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I really liked Dropwizard. It had a philosophy of picking a set of tools that could help people get up and running with a java web application quickly and that would serve them well for a long time, choosing the best tool for the job. Then
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I really have a soft spot for engineering that improves health management or outcomes, it never feels to me as though it gets the investment it warrants. Kudos, hope you get the funding.
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I don't see any issues with it as an additional measure, such as when playing sport as mentioned.
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Wacky idea. The EU is an awful lot of legislation to sign up to, not the most popular it's even been either. If it's just about trading space and resources for people I'd imagine a more bespoke arrangement would be preferable
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Likewise. I hit 40, which I didn't think was that old, dropped out of contracting and found employed work has gone from being easy to, well, IME impossible to turn up.
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I've been looking for a few months. I've got 20 years of professional dev experience, including in an eye-catching domain and haven't used LLMs in the process either. Since university I have never not been offered the first j
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FWIW I had to install some extra dependencies on macos before the build instructions worked. $ brew install libxmp fluid-synth wavpack
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How many under 16s read newspapers or watch news anyway? That's exactly why there's a suggestion legacy media are driving this.
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How many moons must a moon rover rove over before you can call it a rover? Over.
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Don't mention the war.
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Steroids have a lot to answer for when it comes to perceptions around exercise in general.
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My favourite bit of AK47-helmet interface knowledge is that a French Jaguar pilot took an AK47 round to the helmet in the Gulf War. While flying. (He survived, it's not really relevant here as it didn't stop the bullet - there was
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Clearly. :)
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Yeah, I like the concept, not a fan of the implementation.
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It won't help you discern speech, but it'll stop your ears ringing.
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Although Lyme Regis gets its name from the river Lim. (But yes, Lyme disease).
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My behaviour is similar. But that doesn't mean it couldn't change if something different were available that gave some (unspecified) advantage.
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I think Dubai has from oil production, at least on the surface. Much of its economy is in retail, tourism, construction, transport, IT and financial services, etc. Yes the initial capital came from oil, the bigger issues for them now are pe
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Also a non-American (Brit). Just means something unusual. According to the 2007 Concise New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English, the phrase came from baseball terminology, referring to a play in which the ball is throw
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No great surprise, they have form here. The Saudis announced six megaprojects in 2005. King Abdullah Economic City was the only one that went anywhere. I believe it was supposed to have 2 million people and reached about 7 thousand. They&#x
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Is there a service for this? (Standard developer question). I found myself writing a book recently, completely left field to my normal technical work. I'm intending on approaching a literary agent but I need it reviewed first and I
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c'mon man
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I tried this, it told me I was successfully verified as a human and when I went to the admin URL it had one verification result which said "no"?
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That's hilarious, but I suppose they'll ruin that one day.
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Wouldn't they just check for the default avatar then?
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I feel like I could do that for a UK undergraduate course without issue but they'd block you doing it because they want the tuition fees for every year.
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I did similar perhaps a touch later with some of the messenger protocols, MSN I think primarily. So long ago it's difficult to remember. Not sure it'll ever be the same for my kids. Which is a shame, whatever the gains and there a
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I'd be tempted to argue simplifications can be lies. If you simplify the colour palette of the world to greyscale then the lie is that there is no red. But, not having looked at all of them, some of them can also be what were historica
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Is that new (relative to some previous point in time)? They don't have my card details.
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If this comes to pass, does it affect Brave?
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