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Modern Hindu Temples(worksinprogress.co)
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by baud147258 5mo ago
> Cultures of patronage are fertile ground for mediocrity. While judging that at such a remote is hard, the Roman Republic was such a culture, with strong patronage networks. And while we may or may not agree with Rome's goal, that
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by baud147258 5mo ago
Human Resources. In olden time it might have been called Personnel. The department that will manage pay, hiring, contract, firing, that sort of things.
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by baud147258 5mo ago
> I would loved it more of they would fly actual fighters. For that I'd say it's that France is saving its actual fighters for combat units because it doesn't has enough jets, unlike the US
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In Defense of Operation Market Garden(secretaryrofdefenserock.substack.com)
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by baud147258 5mo ago
looking at the website on archive.org, at some point between the personal website and today's TikTok, the domain belonged to another company called TikTok, which seemed to be dealing with coupons
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The unlikely story of an email time machine(scientificamerican.com)
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by baud147258 6mo ago
while I've just been on forums that have been using xenoforo, I found it a better experience than those running Discourse
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by baud147258 6mo ago
> It was the start of aerial bombardment of civilians It had already started way before, right when armed forces started using planes, in WW1. (I was thinking even earlier, in Libya during the Italo-Turkish war of 1911, but I haven'
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by baud147258 6mo ago
I don't think there's any purpose behind it, most like early on, game with shooting were just simpler to develop, especially with regards to limited processing power and storage. For example I remember an extract from a review on
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by baud147258 6mo ago
while I haven't changed it, it seems that you configure that behavior in the current version of Teams (Settings > Chats and channels)
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by baud147258 6mo ago
> This was on my work computer is this an employer-issued computer? Like if I did something similar on my DELL laptop (us lowly devs at %DAY_JOB% don't have Macs), management would be up my ass the minute they saw this, if only beca
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Raising Carthaginian Armies, Part I: Finding Carthaginians(acoup.blog)
25 points by baud147258 6mo ago|1 comments
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Aragorn's Tax Policy and Other Weird Shibboleths(reactormag.com)
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by baud147258 6mo ago
Cost, I'd guess? There must be a reason why Russia and Ukraine are using more drones than missiles in their strikes. And while capabilities are somewhat different, if a ship carrying oil or LNG get hit by either one, it's going to
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by baud147258 7mo ago
well, Indochina wasn't communist free, as Cambodia and Vietnam were (and Laos too).
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by baud147258 7mo ago
> Indochina Huh, that should be Indonesia... Because Indochina (as in the former French colony) was well and fully communist after the Vietnam war
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by baud147258 7mo ago
> - You can easily avoid paying VAT if you know how to, so that's a 20% increase You mean by how VAT is not paid on materials a company is going to use (at least that's the case here in France, no idea what the rest of the UE d
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by baud147258 7mo ago
I think the parent is making the assumption that a business owner would be able (and willing) to update the menu on their own website, whereas random pictures on Google Maps/Instagram might not have the most recent menu.
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by baud147258 7mo ago
well, I'd be wary to eat meat from stray dogs, because I don't know what parasites and illnesses they might carry. > would the animals have to be brought into life on a farm to be eligible for killing? Well, I'm not agains
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by baud147258 7mo ago
> frequent blog updates signal poor quality not excellent writing it might be true, but there are exceptions, like acoup (history-focused), which is written by ancient history professor.
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by baud147258 7mo ago
the issue with wild meat is going to be all parasites in the animal, at least according to friends who hunt (and when they managed to get something, which doesn't seem to be a given).
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by baud147258 7mo ago
> Have you tried dog meat? I'd like to try one day. But I don't think I'd easily find a butcher selling it here in Western Europe
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by baud147258 7mo ago
Personally, when I want to eat less meat, I just eat something else, because they are enough vegetarian/vegan alternatives out there that I don't really see the point of a poor imitation that's even more expensive than the re
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by baud147258 7mo ago
> Worse is better? Maybe if you know what the tradeoffs are and are ready to deal with the deficiencies (by rebooting fast). And didn't they had issues with the lunar module Guidance Computer on the first moon landing?
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Black Death's counterintuitive effect: as humans died, plant diversity dropped(theconversation.com)
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by baud147258 7mo ago
I've checked the stats, the previous app I've worked on has 31% reported coverage and I think the actual value is higher, with coverage of most of the critical paths. But it's been a lot of work and the engineering hierarchy
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by baud147258 8mo ago
At least in France it's quite complicated to find wine from elsewhere unless you go to wine retailers.
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by baud147258 8mo ago
yes, but when they moved to England, the Normand duke made himself king of England, so he (and his heirs) had the crown of England and the ducky of Normandy.
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by baud147258 8mo ago
At least that'd improve the chance of having peaceful neighbours, instead of ones who'll listen to any envoy from Iran saying that bombing Israel is the best solution for living in peace.

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