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by belorn 3y ago
You can always make two versions, one with TinyMCE and one without. The one without can be any license you want, while the one with TinyMCE would be provided under GPL. One way many programs do in that situation is to redesign the program w
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by belorn 3y ago
Has the shell, legs, head, intestine and organs been removed from the cockroach so that only the meat is left? I would like to see the machinery needed to replicate the edible part of a lobster abdomen (or tail as it is called) in a cockroa
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by belorn 3y ago
Programs written in C is a bit more obvious in how tightly coupled a program is to their libraries. It takes quite a lot of intention, work and design to make a C program independent of their library dependencies. If you remove a library an
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by belorn 3y ago
Where the ballpark is a good starting question. Is a cow better or worse compared to artificial fertilizers? Looking at the devastation caused by run-off from farms in the baltic ocean, there is a man made underwater desert that is constant
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by belorn 3y ago
Those kind of discussions generally leads downhill unless people are very willing to partake in open and philosophical discussions. What is a fair share, and what is an efficient way? All major food production is taxing the planet beyond wh
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by belorn 3y ago
I always read general recommendation for diets as conditioned under the culture for which the author lives in. Without the cultural aspect, it always sound like telling people in rice eating cultures that they should all shift to wheat beca
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by belorn 3y ago
The financial crisis from 2007-2008 would not have been prevented if banks had more liquidity. Debt insurance help, but that just moves the problem to the insurer. Subprime mortgages, toxic assets, and excessive risk-taking is about trust a
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by belorn 3y ago
Talking about currencies and banks, a core aspect is that debt is also a form of currency that be created and destroyed. The biggest issue in modern financial crises is not that banks run out of liquidity, but rather that the trust of exist
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by belorn 3y ago
If we assume that the Japanese government's official view married women in japan without children as a dependent family members, then it is possible that immigration of foreign husband of those are an intended feature. It might also be
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by belorn 3y ago
You can do it in python but one has to dig into how python do reference counting and how that interacts with threads. Personally I prefer using processes rather than threads, with a worker pool and a message bus rather than shared memory. T
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by belorn 3y ago
Seems like they could move this law to parental benefits with very little change in intent and effect. It would not change for the friend in the parent comment, but it would separate the law from the cultural concept of marriage. It would a
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by belorn 3y ago
I am a bit curious about the tax benefits that the article mentions in the end. How does it work?
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by belorn 3y ago
> You are not distributing anything from their program (only the symbol names in the binary..) This is where I would expect to see the issue being contested. The pirate bay argued that they just provided symbols in the sense of torrent
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by belorn 3y ago
ICE cars can use engine braking, and here in Sweden it get focused as part of the driving license and associated training. I recall even getting the recommendation to "exercise" the breaks once in a while in order to assert that t
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by belorn 3y ago
I wonder if energy market speculation is playing a role in making weather forecasts more accurate. I would not be surprised if some stock markets also get influenced by weather, especially during periods of high fluctuations in energy costs
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by belorn 3y ago
> And who's going to provide the politicians a better way of doing it? Not only does IT lead by example in blind trust of the cloud, but they only sell their services that way also. This is where smaller and more specialized provide
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by belorn 3y ago
This is not GDPR. Regulation (EU) 2018/1725 is about how the European Parliament, Council and other bodies, offices of it has to handle information. It would be similar to a federal law in the US that dictate that no information stored
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by belorn 3y ago
My guess would be that the chemical sensors generally used are those looking for pollution and runoffs, including oxygen levels. It is important to keep track of water quality in harbors, and dead zones near coasts (and the Baltic ocean). I
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by belorn 3y ago
Gender salary gap is a privilege of hours worked and work experience. People who work full time get the privilege of getting more paid that those working half time. The linked ourworldindata page also says this, as the gender salary gap is
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by belorn 3y ago
Did they define what they meant with going to far? During metoo in Sweden, the dominant discussion was about media ethics and how far things should be legal with trial by media. There was also discussion about banning men from concerts and
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by belorn 3y ago
I prefer lifting up explanations for gender segregation in society that provide a bit more explanation of the whole spectrum rather than one work category that happen to sit at very average numbers. The equality paradox in particular is a l
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by belorn 3y ago
The US defined combatant in their latest wars as any male killed over the age of 14, so the ratio is a bit up to how people choose to define combatant vs civilian. The wikipedia article should be read as a starting point in understanding ho
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by belorn 3y ago
It would surprise me a lot of the same effect was not detected, with significant stronger effect, when the covert bias being studied is gender rather than race. I would also bet that linguistic features that signal wealth would also provide
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by belorn 3y ago
There are benefits but also drawback to such system. The benefit is as you say that judges have more specialized expertise, which also mean that other judges don't need to dive deep into expert areas outside of their own. The drawback
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"Section 5. The Congress shall have power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the provisions of this article" - 14th amendment The 14th amendment requires states to give congress the power to enforce the 14th amendment. Many
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by belorn 3y ago
Ultimately all water comes from the creation of the earth, which in turn got it from space. The ultimate origin is not very useful. If we just want the first step before treatment plants, it depend on location. Generally it is what ever wat
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by belorn 3y ago
There is a common phenomenon that when viewing people belonging to other social groups, people get described using generalized labels. When viewing people belong to ones own social group, they get described as non-generalized individuals. I
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by belorn 3y ago
A Nuclear power plant as a target for terrorists sounds nice as a movie plot, but in practice it sound as a lot of work for much less results. If they wanted to go after the power infrastructure, a hydrpower dam are generally just guarded w
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I find that NIMBY concerns can be very much connected to cost and profits. Looking at wind farms which has both a lot of noise and visible footprint, people becomes much more acceptable to those costs if the profits from the farm ends up wi
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> is aluminum in the ocean an ecological problem in the way plastics are? It depend a bit on how one want to measure it. Imagine walking in a forest and for every 10 step you see a can laying on the ground. Would that be a ecological pro

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