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by bafe 3y ago
Some of these spas (e.g 47 in Baden) would be perfect for relaxing with the caveat of avoiding weekends and school holidays. In these times they are crowded with families. Their idea of a good day at the spa are often at odd with mine... I
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by bafe 3y ago
The heirs will inherit the loan. If they refuse it,the house would be sold and the profit will be used to repay the loan
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by bafe 3y ago
Agree, plus let's avoid having the CI pipeline creating commits in the remote repo. I like CI/CD to be stateless with regards to the files in the repository. I tried to plea for this today with my colleagues with very mixed resul
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by bafe 3y ago
Only in real life they have UV laser eyes
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by bafe 3y ago
Having done both I can assure you that the phone plug experience is far sharper. It's the similar "lemony" shock, but far far stronger
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by bafe 3y ago
Thanks, that's good to keep in mind if I ever need to run docker engine on windows!
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by bafe 3y ago
As a teenager I touched a phone plug with my tongue. While it only delivered 48V it was far from being pleasant
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by bafe 3y ago
That's why power hungry devices are usually connected to a three phase plug. This aside, I think the best would have most outlet keeping the current national standards (let's not forget they deliver AC which is still need by a dec
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by bafe 3y ago
If you are interested in parasitic crustaceans,you could have a fun time reading about sacculina and the mysterious Y larva
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by bafe 3y ago
In Switzerland we also see all these regional colas, plus some hyperlocal ones (Vivi cola). Some claim to be very old brands, but if you go and look you'll see that the brand were only recently revived after a long hiatus
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by bafe 3y ago
I agree. I do remember that in earlier versions WSL2 this approach didn't work, but currently it's the same as installing docker on a regular Linux distribution
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by bafe 3y ago
On windows I just use WSL2 with docker installed through the Linux distribution (Ubuntu in my case). This way I get docker on my windows Laptop without the annoying docker desktop
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by bafe 3y ago
Or more recently on Kotlin script (newer Gradle files often have s .it's suffix to indicate that)
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by bafe 3y ago
I take the fact that elites: - Support the booster - Get boosted - Try to avoid catching COVID As indications that getting boosted and avoiding sick people, perhaps wearing a mask on the train isn't a bad idea
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by bafe 3y ago
I think a (likely beneficial) long-term side effect will be to teach most people to be more skeptical of any artifacts, be it images, audio, video of text. Unfortunately I assume there will be a learning phase where we will pay dearly for t
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by bafe 3y ago
It sounds too studied, almost a mockery of real native speakers, there's always too much of perfection in the way these learners speak that makes it sound uncanny
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by bafe 3y ago
I have a multilayer build. On the Dev layer, we use vite and mount the react code as a volume. On the prod layer,we bundle everything using vite and serve the app using caddy. Best of both worlds. Dependencies are all containerised and hand
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by bafe 3y ago
I recently experienced something similar with people who wanted to find certain functional groups in a molecule with a regex search against the SMILES representation. It took a lot of persuasion to explain them that string search is a terr
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by bafe 3y ago
There's something slightly irritating about German or Dutch people trying very hard to have that perfect British accent. I can't really tell why, but it always seems affected and pretentious. I much prefer the "wooden" (
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by bafe 3y ago
That's been my strategy for a long time and indeed it seems to pay off more than any of my other friends who have a perfect pronunciation but can hardly detect sarcasm or can't write a complex text
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by bafe 3y ago
As an introvert who's going to marry soon, that's the reason I told my wife to be that I'm not too keen on having children. I wouldn't want to neglect them but I feel like I need more personal space than the average pare
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by bafe 3y ago
It looks like an example of the "I have a PhD in X, I don't need to learn from CS or other fields to find a good solution". In my day job as a research software engineer I encounter plenty of these cases
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by bafe 3y ago
I did and honestly both ways I tried (pivot and melt) looked disappointing compared to tidyr. I just don't like the reliance on indices (and the stateful API that comes with it) in many operations, like in pivot
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by bafe 3y ago
I can concur. My four year old brother MFC works like a charm. Every part is easily accessible and it works on the network without any issues
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by bafe 3y ago
Isn't this in essence the idea behind effects systems, where you reify side effects, manipulate them as values and execute them "at the edge" of your program?
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by bafe 3y ago
Yes, the newer "pivot_wider" and "pivot_longer" are just much cleaner and nicer than the 25 different half-broken way you can use in pandas. Luckily I don't have to do a lot of data engineering anymore, because R is
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by bafe 3y ago
I would think it's one of the most basic rules of benchmarking (or so I was thought during my earlier days as a student) that one should repeat the benchmark several time to smooth over the "randomness" inherent in the system
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by bafe 3y ago
If I understood the code and the GitHub actions well, it also appears that they run each benchmark once. If, as you said GitHub actions runners show that much variability between runs, one should at least run the action multiple times and r
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by bafe 3y ago
Among the things I liked about my two (brief) stays in Helsinki was the vast choice of salmiakki candy (and chocolate and ice cream) available in every supermarket
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by bafe 3y ago
I usually end up using panda or R

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