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Because everybody wants to be a monopoly but nobody wants to be monopolized.
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By acquiring and releasing resources. I’m not intimately familiar with Rust, so I’ll use Go as an example. Create a one-buffered channel: `make(chan T, 1)`. To acquire, receive from the channel. If the object is in use, the receive will blo
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Android development. Kotlin is great, but Java is still a perfectly valid choice. In particular, if you don’t have dedicated Android developers Java can be a good choice because most people are at least somewhat familiar with it and won’t h
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It’s a two-way street, though. If you’re a half-decent software engineer there are tons of bosses willing to give you gobs of money. And smart bosses recognize that.
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Moderately so, yes.
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I don’t understand why you have to pause then restart. Just update the side effects as you go. Or pause for the affected groups.
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> That's 100% illegal on this side of the pond at least Interestingly enough the app is built by a company in the UK.
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Wow! That’s absolutely bananas. I mean, I don’t want to tell physicians or medical researchers how to do their jobs. So, I have to defer to them. But the SNR is so high at that age it seems crazy to make that diagnosis. I was diagnosed with
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If your physician diagnoses a 3 year old child with ADHD, find a new physician.
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“The TV is on but you don’t get to choose the channel.”
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Yes, every child in the United States is diagnosed and given stimulants for fun, unlike enlightened Europe. It might be over-diagnosed in the United States. I sure think so. But that does not make the effects of the disorder any less damagi
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Here’s what they mean: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/science/science-br... (Sorry for just pasting a link, but I think it’ll be more clear than any summary I could make.)
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> Perhaps one angle to tackle the problem is to educate the group(s) of people who continue to believe whatever they read on Twitter, Facebook, etc. Unfortunately this isn’t just limited to the over 40 crowd. People are willing to believ
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EU Weighs Deal with TSMC, Samsung for Semiconductor Foundry
(bloomberg.com)
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It’s very tasty if you like the taste of licorice and cough syrup. :)
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Yep.
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that's like saying pain medication isn't very effective if you just hurt again afterwards. it is somewhat ironic that you have to remember to take something that helps you remember to do things.
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7y ago
And you'd be wrong. Amazon is requiring the same thing.
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> the admin of these domains returns fake addresses to Cloudflare from their authoritative DNS server Well, this explains why Archive.is never works...
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No, the DNS should return NXDOMAIN and that’s it.
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If I had to guess, I'd say the biggest reason is that it's dead simple to get a driver's license in the US. I remember meeting with a German coworker, raving about how fantastic it was to drive in Germany[0]. He was flabberga
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Isn't this the same thing as the discussion behind counting the environmental impact at where it's produced versus where it's ordered?
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Intent matters. I don't think they were intending to mislead people. I've worked enough in politics and the marketing side of things to know that the conversation about this gimmick went something like: "We can 'fact che
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I think we can all agree that blue check marks shouldn't be misrepresenting who they are. That said, the 'outrage' to this is pure political games. Don't be a sucker.
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Pretty much everything you mentioned under "secured" payments occurs in the US, too.
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Good luck! I'd like to hear how Arch works out for you. I used to use Arch before I switched to macOS. If I ever get around to using a Pi as a desktop, Arch will definitely my first choice.
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Same with the ICE tower and 2GHz overclock. Even with stress tests I can't get the Pi to break 50 C. I don't use mine as a desktop yet, though. I just run 8 Docker containers for stuff like DNS, Time Machine backup, etc. The goofy
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Those are all over the US, too. My apartment has Parcel Pending that couriers can put packages in. Amazon has lockers, too.
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SE mods have diamonds appended to their usernames.
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No, that’s a common misconception. In reality, Washington, Oregon, and Idaho all suck. Don’t move here, you’ll hate it.
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