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by buryat 5y ago
read your depicts and > I think the world has lost a valuable resource. nothing of the value has been lost. You don't need to see this to understand that horrible things happen in the world.
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by buryat 5y ago
I would pay Netflix to be a photographer
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by buryat 6y ago
being a good client I would still offer them water/soft drink regardless.
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by buryat 6y ago
do you just suggest to simply sue Elon Musk?? The guy who is above all regulations and who is trying to save the world??
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by buryat 6y ago
this will work for any language that runs on top of JVM, that’s the beauty of the JVM, improvements benefit all its languages
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by buryat 6y ago
numbers are very good, $1.27B revenue with $322M net income for 2020
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by buryat 6y ago
> ask people to voluntarily convert or we'll convert you forcefully. How many old time users there're anyway? If a business came to a position to raise cost on a small group of users I'd be questioning the project future o
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by buryat 6y ago
I weigh 313kg and now I'm afraid of catching covid as I'm in the risk group, I wish I could be in trials for this drug that would change my life.
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by buryat 6y ago
Linux
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by buryat 6y ago
the link to the project is in the article
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by buryat 6y ago
hopefully i can manage it and worst case scenario life insurance will cover it
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by buryat 6y ago
family money, have to hide this hole now and keep working hard meanwhile with new lessons i guess
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by buryat 6y ago
yes, what’s the point of selling now, I hope it’s going to come back, at least that’s what people on wsb are saying and i’m a big sucker for believing everything
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by buryat 6y ago
I lost $500k on GME so far, lessons learned, i guess i’m a bag holder now
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by buryat 6y ago
The author doesn’t hold any public stocks nor has investment experience nor been an active visitor of wsb so I don’t know how they can make any broad assumptions about people there. > I want to preface all of this by saying I am not an i
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by buryat 6y ago
WSB is more about laughing at themselves rather than trying to amuse or offend someone. WSB doesn’t care much about so called “normies”, they have never attacked anyone outside of wsb and labels don’t spread outside of wsb either. WSB never
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by buryat 6y ago
but gets so many benefits: - healthcare - 30 days pto - maternity leave - protected employment, i.e not at-will etc.
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by buryat 6y ago
these and other current issues like mental issues are due to current quarantine and lockdowns, office life is inherently sedentary anyway.
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by buryat 6y ago
remote work during a global pandemic wouldn't be possible without computer revolution
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by buryat 6y ago
> how did he source them? it says right in the first sentence: > the 200+ Raspberry Pi Model B’s I purchased on ebay
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by buryat 6y ago
does TSMC have enough 5nm capacity?
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by buryat 6y ago
severely undermines any aerodynamics and leads to higher fuel consumption
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by buryat 6y ago
this is an amazing story, thank you!
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by buryat 6y ago
reminds me of standardization of the shipping container, not sure of all the details of how that push had happened though
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by buryat 6y ago
macOS ships with both py2.7 and 3.7, `python` would call 2.7, and `python3` would 3.7
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by buryat 6y ago
Cant a $2 trillion dollar company fund this by itself??
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by buryat 6y ago
It's just a name, if you need long battery life, bigger screen, dedicated gpu, etc. then you choose appropriately. Who cares what the Pro means.
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by buryat 6y ago
Does it open Zoom to being sued by clients? If a company signed a contract with Zoom in which e2e encryption was stated.
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by buryat 6y ago
> Obesity is driven in part by lack of affordability of vegetables The main issue with obesity is cheap sugar, and it comes from plants.
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by buryat 6y ago
come back with sources, right now it's just a claim

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