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by aliswe 5y ago
At this scale, I believe people should start asking him through some kind of Structured Query Language instead...
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by aliswe 5y ago
teapot spotted!
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by aliswe 5y ago
there is another one, similar to this, but I believe the pupil is called grasshopper. ring any bells? ive been looking for it ...
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by aliswe 5y ago
> A visual prototype of Horizn ONE, the world's first space luggage, due out in 2030 This is too much ........
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by aliswe 5y ago
not ballistic, but: In 2015 the United States planned to procure 7,474 rounds with a FY2015 total program cost of US$1.9341 billion at an average cost of US$258,777 per unit.[6] By 2016, unit costs were reduced to US$68,000 per round https
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by aliswe 5y ago
This is part of what I read on HN: The first thing we observe is that the directory structure is basically identical. Yes, NT kernel subsystems are identified with short codes like "Ke" or "Ex". It's plausible that
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by aliswe 5y ago
i thought reactos contained portions of windows NT code?
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by aliswe 5y ago
For the downvoter, I tried to create a PR :)
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by aliswe 5y ago
CMS:s do that! Any kind of editorial content being served is a use case.
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by aliswe 5y ago
I assume the circulating camera motion in the menu is still there. It annoyed me that the movement was jerky and didnt seem to use vigh precision math, but actually it had to do with the upscaling of the graphics which happens at the last s
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by aliswe 5y ago
It's not only about implementing. QA, Monitoring, Regression tests ...
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by aliswe 5y ago
Ingvar Kamprad (founder of IKEA) famously said that entering the stock market is like peeing yourself: "first it becomes warm, warm. then it becomes cold, cold"
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by aliswe 5y ago
I saw a documentary on border controls in afghanistan where they used a pretty ingenious idea. they frisk a guy and check his pulse at the same time. so a guy holds two fingers to the guys jugular vein, and the other one checks him. any inc
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by aliswe 5y ago
as an island, that would burn much (non-organic) fuel. they probably have the capacity themselves though, it's just that they haven't adapted yet.
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by aliswe 5y ago
what's this rambling ... you go and call them up instead and tell them all about it. and BTW, it's not about them having billions in reserves (idk why but I hate this phrase - maybe because I grew up hearing it), it's a legit
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by aliswe 5y ago
Not that easy to do. I don't think any major users are requesting this, and what to do when you go over the limit? Start deleting resources automatically? What about the data? Backups? It's just not that relevant ...
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by aliswe 5y ago
There was some YT clip essentially claiming that is was a piano being dropped? i guess it was just similar.
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by aliswe 5y ago
Microsoft is actively dismantling Azure DevOps and is moving all of their talent into Github.
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by aliswe 5y ago
Indeed, i can do this too. I stopped after they diverged into different sizes (one being enlarged and one being shrunk), as I became a bit worried it was perhaps dangerous. They were restored within a few minutes, though.
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by aliswe 5y ago
oauth basically redirects the user to the provider, providing a callback url to your site, sending along a token that you should verify with the provider (google). thats basically it, there must be several generic providers for PHP for thi
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by aliswe 5y ago
seems you want top level programs
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by aliswe 5y ago
> Unfortunately, that isn't how Uber works Don't you mean fortunately
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by aliswe 5y ago
According to the article these wind catchers are called bâdgîr in persian. Interesting that the arabic word for this transmorphed into bârgîl.
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by aliswe 5y ago
I thought the SV of Europe was generally thought to be Berlin?
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by aliswe 5y ago
yeah, ik its kinda irrational, but he is a very academic and scientific type of guy. oh, and for the record I dont have a degree either.
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by aliswe 5y ago
> I don't have a formal degree in computer science That ploeh does not have this is to me a big shock. It would not be a big stretch to say that every .NET systems architect worth their salt has at least stumbled upon his content on
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by aliswe 5y ago
nono, it means the long line of colleges that are virtually indistinguishable from eachother.
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by aliswe 5y ago
it's a common technique/first layer of plagiarizing a text to translate it from english to eg. spanish and then from spanish to english, to get rid of the unique words the author used.
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by aliswe 5y ago
> I donno why you're being downvoted Oh that's easy - the voting system is a way to know how conformant you are to other opinions coffee smile
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by aliswe 5y ago
> ... and the question regarding choosing Clojure as our main programming language rose over and over again If I find myself having to repeat myself justifying a certain decision time and time again, it's an indicator that the decis

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