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cbzbc
7y ago
(That) Space was also created by the big bang.
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7y ago
Slack can be used as a asynchronous mechanism - but too many teams develop into using direct IMs/convos as a preferred communications style.
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7y ago
Except that every few years you still get stories like this in the press: https://www.newsweek.com/israel-wont-stop-spying-us-249757 and then usually after a few days of embarrassed silence they go away.
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7y ago
The first and only time I interviewed at Amazon, the interviewing engineer was so obviously stressed that he was shaking from it. As the interview itself was fairly light weight I assumed it was due to his work -- nothing I've heard f
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7y ago
I think this is true in agggregate and over the longer term - but can run into collective action problems where the narrow interest of some is to get richer quick or who can perversely help themselves in the short term by ruining others. Eq
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7y ago
I think this may well have been found a while back: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31120222/iptc-metadata-a...
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7y ago
All the best with making it work for you - but for me that pricing strategy would seem to make for a very expensive book.
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7y ago
What did they recommend for staplers?
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7y ago
I really don't see the point of pi-hole in homebrewed stuff like this - its more efficient to have the block list in the initial DNS server itself.
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7y ago
You don't need to add pihole - just use the adblock package on openwrt itself.
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7y ago
Well, part of the issue is that it's no longer available, and HP seem much more resistant to deep-discounting the Gen10 replacement.
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7y ago
Holdsworth works for programming.
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7y ago
On an Ubuntu box install the nvi-doc package, in /usr/share/doc there'll be two documents vi.beginner and vi.advanced. Open the latter with vim and it'll teach you the more advanced commands.
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8y ago
Which doesn't mean they won't do both -- because prosaically their costs are going to be higher than Steam.
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8y ago
"Probably nobody is listening to me speak, but I won't be surprised if I'm overheard by people. Not a perfect analogy but eh." Which is fine, except the analogy in this case is someone who is always sitting next to you a
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8y ago
The cloud services all have their own CDN/Proxies/WAFs - AWS has Cloudfront, Azure has edge cdn etc.
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8y ago
He was an activist in the 'investor activist' sense when he was running the fund.
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8y ago
It's still an issue on the backhaul though which is still heavily contended in many of those markets.
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8y ago
I’m not entirely sure how suggestions work in this context, I would presume that you’d only show up in suggestions to the circle within which you had allowed your number to be searchable, and so ‘friends only’ should prevent being added by
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8y ago
You can set it to be searchable by friends only, which should avoid recruiters being able to do this, unless they are adding themselves as friends first.
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8y ago
My experience was similar if somewhat more organised - multiple interviews over an extended period of time, before a trip to their office where no one seemed to realise I was there to be interviewed. I ended up having lunch with the HR pers
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8y ago
To be clear, you can make a reasonable pastiche of all of those cuisines recipes using a few ingredients with a lot of variations.
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8y ago
On a motherboard the data is being carried at high frequency.
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8y ago
Browder became rich in the era of voucher privatisation, there are all sorts of reasons why he may not exactly be an unbiased witness.
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8y ago
Leaving aside NoSQL db's - there's also a ton of normal SQL databases wide open, I don't think hype is necessarily the issue there.
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I'm not sure this is the conclusion of the part you italicized above, which I read as - space continues to expand but matter holds together (it counteracts the effects of expansion in that the matter doesn't drift apart - but that
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I don't think this is correct: "Grossly, 0.07 nanometers per metre per year expansion everywhere would be impossible to hide from solid state physics, and even several everyday polymers and ceramics; an expansion term would have t
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I wasn't imply otherwise, just following up on the original poster.
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It does go further than that. The best introduction is probably the latest annual report: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/... From the report: "HCSEC is a facility in Banbury, Oxf
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8y ago
Also depends on how young they are, if they are of reading age, then putting them to bed a little earlier and then allowing them to read for 15-20 minutes on their own can also be another way of calming them down. Some of the kids mindfulne
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