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dubcanada
7mo ago
About 90% of BC is nothing but wildlife and trees. You can't really compare it to Germany in any capacity, it doesn't work. Canada has land with literally 0 people on it bigger then the entirely of Germany. The vastness of Canada
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8mo ago
As a Chinese living in China, you must know the layout of the city does provide logical sense. I've only been once, and I buy stuff from factories fairly often. When I went there I basically went to a mall district where all the furnit
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8mo ago
You'd have better luck mailing a letter, but to be honest the kind of "sending a letter and getting a reply from the CEO or some sort of higher up" is long gone unfortunately. There is a few exceptions, but all of them are fo
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8mo ago
Salt water absolutely murders things, combined with constant movement almost anything will be torn apart in very little time. It's an extremely harsh environment compared to space, which is not anything. If you can get past the solar e
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9mo ago
Times inches by 25.4 for mm, there is 25.4mm in every inch.
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9mo ago
You cannot deny that Tesla has not been selling as well as other EV manufacturers. You also cannot deny that Tesla has took a heavy beating internationally. Tesla valuation is not baked in anything, it's entirely hype about potential,
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10mo ago
> If your solution is actually good, it will get adopted eventually... This has never been more incorrect. The entire world of software is people using garbage solutions because the CTO is convinced Oracle/Microsoft/what ever n
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10mo ago
Just to be completely clear... you do not need React just so you can turn JSON into HTML. HTMX can 100% can do that. You're argument is fine assuming you wish to become another react frontend in a sea of react frontends. But the docume
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10mo ago
There is a big difference between back testing scalping and back testing buy 100 NVIDA at $103 and sell at $110.
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11mo ago
I don't particularly disagree with you, but do you have evidence that modern movies are calibrated and written to allow for someone to sit on their phones the entire time and understand? Largely seems like some movies are written to be
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1y ago
No neither black box stores video. One stores audio on flash memory and the other stores flight details, sensors etc. I don’t think video is a bad idea. I assume there is a reason why it wasn’t done. Data wise black boxes actually store ver
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1y ago
Care to expand beyond a meaningless statement? What has your experience been?
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1y ago
That's rather naive, considering China has a international police unit, that is stationed in several countries https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_police_overseas_servic...
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1y ago
Jobs has been gone for almost 15 years. From what I know Ive had nothing to do with anything but design aesthetic. I am not sure either of these people have anything to do with ads on Apple Wallet. Or even Apple Wallet…
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1y ago
Adblocking is not rocket science, you block the DNS of the ads. Some also use JS to mess or remove ads. All of this is easily detected, can I ping X, can I see DOM Y, etc.
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1y ago
Tell that to everyone on the planet who uses dB
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1y ago
Good code design requires good input. And frankly humans suck at coding, so it will never get good input. You can’t just train a model on the 1000 github repos that are very well coded. Smart people or not, LLM require input. Or it’s garbag
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1y ago
1800 ish devs from the last figure I could find. 700 ish on Firefox. Now there is no way 700 people actually work on Firefox code. Throw in team leads, QA, dev tools, UI, specialized developers like WebRTC and that number makes a little mor
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1y ago
Are there not similar videos of Tesla, or other electric cars doing the exact same thing?
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2y ago
Is this a troll comment I don’t understand? Do you see coyotes running around hunting children often?
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2y ago
People need to learn to actually read articles before writing comments. As the other commenter posted it’s literally answered in the first paragraph.
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2y ago
The question was not about if being manipulative socially later in life is not a benefit. Of course it is a benefit. But you get graded based on your ability to read, write, do math, memorize data points. Not on your ability to lie to your
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2y ago
Socially, emotionally, physically for example are ways people can be intelligent that is ignored in regular schooling. Intelligence is largely related to STEM and memory in most instances. But there are a vast number of other ways to be int
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2y ago
That's hugely incorrect, most of Asian, Europe have whatsapp numbers listed, not phone numbers.
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2y ago
I don't think I'd call Caddy "widely used" it is used, but nowhere near nginx, apache, haproxy, squid, etc.
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2y ago
Does open-source mean it's free? I don't think that is what it means, it just means the source is open, viewable, and you are free to use it as per the licensing.
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2y ago
Does it sound like I am suggesting that? That's certainly not my question. I don't think RFK should be anywhere near anything. But he is. So the only option is to accept that, and hold off judging someone until bad policies are re
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2y ago
I mean it's kind of hard to not call it partisan when it starts with "Trump administration". But I may just be tired of going on reddit, X, hackernews, and seeing the exact same news articles. We are losing a lot of half way
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2y ago
Dude has been department head for a day? Do we have such little faith that we judge a person before a single stroke of the pen? While historical actions do speak loud, having a bad past does not mean you are a bad person. Nor does it mean y
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2y ago
statcounter just uses data from website traffic, it's nothing more then Google Analytics So the 14% increase is probably a single or few site(s) getting a insane amount of traffic.
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