleppmann from the distributed systems book and the interview manager got quite offended.
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> Pujol had a key role in the success of Operation Fortitude, the deception operation intended to mislead the Germans about the timing, location and scale of the invasion of Normandy in 1944 Maybe read the article before commenting? He w
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I wonder if the problem is with impersonating C-level executives or if the problem is that they have power to just send money.. In recent John Oliver episode there was banker who simply bankrupted his bank by sending money to the scammer. O
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3y ago
If the phone would not send location data then it would need to store quite a bit of geographical data to be able to accurately say if you spend last 30 days in EU. That might be harder in border regions...
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3y ago
Apple really trying to be the asshole here. Imagine installing work apps that disappear after 30 days.. Also what happens if the user chooses not to share their live location with apple?
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3y ago
Total revenue is 30%, not 10%. For App store its only 7% tho. https://www.statista.com/statistics/382175/quarterly-revenue... https://techcrunch.com/2024/02/01/apple-says-eu-represen
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3y ago
If lightning cable was really superior why did apple not use it in ipads / macbooks?
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3y ago
Maybe thats the true motivation for the starship?
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