dragosmocrii

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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
I've been using Coub since before TikTok was around for feel-good content.
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
grade 12 is usually 18yo, grade 11 is 17yo, etc
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
I studied in a top school in Moldova which follows a curriculum whose foundation was defined during the Soviet union times, so could be pretty close to the Russian curriculum. Just as an idea, in grade 10-11 I was studying limits, complex n
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
Although there's a slight difference in meaning, I prefer the term zeppelin to blimp. fyi: the difference is in the frame construction. A zeppelin has a rigid frame that keeps it's shape if the gas is lost, whereas a blimp has a s
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
Travelling in a ship at 0.95c, what is the danger of hitting anything on the way? Is it possible to dodge anything at all?
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
Imagine this hypothetical discussion is discovered and read by someone in 10,000 years from now, when living over 300 years is already a reality and the normal. What a feeling to realize that the things you now take for granted, were at one
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
How is the fuel obtained though? Is that zero emission as well?
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
I doubt Svelte will take over. Although I really like Svelte, and worked with it before React, the tooling with React is simply superior. Besides, React already mentioned in one of their introduction tutorials that they are considering ta
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
I think Chime is also used internally, and for virtual interviews.
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
Maybe Github Issues is not supposed to work as a support ticketing system? You are allowed to move issues between repos, so in theory you could create a dummy repo where users can add issues, and then those issues can be moved to their appr
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
you live in Europe?
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
Do you call the barberry rice pilaf or plov? It's popular in Eastern Europe and it's so much tastier than the rice cooked in the western world.
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
Why is that? What's wrong with SF for dating? (just curious)
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
$4 billions in lost market capitalization for KO, pretty sure there were some calls made in the following days after the incident
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
According to [1] the cost in 2018 was $5/barrel via pipeline, vs $10-$15/barrel by train. Also, for Alberta boats are not an option since it's a landlocked province. Also, Alberta's oil sands are the world's largest
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
Oil doesn't really have an alternative right now for many of its applications. Plus, at the beginning of the pandemic gas was dirt cheap, yet no one needed it. However, this discussion was about transportation of oil, and the idea is t
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
Installing a WordPress site is actually very straightforward, in fact the platform is famous for its 5 minutes install. What you are describing as hard to achieve is copying state that is kept in the database, but I don't think this is
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
Most countries around the world did not have an income tax for people before the WWI. It was introduced as a way to fund the wars (defense, akhem), and as a way to come out of the ruins. It was only meant to be a temporary measure. A centur
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
Just to be clear, I am totally against zoos and aquariums. Just wanted to mention that a lot of evil activities in this world are caused by 'demand and offer'. The issue you mention, zoos, aquariums, killing of elephants, rhinos,
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
It's a matter of demand and offer. If people were not going to zoos and aquariums there would be no incentive to operate for those type of businesses.
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
A friend converted his 26" bike with the Bafang 1KW motor, and that thing is a beast. Definitely not street legal, as it can reach speeds of 80km/h, but a lot of fun
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
Your comment reminds me of http://boringtechnology.club/ :)
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
Probably LCOL, 10% income tax, great food, and stunning women.
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
Thank you, this is reassuring!
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
I'm curious what people think about Rust as a long-term investment from an employment/job perspective. Is it going to pay the bills for the next 10 years? I've been using PHP for the past 10 years, and I've never run out
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
What a great article! I specifically like the emphasis on the human touch, like showing empathy and trying to build a connection with the customer and the team, despite the remote aspect. I also believe that correct use of communication med
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by dragosmocrii 5y ago
But if the work becomes smaller, and they pay bigger, doesn't that mean you now have more time on your hands and more financial security to do something that piques your interest? I understand that one would like to switch from a borin
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
The article says that today a battery pack the size of a backpack and that weighs about 40kg, can power a house for a day. Is that really so? Would that be a normal house, being powered for an entire day? I find it hard to believe that batt
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Thank you for this!
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
For mobile, I recommend Blokada. I recommend using the v4 due to being more stable and resource efficient.

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