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Or, I go to the office, focus for 6 hours uninterrupted, get done what needs to be done, and then go home and not think about work at all for the rest of the day.
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I can get the same at home Personally I find home more distracting than the office. The office is a clean work space with a desk with only my work computer and work stuff and everybody around me is also working. Home has chores and errand
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The rest of the day, you listen to small talk The office where I work we have a whole section of one floor that is strictly no talking and phones must be on mute. If you want silence you can sit there. I cannot imagine that we are the onl
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2y ago
All of its senior executive leadership is still British Obviously not true. One of them is German.
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I don't want to make any claims, though. I think you're missing the point of why these "overly-bureaucratic clients" are insisting on insurance. I don't want you to have insurance to keep you safe, I need you to
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In Sweden at least they will just send it to collections. Something which down the road could potentially negatively affect your possibility to, for example, rent an apartment, and in theory they could even garnish your wages if you keep re
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18 year olds aren't considered adults in Poland?
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American startup culture is so weird On the one hand, sure. On the other hand this relentless focus on "hyper-scale" or bust is what has pushed the US startup scene to where it is and probably why it is so far ahead of the rest
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If they are using standard compliant tools like pyenv, venv and pip then uv will play nicely with that. In fact I'm working on a project like that right now. The 'official' guidelines says to use pip and venv, but I'm us
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Environment management, testing, formatting, libraries and building in one tool should be a minimum requirement. Poetry kind of tried that, and in doing so failed to allow for a lot of uncommon but vital corner cases. In fact the main re
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Uv doesn't require .venv in the project directory, it's just the default. If you have a good reason why it doesn't work for your setup, you can place the venv dir anywhere and still use uv.
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"uv pip" is a ground up implementation of python pip and doesn't use the python pip command in any way. So still only two package managers. And the point is that you always have to use two package managers when developing pyt
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People also said the same about poetry and pipevn (and no doubt some other tools I'm forgetting).
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'python3 -m pip install <package>' to install it? Won't update your pyproject.toml and lock file 'python3 -m <package>' to run it? Won't install the dependencies you need or set up an insolated
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Being able to explain the word is a common house rule. The official rules only state that the word must be in an agreed upon standard dictionary (plus a few exceptions, like no abbreviations), which is the official Scrabble dictionary for c
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I would walk away if I saw that. And that is probably why they go out of their way to not show you that.
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I wish these sort of papers would focus more on the 3 percent that it got wrong. Is it wrong by saying that a day would have a slight drizzle but it was actually sunny all day, or was it wrong by missing a catastrophic rain storm that devas
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Indeed. The low income inequality is in many ways a contributing factor to the high wealth inequality, since it is virtually impossible to become wealthy in Sweden just by working hard and earning a salary. Virtually no 'normal' j
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You're looking at income inequality, not wealth inequality. While Sweden has relatively low income inequality, it has extremely high wealth inequality. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states_by_we..
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16 year old me, back when I was 16, would also have found this amazing. The thing is that today, lots of things cost less than $100 and runs linux. Go on Ebay or Facebook marketplace, and you'll find a near unlimited supply of $100 lap
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That is obviously too reductive. I liked to think of myself as a YIMBY. When they wanted to build two 17 story apartment buildings in my neighbourhood I thought it sounded like a great idea, even though they would be much taller than any ex
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They almost always ask if you want to hear the specials. They will however only tell you the price of the specials if you specifically ask, and if you don't ask they'll often not volunteer that information. I have on a few occas
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Many people, sometimes with good reason, will try literally anything before trying to contact their in-house IT support.
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If you look at the source, you'll see that it opens the DB in read-only mode.
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Yea, sadly they've gone full enterprise over the past few years. Once upon a time they were a small scrappy software company with both a price list and order form right on their website as well as a free Home license which let you use
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Right software, wrong company. Tensing appears to be a FME reseller and consultant. https://www.safe.com is the company that makes FME. While they started in the GIS world, and this is very much where their roots and core user
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I’ve never seen a low-code solution work at all. I've worked quite a bit in civil engineering and GIS, and most places I've worked at have made very good use of a 'low-code' tool called FME for automation and ETL tasks
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Students who use podcasts, YouTube, and ChatGPT to complete their academic tasks aren't shallower or less educated than those who have spent years mastering the skill of extracting information from dense books The problem is that whi
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what made it good? Less good, more fun. To 'prove' that you were over 18 you had answer a series of multiple choice questions [1] about pop culture that most kids almost certainly wouldn't know. Pre internet, finding the an
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as if the person who wrote the email doesn't know the actual meaning of the word. The word "tariff" has a few different meanings. I'd say they're using it correctly, just not with the same meaning that the word is
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