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by c4mpute 3y ago
My doctor says that tests can cause allergies and is therefore hesitant to give any kind of "test for everything" prick test (the ones with exposure by small cuts in your arm or back). In layman's terms as far as I've un
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by c4mpute 3y ago
I was diagnosed with hayfever as a boy and had immunotherapy for it. It was useless. I also had frequent exposure before my diagnosis (without symptoms), which seems typical according to my doctor, because allergies tend to develop /af
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Reasonable for the average computer geek. Not reasonable for a judge who wants to get things done and be on time for lunch. It is shocking and disgusting how ignorant the legal profession is about any real kind of science and engineering.
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by c4mpute 3y ago
Those are not German cars.
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by c4mpute 3y ago
I don't know what you mean about there not being dispensaries, but the article says: > Decriminalization is the first step. In the next step, specialist shops are able to sell cannabis and products containing THC — but only in selec
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by c4mpute 3y ago
Portugal and Holland have decriminalized consumption and associated posession, but nothing else. Sales there are already in a legal gray area, e.g. because the Netherlands do not allow production or trade, so all the places selling cannabis
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by c4mpute 3y ago
They are precise in a different way: Parts are no longer engineered to last forever, or at least a long time, as they used to be (you can still see 90s era mercedes taxis driving around, some even after their second 6-digit-odometer wraparo
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by c4mpute 3y ago
This will be a disaster. Not for the usual drugs-are-bad-hmkay reasons but because the bill is completely weird, rife with stupid ideas that just won't work or create new problems. First, there is no simple way to get cannabis. You can
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by c4mpute 3y ago
Corporate media talks 50% about their corporate interests and 50% about "the workers" in an unconvincing way for the appearance of balance. So this is perfect for the kind of artificial antagonism that is supposed to be created by
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by c4mpute 3y ago
Your argument is flawed. Society isn't necessarily 50/50 capitalists/workers. But corporate media and thus public discourse is.
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by c4mpute 3y ago
No, those redirections explicitly exempt Google/Apple checks by not redirecting their URLs. All other URLs are redirected to show advertisements usually, either injected into the site you wanted to visit or as a replacement, and a plea
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by c4mpute 3y ago
Note that some captive portals will break here, because they will use various kinds of redirections for everything except the well-known Google and Apple captive portal check URLs.
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by c4mpute 3y ago
The Netherlands do have huge bicycle parking lots and strict parking enforcement for bicycles. Bicycle parking is as bad as car parking over there. I'm glad I've only briefly visited there...
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by c4mpute 3y ago
Same as for e.g. refrigerated containers (reefers), you add foam or glass wool cladding. Heating and cooling can be done with the usual heatpump/AC machines available.
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by c4mpute 3y ago
Is it? I can fully understand mocking people who changed their mind after being totally sure, utterly convinced, proselytizing and annoying. If they were so sure, how could they change their minds, except by being dishonest about their sure
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by c4mpute 3y ago
There is a logical, sensible, cheap, commercially available form of housing that you can prefab, stack, transport: 40ft-housing-containers. Those are normal 40ft sea containers with a housing interior. You can load them onto anything that c
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by c4mpute 3y ago
People tile well in a circular tent. Fire in the middle, people lying around feet towards the fire, upper bodies and heads out. But almost nobody lives like that anymore.
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by c4mpute 3y ago
Yurts typically do not have furniture of the kind one would have in a fixed home. And even very primitive fixed huts are typically rectangular.
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by c4mpute 3y ago
They are relying on holding security fixes hostage.
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Ah, so a white female cannot represent free software to a yellow male or a red trans? How incredibly racist, sexist and bigoted. The composition of a group does not limit what it can do or stand for. Anything else would imply that some huma
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by c4mpute 3y ago
GPL software imposes no limits for how it can be run. GPL only limits distribution, copying, development.
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by c4mpute 3y ago
In that sense, any license that isn't fully public domain or equivalent is a problem. Stackoverflow and GPT could also give you secret but leaked Microsoft, Oracle or NSA code. You'll never know, until that black helicopter lands
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by c4mpute 3y ago
I see two alternatives: The RMS approach, where all software needs to be open, scrutinizable, subject to modification. Ensuring quality and responsibility through openness. Or the liability approach: Make closed-source developers liable for
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by c4mpute 3y ago
Free Software already speaks to everyone. There is no limitation around the use by anyone. This isn't womens' clothing, this is software.
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by c4mpute 3y ago
GPU threads aren't "threads" as you know them on a CPU. They aren't independent units of execution with their own control flow. Each instruction decoder in the GPU feeds a few hundred execution units, each addressing and
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by c4mpute 3y ago
> *techinically it's even true for CPU in some cases... Practically in all cases. It isn't as bad to branch as it is in a GPU. But branch prediction in CPUs is an important factor for performance critical code, and getting it r
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by c4mpute 3y ago
Same. I think bad management are people who got into management because it pays better, it is necessary for career advancement or social status. Those people do management because that is what they have to do to get their personal goal, mon
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by c4mpute 3y ago
Ausweispflicht means that you have to own a Reisepass or Personalausweis, not carry any of them.
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by c4mpute 3y ago
You should call the police. But preferrably in a way that cannot be traced back to you. Unfortunately, there aren't any phone booths anymore...
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by c4mpute 3y ago
I think autogenerating UML from existing code to get an overview over e.g. your database schema, state machine or class hierarchy is fine. Hand-drawn UML is useless busywork, it is usually faster and quicker to just write the code. Also, au

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