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by de6u99er 5y ago
I am not an Hotjar expert, but looking right now at the source code of your hotjar.js file it doesn't seem to be per installation but rather one config for all running NocoDBs. This sections in particular are quite concerning to me:
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by de6u99er 5y ago
What about the hotjar part and external JS libraries? (I might have edited my previous comment in the meanwhile and you might not have seen it)
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by de6u99er 5y ago
Looks good in the Github Readme file, but having tested the docker-compose/pg setup via docker-compose I think you still have some work to do. A lot of things result in an error, or are not possible yet. E.g. I tried a simple example w
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by de6u99er 5y ago
You are absolutely correct. The Netherlands is a tax avoidance haven since many years. There seems to be a global consensus to keep it this way.
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by de6u99er 5y ago
Speaking of terrible UI design. Having a website that displays a modal dialogue asking for someone's email address to subscribe it to a newsletter, and making the close button not work properly is truly terrible UI design. Was so angry
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by de6u99er 5y ago
Funny, because I am saying since many years that Europe needs it's own semiconductor production and Silicon Valley. But no, we must rely on our American friends who not only spy on us, but constantly rip us off, while themselves produc
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by de6u99er 5y ago
I had a Sharp PC-E 500. I even wrote an operating system with password manager, draw, rtf editor programs, and chat via parallel port. Bricked it multiple times when doing peek and poke commands to lock it down so only login people who logg
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by de6u99er 5y ago
How about producing less CO2 in the first place and planting trees to reduce CO2 concentration
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by de6u99er 5y ago
You can store energy by e.g. pumping water up a hill during the day and using turbine generators at night, or if you don't have a hill heating up water any converting heat back to energy. Transporting electric power over long distances
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by de6u99er 5y ago
Strange, that nobody at Google seems to have heard of Beethoven.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
My French guy at work, would tell me now that it was actually the French who invented the radio.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Now a script would be great helping check if the backdoor is present on a system or not.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
The project's README might help. https://github.com/davidbrochart/nbterm
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Smalltalk is still a thing?
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Thanks!
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by de6u99er 6y ago
I recall an AMA on Reddit, where the founder said he is perfectly fune with his salary as long as LiChess stays free and he can continue doing what he loves.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Thr Anandtech article from a other comment here indicates that both PyTorch and Tensorflow are already running on it. >A key to the design is the custom graph compiler, that takes pyTorch or TensorFlow and maps each layer to a physical p
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Here's my take on it: Capital punishment is applied to murderers. By killing the convict, you're basically committing the same crime you're punishing him for.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Just for everybody to be in the same page. Blockchain is not used for distributed storage itself. Existing concepts like IPFS are used for this. Blockchain is used to confirm that someone is storing certain data and to verify it's inte
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by de6u99er 6y ago
I quit after a team meeting where my boss completely undermined my competence. I wanted one dev to consider something which would made his work massively reusable for us, but my boss had other ideas and justified his decision by saying &quo
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by de6u99er 6y ago
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Could be because of the new double mutation variant that was recently identified. ‘Double Mutant’ Covid Variant: Here’s What We Know As Israel Reports Vaccine Efficacy Against Variant First Detected In India https://www.forbes.co
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by de6u99er 6y ago
I recommend to do as much k8s and try to avoid any vendor specific lock-ins as possible.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
At my last job my boss, who is a notorious micro manager, hired a guy against strong ojections from my side. The guy was only one week for every two months onsite which nobody told me. After some while my boss asked me how it's going w
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by de6u99er 6y ago
At my last job a low quality paper was written about "my work" despite me saying that it's too early. It was based on my idea and resulted in our research groups grant participation being extended, despite our professor sayin
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by de6u99er 6y ago
>You do not experiment on people without their consent. This is in fact the very FIRST point of the Nuremberg code: >1. The voluntary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential. Does this also apply to scrapping people'
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>Some of them are not able to be reverted as they already have been reverted, or fixed up with follow-on patches as they were determined to be invalid. Proof that these submissions were almost universally wrong.
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by de6u99er 6y ago
What about IEEE and the peer reviewers who didn't object to their publications? I think the real problem is rooted more fundamentally in academia than it seems. And I think it has mostly to do with a lack of ethics!
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It's disrespectful to people who are contributing their personal time while working for free on open source projects. With more than 60% of all acedemic publications not being reproducible [1], one would think academia has better thing
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by de6u99er 6y ago
Not sure how this university is run but this doesn't sound plausible to me. >... learned today about the details of research being conducted by one of its faculty members and graduate students into the security of the Linux Kernel A

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