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by dtech 3y ago
Everyone in the Netherlands is using fluorided toothpaste and brushes twice a day, cavities are really low.
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by dtech 3y ago
It's incredibly strong evidence that it's a required but not sufficient condition. I've seen professionals have serious suspicions that the single EBV-negative MS case from the study [1] OP mentioned was a false negative, but
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by dtech 3y ago
Wrong moment in time, XML was already in decline when Scala was gaining traction and is very little used nowadays for new development.
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by dtech 3y ago
Also still extremely hard to use due to basic they are, e.g. there is no "with"-er method or syntax yet to modify existing values.
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by dtech 3y ago
Clear, yes, that is indeed a problem. I haven't personally encountered this to be a huge problem, but that might be ecosystem dependent.
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by dtech 3y ago
There's nothing inherently illegal about Bard/ChatGTP (yet). They just want to do stuff like collect all user input and train on it that's illegal in EU.
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by dtech 3y ago
Same. I finished BOTW, but while I'm slightly curious about TOTK, I really have no appetite to return to the same combat loop, especially due to weapon durability preventing me from just picking a style and sticking with it. Maybe if t
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by dtech 3y ago
There's indeed few languages that can model all of JSON Schema in their type system. Typescript comes close. However, you can just use a subset as you said. I don't really understand why this is a problem. Unless you're using
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by dtech 3y ago
> How would it work though? Like it works for any other work: you get a roster of when you're expected to work and get paid for that time, and perform tasks during this time. This problem has been solved decades if not centuries ago
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by dtech 3y ago
> The schema is a well-defined machine language which translates to static types and runtime validation through code generation. Can you elaborate on this point? There's multiple mature solutions in this space like OpenAPI+Json Sche
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by dtech 3y ago
It often depends on the first comment which gets traction (>5 upvotes)
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by dtech 3y ago
Are you an US citizen? European banks have for a large part stopped serving US citizens because of FACTA and similar requirements US puts on them [1]. [1] https://ellentimmer.com/2020/08/04/fatca-30/
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by dtech 3y ago
Then you're either not setting up your team responsibilities right, or you're not allowing cross-team contribution, both are fixable mistakes.
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by dtech 3y ago
OSM is quite popular through commercial providers, mainly Mapbox. Why you're not using it daily is because there's no concentrated effort to make a consumer-friendly product from it, like Wikipedia mostly is for Encyclopedia. Too
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by dtech 3y ago
Having autonomous teams is great for scaling and allowing everyone to go fast, without teams constantly blocking each other. Having hundreds of engineers work in a single monolith in a single repo without any kind of (enforced) boundaries i
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by dtech 3y ago
It looks like a good change for the average user, a secret stored on the device is likely a whole lot safer than just having a password. Having it as the only factor seems less secure than password + good extra factor like TOTP on device th
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by dtech 3y ago
but it's misleading. The financial crisis was basically triggered by those, and not by the ones shown here in 2008-2009.
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by dtech 3y ago
One problem that I find is that it is so unstandarized and ad-hoc beyond the network level that you basically need a complete bespoke client/parser for every API, even within larger companies if the teams are more independent. Meanwhil
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by dtech 3y ago
That's a lot more detectable, and has a high risk of coming out, see e.g. Pegasus. Cloud access is nearly invisible.
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by dtech 3y ago
The latter is not really the case. There seems to be something that causes animals being fed antibiotics to gain weight faster than without, all other circumstances being equal. This might have something to do with gut flora.
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by dtech 3y ago
Europe has ASML, without which literally no modern chips could be made. It seems like quite a mistake to equal market cap with importance or innovation.
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by dtech 3y ago
You can use io.github.youruser or any other meriod of namespaces you can get for free
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by dtech 3y ago
nothing immediately, once your account has the namespace it keeps it. I don't know the policies on what would happen if someone else registered the domain and contested the ownership though.
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by dtech 3y ago
That's quite different. The case described here would be another party forcing Cloudflare and any possible other provider to boot the subject as a customer.
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by dtech 3y ago
Nope, usually feel like I don't get enough air.
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by dtech 4y ago
The TSA checks are ineffective, they fail detection 95% of the time [1]. That's a pretty good indication that it's security theater. Personally, I'd expect the decrease to be mostly attributable to increased cockpit access se
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by dtech 4y ago
The term you're looking for is security theatre
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by dtech 4y ago
Some propagate that's more or less how the two halves of the human brain work.
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by dtech 4y ago
> Do you produce electricity without CO2 emissions? There's multiple ways deployed on a mass-scale, and hopefully by 2035 those will provide the vast majority of electricity. So yes.
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by dtech 4y ago
You don't really need real reading skills to use TikTok, Youtube, call or send voice messages.

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