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Both Finnish and Swedish are official languages in Finland. Linus' parents are from the region of Finland that primarily speaks Swedish, so Linus grew up speaking Swedish at home.
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I bet there is an LLM based version of Rational Rose currently under development somewhere.
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"you're not mature enough to do this" Isn't it rather saying that you're not experienced enough to do this. Speaking only for myself, I passed my driving test no problem and after a couple of month of driving I th
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Is 40,000 deaths every year a lot? The only meaningful way to say is to compare it to other countries. Pr vehicle mile it is a lot more than many Western European countries and Canada, and a lot less than Mexico.
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Animatics in my experience have always been a thing, it's just they were normally created from the storyboards. At least on the movies I've been involved in (admittedly years ago), it really came down to the fact that the directo
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Personally I don't see it getting a fundamental overhaul Have you looked at latest release of GIMP? It's just gotten a fundamental overhaul, including support for non-destructive workflows and better text tools. Still has a long
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Blender a clone of other 3d software that cost money? Blender was commercial software that cost money. After the company went bankrupt, the former CEO and a bunch of Blender users got together and raised enough money to buy out the source
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I used to work in the field and Cinema4D seemed to be the go to tool for just about every solo freelancer in the business. Yet I basically never saw it at any studio I ever ran across.
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I just spent a few minutes on Google Flights looking at trips to various US holiday destinations like Miami, Las Vegas, Honolulu and Los Angeles. Every single destination was a lot cheaper (in some cases less than half price) when flying ou
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"f#ck off, it's free" is possibly an acceptable response if you're also working for free. If maintaining that free software is your job that you are getting paid good money to do, you really should hold yourself to highe
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Honestly I don't see any evidence that Microsoft wants anything. Every little fiefdom within Microsoft wants their own thing and no one cares about what is good for the company as a whole. There is at least one team that just wants to
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there is no statistical basis to the claims you are making Are you really arguing that Americans (and especially Americans below the median) don't have higher levels of medical debt, higher rates of medical bankruptcy, and get/t
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That matches my experience with this sort of makerspace. It launched with much fanfare and I was really excited. However it was far too expensive for me to use as a private individual, and didn't have enough high end or specialised equ
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You're both right ;) Google maps was indeed bought from an Australian company. Or to be more specific, Google bought a company that had a desktop mapping application that they were in the process of porting to the web, the web version
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Much more useful would be to make a list of all the reasons these innovations keep ending up in the US rather than staying in the EU, and then trying to do something about it. What does it matter how innovative the EU can be if no one in th
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Yeah with most appliances its... not smart to go for highest of their ranges. Often the parts you actually care about are the same among most of the products in a range. When looking at Miele dishwashers recently they all had the same co
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It's not just about drivers in isolation, but what features those drivers and cards support. Support for older APIs for doing compute on AMD cards get dropped in newer drivers and newer APIs aren't supported on older cards. With N
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You (and I) may think so, but I have seen serval talented people who could not break through the noise with a normal resume get hired very soon after posting a (really good) video resume.
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Yea. If they want to support EU based companies and tech, why wouldn't they use SuSE? Or base it on Debian if they don't want to be 'beholden' to any company.
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Does Klarna require that you pay in 4 separate instalments, or can you pay it all off at once?
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In Sweden (the home of Klarna) you've been able to pay for your DoorDash equivalent using Klarna for ages now, and I've never heard of any backlash or even anybody questioning it. If you can pay by credit card, why not Klarna? I&#
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They're just trying to dump old inventory ahead of the launch of the new Model Y next month. If the new Model Y doesn't sell then Tesla can start to worry.
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Klarna is a Swedish company, and is one of the biggest players in the online payment market in Sweden. Swedes can run up unsecured debt with the best of them. And yes, you've been able to pay your DoorDash equivalent in Sweden with Kla
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Most of those aren't offices. And many of the computers at places like that either are POS terminals or other specialty hardware. And even at most of the places you listed, I bet you'll find most of the actual office work is stil
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COBOL will guarantee your employment Only if you are a tiny handful of major financial centers or willing to drop everything and move to basically anywhere. If you are in a midsized city there is probably only 1 or 2 companies in need of
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For human cultural purposes, you are 0 days old at the time and date recorded for your birth While that is the norm, there both are and have been cultures where you are 1 when you are born (as in you are living your first year of life).
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This is a gold cage opportunity I've known a couple of people who worked as COBOL/mainframe developers in Europe at huge companies and their pay was definitely worse than what they could have gotten as a "a data engineer ma
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The largest bank in Sweden offers a free 16 week COBOL training course and basically a guarantees job if you pass. That's how desperate they are to hire new COBOL developers. But it's worth noting that what most of the places hiri
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Desecrating graves seems pretty objectively provable and serious My understanding is that the oil companies main defence is that they asked representatives of the tribe in question if any of the land they where planning on building on had
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Lotus build essentially track day cars They used to at least. These days they seem to mostly be focusing on electric SUVs and GT cars.
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