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ac2u
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>Yes. Was it a colony? No, not in any defined meaning of that word. Since you only responded to one comment and not the numerous other points that were made by other posters, maybe you could provide these defined meanings you speak of. A
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I think you’re letting semantics get in the way of the raw truth. Don’t recall the other citizens (in Britain) of said “mother” country having their non-potato crops exported while they starved. If colony is being used as a pejorative here,
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4y ago
Good to see this formalised. In my jurisdiction paracetamol was more casually recommended.
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4y ago
I apply the same logic even to painkillers which aren't anti-inflammatories like paracetamol. I figure that there could be lots about healing mechanisms that we don't know yet where interrupting the feedback of pain might interfer
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4y ago
Yeah, this is correct. Anything else is missing the forrest from the trees. Even if you turn up in person and show your docs, if they use your details for background/credit checks then from that point on you're putting trust in th
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4y ago
You'd probably need to elaborate more before any advice here can be anything more than generic. But here's one bit of generic advice to think about. Things like being rated an "expert" by an arbitrary system may be usefu
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4y ago
Depends on whether you're at the stage where you think you can gain statistically significant insights from anything or if it's just a distraction from talking to customers. Data is very much an organisation problem first, a tech
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4y ago
Workshops in tech you haven't yet used. Attendees are split into tables so you can talk and work with the folks at your table. You're given a quick overview presentation, a booklet to follow along with the exercises, and folks hov
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4y ago
Sort of. Despite the logo on the console, the BIOS/OS on the Dreamcast was in-house by SEGA. The Windows CE thing was an SDK developed my MS that was essentially a port of DirectX to the Dreamcast to give developers an option to utiliz
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4y ago
I'm still only halfway through the third one, I'm happy to get a continuation of the story but the controls and feel of the game feel so clunky compared to the first two. The first two had their own share of clunkiness but at leas
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4y ago
You could put together a strong argument that Dreamcast had a similar level of originality too. Jet Set Radio, Crazy Taxi, Powerstone, Samba Di Amigo, Seaman, Shenmue were all games that were risk taking because they didn't have much o
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4y ago
I think it's second derivative. 3rd derivative would be Nixon's: >When campaigning for a second term in office, U.S. President Richard Nixon announced that the rate of increase of inflation was decreasing, which has been noted
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4y ago
To put a twist on the idea... there's a lot of in-person tech meetups and conferences thesedays that provide childcare during the meet itself so that parents can attend. Offer to sponsor the childcare facilities during these events. Th
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4y ago
>Has hand washing as a means to reduce disease transmission ever been studied outside of third world countries? I believe it's been shown extensively in military studies as a means to reducing respiratory illnesses.
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>How would you evaluate an early-startup in the first place to build that motivation? Lots of equity. (If you’re pre-funded you can’t offer good salary) > And also, what would repel you from applying at an early-stage startup? Not hav
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4y ago
Yeah, lots of reactionary blasting of your comment from people who didn't realise your point was that in future, if the stocks aren't used, some smartass politician is going to be "see!?! we didn't need it! why should we
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4y ago
It's ironic that you're asserting this by replying to a parent message which explains why this probably isn't the case.
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4y ago
out of interest, what columnstore indexes are available to postgres? Would be happy to find out that I'm missing something. I know citus can provide columnar tables but I can't find columnar indexes for regular row-based tables in
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4y ago
I'm responding to the other person. Hence why the first line of my post is quoting them.
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>I'm not the one misinterpreting. Yes you are. Forget the technical debate for a minute, the failure is in that you've misinterpreted the semantics of: X is Y for Z Y in this instance doesn't mean a tool/service histo
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>rather than concerns about him getting sick per se, which I figure is inevitable It might be better to be exposed to immunity-challenging activities before a child is one year old in order to prevent the most common childhood leukaemi
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4y ago
Masters of Doom
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I personally use my gmail account for personal scripts where I send cronjob results back to myself via SMTP. You can create an "application password" in your google account settings that separate from your main password. However,
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4y ago
>Should I seek professional help? Perhaps. It might help you focus on what's in your control. >I have 25 years of industry experience and I feel I should mentor people instead of moving JIRA tickets around. I'd advise show,
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>I feel like cults usually try to start getting you integrated into the larger group earlier than that Maybe they've been taking lessons from online marketers and have found out that striking early gets them in the first meeting, bu
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5y ago
Might be an idea to make sure you have a working carbon monoxide alarm. If you have a leak it'll build up faster than your body can get rid of it.
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5y ago
I gathered it as toungue-in-cheek
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5y ago
Gloves in colder climate is a great point. Shows how wide product designers need to think when it comes to mass adoption. I upgraded from 1st generation SE to 13 pro recently, was disappointed that they didn't throw a fingerprint reade
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5y ago
Pain when using Apple pay when wearing a mask though. (I know about the Apple watch addition to the solution). Even without masks I preferred touch ID, you're advertising your phone more when you're staring at it, was always more
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>I think as "digital natives" with both long term exposure and a real interest in technology, it's very easy to forget how many layers of implicit knowledge our systems are built on. Agreed, see replies to my comment on th
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