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by aktuel 5y ago
There are things you can easily check: Number of prior crashes. Do you drive alone? Do you listen to radio/music/podcast while driving? Are you texting, making phone calls or talking to passengers while driving? Do you drive late
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by aktuel 5y ago
I guess the iPod is also a failure then since no one uses them anymore.
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by aktuel 5y ago
You can buy it, but not use it. That's a really great deal for elsewhere.
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by aktuel 6y ago
The most important issue was that it was supposed to be a closed league. Promotion and relegation are key in european sports leagues. Closed franchises are just not acceptable for european audiences.
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by aktuel 6y ago
Goodbye Zebras!
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by aktuel 6y ago
You just confirmed my point. The EU -in contrast to the US and the UK- did not want any exclusivity. They wanted collaboration and a fair distribution of vaccines. They negotiated on a EU level exactly to avoid any nationalistic competition
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by aktuel 6y ago
Well, the motivation and effect is exactly the same which is what most people care about in the end. It's a nationalistic move which is what makes your day if you're a nationalist.
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by aktuel 6y ago
This is hair splitting, because the effect is exactly the same. The UK made sure not to export any vaccines until it has more than enough. This is exactly what the the US is doing, even if they use technically slightly different means.
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by aktuel 6y ago
There are serious use cases for super resolution in medical imaging for example.
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by aktuel 6y ago
No one has to wait around. They get appointments.
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by aktuel 6y ago
To open a batch you should have an equal amount of people already queued up for the shot. If at the end there are still unused shots for whatever reason I would give the doctor in charge full authority to use those however they see fit as l
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by aktuel 6y ago
Why?
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by aktuel 6y ago
Most of the issues are just stemming from its centralized nature. Typo squatting for example and other security issues. Beyond that the whole ecosystem around npm is just so bloated. The amount of data you have to pull for any tiny project
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by aktuel 6y ago
It's like wanting to convert a Tesla into a hybrid. Replacing npm with url imports was one of the main motivations to create deno. I don't miss npm at all. I am happy that I don't have to deal with it anymore. But if you want
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by aktuel 6y ago
Techcrunch is a horribly bloated website.
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by aktuel 6y ago
It's fine if you're stuck in time. No more releases, no changes, no fixes. It's great if you seek stability and don't want to upgrade anything for the rest of your life.
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by aktuel 6y ago
OK this is truly weird: >>> a=16 >>> a*a is a*a True >>> a=17 >>> a*a is a*a False WTF
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by aktuel 6y ago
True. But the syntax of almost all other languages are derived from the same basic math syntax we use commonly for at least since programming languages are a thing.
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by aktuel 6y ago
Just program in assembler then. Honestly, Python's way is the only sane way to parse this. This is how a human who never programmed before with some knowledge of math would understand it. Everyone's else mind is just corrupted by
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by aktuel 6y ago
The syntax works exactly like it's supposed to. "is" is an alias for "==". This kind of chained comparison makes code much more readable. This contrived example which I never encountered as a practical issue not wit
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by aktuel 6y ago
I'm also very happy with my xps 13 touchpad under Linux. I think it's on par our even better than under Windows. However I never used Mac touchpads.
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by aktuel 7y ago
My main use case for user scripts is to automatically authenticate on brain dead corporate sites. webex is one example where you cannot save name/password in the browser per default.
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by aktuel 7y ago
duh
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by aktuel 7y ago
My mnemonic was always "do not fuckup (my system)!"
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We Need Masks4all(youtube.com)
2 points by aktuel 7y ago|0 comments
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by aktuel 7y ago
The battle is not lost. Just don't use this kind of crap. There are alternatives.
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by aktuel 7y ago
I also don't get how anyone would put up with this. This might be okay for a free of charge toy, but not for anything that matters at all.
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by aktuel 7y ago
Maybe there is indeed an argument to be made to raise antibiotics prices in general to limit it's massive overuse.
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by aktuel 7y ago
I'm a professional and I don't need those tools. Most people I know do not use those tools either. Some people need them, sure. But the number of people who do not need those tools is certainly larger than the Apple market share.
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by aktuel 7y ago
So PDFs are the Mercedes Benz of document formats?

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