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by cc81 8y ago
Is that true for the high security prisons as well? Because it is not true for Sweden even if the ideals are rehabilitation.
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by cc81 8y ago
Selling and getting paid in the black market is probably not very easy unless you already have quite a lot of contacts.
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by cc81 8y ago
But it does not have to be that extreme. Let us take a made up example where there are two categories of patients. One that are healthy enough that a positive outcome of surgery is almost guaranteed, almost all survive. If you operate on pe
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by cc81 9y ago
I had one and for me it was absolutely the lack of apps and I think that is the way for most people. Even if I don't use many it was pretty annoying not to be able to use my banks app, a good workout app or a local taxi company app. No
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How I Upgraded My iPhone Memory 800% – In Shenzhen, China(youtube.com)
14 points by cc81 9y ago|2 comments
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by cc81 9y ago
>And yet there was no homelessness in the USSR. Was there no homelessness or did the state just say that? Just like there are no homosexuals in Saudi Arabia or Chechnya?
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by cc81 9y ago
https://start.spring.io/ Here you can generate a project and you can select what options you want in your starter.
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by cc81 9y ago
Then you should be able to rewrite that into a spring boot application in a day at most and the company gets the advantage of a more homogeneous software stack that can be more easily be extended with metrics or whatever.
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by cc81 9y ago
Really? Look up some articles about the F35 or Zumwalt.
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by cc81 9y ago
I think he means that Apple sells premium hardware. There will always be huge group that cannot afford that.
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by cc81 9y ago
Microsoft seems to be working very hard to get people to collaborate using Microsoft Teams and SharePoint sites for the projects you are involved in the office. They also seem to invest pretty heavily in making in a developer platform so yo
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by cc81 9y ago
For example when CIA accidentally lost control over all those hacker tools.
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Ask HN: What do you think will be the next big thing in software architecture?
4 points by cc81 9y ago|1 comments
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by cc81 9y ago
Exactly. Currently I have been moving back and forth between languages and editors and when I code C# or Java I miss prettier all the time. VS Studio and IntelliJ have some language formatting but the difference between them and prettier fe
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by cc81 9y ago
One argument that some have is that men have a more extreme distribution of IQ and mathematical ability and when it comes to things like the Fields medal it is the few extreme ones that make an impact. I don't know how well done those
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by cc81 9y ago
1. install node.js 2. npm install create-react-app 3. create-react-app your-app 4. npm start Now you have a react app with a development up and running. To create a production build write "npm run build". To add a package write &q
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by cc81 9y ago
Sweden is pretty ethnically diverse these days and is far more sensitive about race than the US is. EDIT: But for that period it was not as much, that is true.
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by cc81 9y ago
You can run 10 year old JavaScript as well, no problem. But Java written today is pretty different from Java written 10 years ago and the Java frameworks are very different. My point is that you can write code in the style from 10 years ago
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by cc81 9y ago
Sure that works, especially if you tend to write more web sites than advanced web applications. But that is true for back end as well, a one man operation can write Python or Java in a style and using libraries from 10 years ago and it wou
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by cc81 9y ago
That is because there was an explosion of possibilities with web development and a lot of different solutions where created at the same time. These days things have settled more and most technology stacks have one preferred package manager
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by cc81 9y ago
I would argue that web development have never been as easy as it is now and that a lot of people just does not take it seriously enough to bother to learn it properly. People think that just because that they did some jQuery development 10
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by cc81 9y ago
You are paying taxes that fund research as well.
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by cc81 9y ago
Last I've read the population growth has not reduced as quickly as hoped in Africa and soon most of the worlds population growth will happen there.
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by cc81 9y ago
That is pretty rare though. I live in Sweden (not the northern part) and at my previous job I liked to take walks at lunch and as long as it is not snowing, raining or being too windy it is pretty nice even at colder temperatures. Now I&#x2
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by cc81 9y ago
I'm starting to like more and more that you have a "devops" team that is responsible for the application in all environments. They deploy and monitor it but also expose that monitoring to others. Then you have the platform te
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by cc81 9y ago
Have you seen the talk "Rethinking best practices" from back when React was first launched? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7cQ3mrcKaY It addresses this and is pretty great in my opinion. Of course one does not h
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by cc81 9y ago
Do you want to invest in my new Crypto Cola?
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by cc81 9y ago
So you think someone with Masters in Power Engineering and Digital Technology Management should contribute to the Linux kernel as a way to improve their chance for work? Really?
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by cc81 9y ago
Not very strange in the psytrance scene.
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by cc81 9y ago
I disagree and I think most researchers decided that it was not a good mental model and most moved on to amphetamines or later cannabis as a better model.

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