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emteycz
4y ago
The argument here is that a country that keeps talking about green energy, ecology and renewables for decades is now using much less ecological methods of power generation than nuclear, and they keep badmouthing nuclear too.
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emteycz
4y ago
I thought that was Home Basic. Only the better specced PCs came with Home Premium (and you paid for it - it is included in the price, you could have the same PC without an OS cheaper).
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emteycz
4y ago
Doesn't matter at all. Germany is exporting tons of underpriced (or even negatively priced) electricity in peak season - when everybody has more than enough of their own, so people are using it only to mine Bitcoin and other non essent
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emteycz
4y ago
Trade is not bad. Saying you don't have a use for nuclear and then using it anyways while badmouthing it is bad.
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emteycz
4y ago
Yeah. Around 2019 most companies I interviewed for started telling me they're rewriting their Angular projects to React. Before that there was a good number of Angular projects, but I'm seeing only React since then, occasionally s
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emteycz
4y ago
I live near one, it's the best environment I've ever lived within, especially compared to the coal thermal plant that was near where I used to live.
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emteycz
4y ago
Germany doesn't have blackouts only thanks to Czech and French nuclear energy ;-)
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emteycz
4y ago
Every Angular dev I knew switched to React because they couldn't find good positions...
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emteycz
4y ago
I buy it when I need to transfer (usually using a Bitcoin ATM) and then transfer it immediately - and sometimes I deposit it to the target wallet directly.
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emteycz
4y ago
BTC has stayed the same price for the duration of my transfers. It's just a few hours most of the time. There is also allowance in the law for this case - I don't need to declare anything unless I profit over $1k/year.
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emteycz
4y ago
Wasn't the Home Premium for the same price as Pro is now?
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emteycz
4y ago
Fortunately I live in a country where such thing is a big tabu. I only need to declare my gains (and only in case I'm holding less than a year) - and there are none if I am simply using BTC to send cash.
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emteycz
4y ago
Huh? I'm sending Bitcoin without involving any government. You're doing something wrong if you feel like you need to involve them.
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emteycz
4y ago
True, it definitely shouldn't be accessible to others.
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emteycz
4y ago
They cache images.
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emteycz
4y ago
I think you basically agreed with the GP.
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emteycz
4y ago
It's just the right time to do it. Any time is good, but it will be easier when she's younger. I have many colleagues who got into programming whatsoever in their 40s... Also few who started in their 50s or 60s.
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emteycz
4y ago
Sonic toothbrush Macbook Air with M1 Ebook reader with Android Phone with USB-C and USB 3.0+ (can be connected to a hub, display + mouse + keyboard works) - I run full Node.js and use coder-server to code on it using browser as my access in
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emteycz
4y ago
I got it somehow mixed up. Sorry, my bad.
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emteycz
4y ago
Not in Germany. In Germany, there needs to be direct damage by the suing party done to the suing party; and criminal cases are entirely public prosecutor-driven.
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emteycz
4y ago
In Germany? I don't think that's right.
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emteycz
4y ago
I thought the law is very specific in this case. The responsibility is driver's except in cases when it explicitly isn't - which definitely wasn't this case as no vehicle in EU had the necessary approval when it happened, and
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emteycz
4y ago
This is the guy who has promised a girl to show her "his rocket" and then went to a hotel room with her and proceeded to show her his rocket (his ex-wife told this story). I am not sure what really happened during this flight, but
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emteycz
4y ago
Cool, then that should be in the title for that post. This is wrong.
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emteycz
4y ago
We're past profitability concerns, EU is over-paying as much as it can afford so it doesn't need so much of the Russian gas - and Russia is not selling enough to fill the storage for winter.
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emteycz
4y ago
Speaking about the country where I live (CZ), it's going to be very hard to get this information. This is not something centrally managed. Everything wrt. gas import, transport, storage, distribution and usage is done by private compan
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emteycz
4y ago
Nah, it would've been sold to Europe. Or at least should've been, it'd be super-weird to keep it in the ground during the current crisis.
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emteycz
4y ago
They don't have nuclear weapons and they signed the non-proliferation treaty. Their neighbor is making nuclear threats, it only makes sense to get under a nuclear umbrella while they can. If you want states to play for themselves only,
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emteycz
4y ago
The author should visit Finland. They're spending more than enough to have one of the most formidable armies in the world and the most prepared population, only Izrael is a competitor. Calling them a freerider screams "armchair ec
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emteycz
4y ago
It was so bad I don't even want to talk about it... And it was slow, too. Back then, React was a significant speedup as well as major DX improvement. (I'm speaking about web apps such as CRM or ERP)
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