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Interestingly in the European markets BYD has entered they seem to be trying to compete in the higher priced market segments. The cheapest car they sell in Sweden costs more than the ID.3 and other cheap EVs and their SUV is priced to close
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I doubt my parents do As someone old enough that I could be a parent of youngish EU citizen, I too watched a lot of US cartoons and movies as a kid.
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Looked into getting solar panels last year and the problem wasn't getting the actual panels, but the hardware that let you integrate the panels to the electrical system. Spoke to several people who had had panels on their roof for mont
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"1/3 the speed of C" Of course C can be is 1/3 of the speed of C, if the C is written by two different people. An average Go programmer might very well produce faster code than an average C programmer, if Go has better
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Evaluation of Python packaging and environment management tools
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I didn't really start my 'real' professional career until I was almost 40. Before that I was just hopping around between different jobs, trying things, and seeing if there was anything out there that I actually wanted to do f
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Which is why all the LeetCode interviews always struck me as odd. They focus on algorithms, not data structures I helped my nephew preparing some competitive coding event, and transforming the data into the right data structure was a huge
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Maybe they have a point. Given that you where arguing that using python on the most popular OS in the world should fall outside of a 'normal' use case python should focus on, perhaps you have a too narrow view of what "corr
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Class and wealth are entirely separate in the UK. There are lot of of upper class class people without a lot of wealth. Most of them don't have butlers and private jets and many of them no doubt do their own laundry and fly coach.
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easily replicated by my 5-yo niece I know people say this all the time, but I've yet to see anybody actually try. Pick some "famous pieces" and have your 5-year old niece try to reproduce them. I'm sure you (and she)
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Use Poetry for every project Poetry is tightly optimised for what they consider the 'correct' way of developing 'normal' python apps. Wander off that path and poetry becomes worse and worse.
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maths, and proofs aren't even given that much importance That doesn't match my experience with college at all. I was admittedly a math major and possibly other departments do it differently, but most math courses I took put a lo
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The stock had been slowly going up the weeks leading up to the announcement, then crashed on the day of the announcement, has been going down ever since and is now trading close to its all time low.
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never had a need to graph a function on my calculator Some people are more 'visual' thinkers. I've always found that plotting a function or a system of equations or whatever I was working on to be the easiest way to underst
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There were proto-smartphones in the early 90s Which phones are you thinking of? I would consider either the Nokia Communicator in 1996 or the Ericsson R380 from 1999, as the first proto-smartphones. Or are you counting things like Apple
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No, but 10-15 seconds vs 30 seconds is a huge difference in some cases. 15 seconds will take butter from fridge temp to room temp. 30 seconds will take butter from fridge temp to melted.
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Where are you? We have tons of 2-lane roundabouts in Sweden as well, and I can assure you that far from everyone understands them. And even if they understand them in the sense that they got the theory question about them correct on their d
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The only thing I can think of would be if your development machine isn't powerful enough to run your tests A lot of people have Mac/Arm dev machines, but deploy to Linux/x86 machines. Developing and testing on the hardware&
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There is a Swedish company called Doro that focuses on easy to use phones targeting the elderly market.
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The problem with statements like these is that the term 'CS' has become so wide as to be almost meaningless. It is perfectly possible to get a 'CS' degree by taking a lot of courses focusing on software design, software
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Because I can work just fine (laptop and phone) sitting in that seat I've been commuting to school or work by public transport since I was 16 and in 4 different European cities. Getting any seat is uncommon, let alone one where pulli
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I live in a place where public transport already has last mile connectivity As do I, but if driverless taxis at even close to the price of public transport became a thing, I would never take a bus ever again.
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In my car I have a comfy seat and can control my environment (noise, temperature etc.) and whom I share the space with. On the bus I'm often standing and crammed in between dozens of other people. Also the really big problem isn't
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ASCII only and easy to pronounce in English were my two main criteria I had when naming our kids.
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It's to drive it until "the wheels fall off." Not sure I agree. I've seen people do that and they inevitably end up spending thousands on repair and maintenance the last few years of the cars life. Had they sold '
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I've noticed a lot of 'fashionable' young men carrying those small bags that hang diagonally across the chest or back. Seems like the man purses are having a moment.
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While not always a fan, I though this particular example was well done.
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What the hell is Adobe doing Probably supporting 100% of the PDF spec. plus addressing all those obscure feature requests that 6 companies in this one very niche industry really really need. Sumatra is fantastic and basically the only PDF
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I get about as excited about it as I get about my kitchen table Do you at least accept that some people do in fact get very excited about kitchen tables and spend a lot of time reading about the latest table designs and finding the perfec
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Even Staoshi? I know that a lot of people know who Banksy and Buckethead are, but I don't know that people know who Satoshi is.
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