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by deburo 6y ago
Public transportation didn't succeed as much as it should have probably because a significant amount of people hate it. Schedules, dirty environments, people uncomfortably close to each other during traffic hours, static dropoff locati
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by deburo 6y ago
Haha. I don't know what it is with open software projects and cute animals. There's also Golang's. I find them out of place (mixing cute things with technical matters), but I shouldn't complain.
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by deburo 6y ago
Do you even struggle with RDP when you're on the same network? We also have an R720 at work, running a Windows Server 2016 under Hyper-V and it performs very poorly (Windows UI is super slow, etc.). I know next to nothing about physica
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by deburo 6y ago
That's a popular sentiment to always cuddle new players in a field, but knowing the performance of your algos is part of the job. Performance comes into play in many scenarios. Your users may not "care", but you might be wast
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by deburo 6y ago
His eyes' movement is bothering me. Is he reading a script on his screen?
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by deburo 6y ago
The economy is the biggest concern of any country. The actual solution is a economically viable path to green energy, not "let's just migrate everything and ignore the cost", because people (particularly in poorer classes) wi
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by deburo 6y ago
Shouldn't we simply be optimizing for cases in hospitals?
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by deburo 6y ago
Why wouldn't herd immunity be an acceptable condition for the part of the population that aren't at risk to develop a severe condition? The balance is protecting those at risk all the while allowing those that aren't to conti
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by deburo 6y ago
Good for game companies, which unless you have a hatred for, this is a good thing.
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by deburo 6y ago
Do the major crypto runners work towards being more energy efficient, or do they not care at all? Maybe they already sponsor the development of new nuclear power plants.
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by deburo 6y ago
>Linux I feel sorry for Linux users but you must know game companies don't really care about you guys.
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by deburo 6y ago
Is this true? I keep reading that the US is putting increasing pressure on allies not spending at least 2% of GDP in their military.
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by deburo 6y ago
>we've stopped trying because we own the market I always laugh at that take. Imagine working for Intel today and hear people complain you're not even trying.
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by deburo 6y ago
That's good too, thank you.
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by deburo 6y ago
Can you expand a bit more on conviviality, what is represents?
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Why manufacturers are struggling with AMD notebooks(igorslab.de)
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by deburo 6y ago
The comments below the article are also incredibly interesting. I'll now wait on feedback from the authors to the concerns expressed here. But also, the focus will be on many more serology studies in the coming months. Looking forward
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by deburo 6y ago
It seems WSL1 isn't going away for now, so you can keep using that. WSL1 and 2 can be run side-by-side, isn't that pretty good? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/wsl2-faq#what-w... Also,
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by deburo 6y ago
Well, it seems to be one mode anyway. Even in that mode, it seems more flexible and probably more efficient too, than Web Forms.
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by deburo 7y ago
There has been a lot of discussions politically around that overall, the covid merely but harshely exposing the medical aspect. It's a space to keep an eye on after this pendimic, I wouldn't be so pessimistic about it.
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by deburo 7y ago
>short flight flyers dominate the markets There are different planes for different lengths, I think.
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by deburo 7y ago
The key to using C# for manipulating Excel for me was ExcelDNA. The development workflow and binary packing was pretty good, I thought. Before ending up on ExcelDNA, I had started with a VSTO template from Visual Studio, and the development
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by deburo 7y ago
>Neither candidate believes in compromise or their own fallibility There are no candidate that signals fallibility and or possibility of compromise. Why should they, anyway?
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by deburo 7y ago
I don't understand your concern. I think Mads Torgersen & co. are doing a wonderful job. We've had a new version of C# with each new (recent at least) release of Visual Studio. Did you have issues with the quality of new featu
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by deburo 7y ago
Our "effective health care systems" might not be so effective in the U.S. Some of your states have big immigration problems.
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by deburo 7y ago
That was great. Do you have a blog series sonewhere?
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by deburo 7y ago
Politics is very important to many people, and conflicts may arise because, when confronted on something that they value, people tend to get emotional. These conflicts are rarely pretty, and I'd like my workplace to avoid them as much
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by deburo 7y ago
Why is it fine? I certainly would like to either pay less or have better service if possible.
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by deburo 7y ago
I basically just went to courses and put barely any hours outside classes and got my paper. That's what's meant by just showing up.
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by deburo 7y ago
Javascript coming from a different origin? What about CDNs in that case?

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