csunbird

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by csunbird 4y ago
Java programmer, recently switched to using Python in the job - This exactly is it. Sane defaults is the killer feature of Python.
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by csunbird 4y ago
Exactly my thought. A well-sleeping kid who stays where you put them is not that much work for now. But when they start being mobile and explore the world on their own, you will need to keep an eye on them forever.
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by csunbird 4y ago
My father has a 98 S320, with over 1 million kilometers. The engine just recently started to have overheating problems and needs to be rebuilt with new gaskets, but otherwise runs fine!
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by csunbird 4y ago
if Apple wants to sell their products in EU, they have to listen what EU says.
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by csunbird 4y ago
as always there is a relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1958/
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by csunbird 4y ago
You can probably send a GDPR request for your data to be deleted, with your identity proof (e.g. an ID Card). They have to take the profile down.
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by csunbird 4y ago
That is why you also pay per request :)
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by csunbird 4y ago
A sign that says “We pay our staff fairly, tips are not required” could be a good advertisement for your shop!
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by csunbird 4y ago
Love the story! At one point, you are asking about the purpose of the giant hole in the backside of the display: The most plausible explanation is that, it is to allow air circulation within the device to prevent overheating.
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by csunbird 4y ago
You also must have a good reason as well!
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by csunbird 4y ago
Security cameras: You are only allowed to use them to film private land. Dash cam: The footage can not be published with faces and/or license plates legible (anything that can be linked to a person really). You are allowed to keep the
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by csunbird 4y ago
It depends on the medicine! For example, I have a medicine that I take regularly, and to reduce the amount of doctor visits, my doctor just prescribes me several months of medicine in one giant box. The box contains smaller boxes of the med
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by csunbird 4y ago
Apple DOES say that, when you set up FaceTime and iMessage! There is a pop up that says "Your carrier may charge for the messages used to activate iMessage and Facetime" You can choose to not activate and do it later.
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by csunbird 4y ago
The point the OP wanted to make was: Servers sitting less than 1km to each other tend to have lesser latency between them, compared to servers that could be anywhere on the public internet.
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by csunbird 4y ago
This link now redirects to a 404 page for me. I presume that they are reading this thread. Whoever is implementing these changes, shame on you. edit: this one works: https://lastpass.com/delete_account.php Let's see wh
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by csunbird 4y ago
Are you running the whole lichess on one machine, or is this one shard only? 30 GB RAM for one instance of application seems very high. (sorry did not have time to read the whole article yet)
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by csunbird 4y ago
In law, yes. In practice, your destiny is between the lips of your “sponsor”. They can demand anything from you, like monthly payments, to keep sponsoring you. Basically, the foreigners have no power and the system extremely heavily favors
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by csunbird 4y ago
isn't @NonNull just a syntactic sugar for adding checkNonNull() call as first statement to the function declaration in compile time, or am I mistaken? Just like lombok, it is supposed to generate code that checks null arguments, from w
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by csunbird 4y ago
I mean, depending on how the OP phrased the work to be done, they probably did valid work.
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by csunbird 4y ago
it is probably very easy to bypass, by creating a sub package that can do the decoding via proxy functions, which is not evil at all, and depending on that package on the evil one. It won’t trigger the alarm, as it is indirectly depending o
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by csunbird 4y ago
“Our guys” is more appropriate.
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by csunbird 4y ago
(warning: unpopular opinion) I would like to point out that, affirmative action does create harm, as it tarnishes the image of people legitimately got selected and got in to the college/program, as there will always be the question in
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by csunbird 4y ago
- And if it is getting bigger and brighter by the second, you should evacuate the area. On the non-joking side, most of the lights in the sky do appear static, as their relative positions only change by earth's rotation. If the light d
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by csunbird 4y ago
In Europe, you pay taxes, as soon as you get them.
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by csunbird 4y ago
Linkedin and other job advertisement sites get paid per "Apply" click or redirections, so they gate keep the information on purpose.
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by csunbird 4y ago
An American company recently rescinded an offer that they made to me because I mentioned the mandatory rest hours between oncall procedures in the interview. I felt like I dodged a bullet.
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by csunbird 4y ago
All vehicles are better at some things and worse at some things. That is why replacing all cars with bicycles won't work at all, and we should stop pushing this idea. We just need to use more bicycles.
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Meta, Google to Cut Costs and Staff, Report Says(cnet.com)
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by csunbird 4y ago
For EU, Whatsapp actually solved a different problem, as SMS already existed to send messages to offline people: You could fit tenfold amount of messages to an mobile data subscription to a SMS package that you can get from your mobile data
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by csunbird 4y ago
> That's because the alternative is for browsers to send a "I-WANT-TO-BE-TRACKED" header if users want tracking and then basically no-one would consent. I would say that, getting companies to convince the user that they w

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