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Basic income trial falls flat in Finland
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I would probably use lsof(8)
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It's more than that; there's a lot of tooling and documentation around Elixir that either doesn't exist in Erlang or appears to exist only via tribal knowledge ("Well, of course everyone knows you need to {X} to {Y}, w
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I cannot for the life of me remember the context, but I remember reading about skills that can't be taught; only learned; chicken-sexing was one of these.
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Thanks, that was the sort of article I was hoping for. I am surprised to see Denver winning best transit in America, though; it still takes me 2-3x the time to travel light rail or bus than driving. Sometimes the convenience is worth it, bu
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I haven't seen this actually happen, though. In Denver, at least, RTD has been expanding routes and light rail service (albeit slowly, but that is most definitely NOT Uber's fault), even as Uber, Lyft, etc. have become more popula
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As it happens, not only do they remember, they actually organize their nut storage in geographic chunks: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/squirrels-can-sto...
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This seems straightforward, if only from a cash flow perspective-- customers are the people who give you money; vendors are the people you give money to.
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Grocery Bag Bans and Foodborne Illness
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In the sense that both were effectively rebuilt from almost-but-not-quite-scratch for each launch, yes.
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Way back in the day HP had just transitioned its HP-UX C++ compiler from its older, Cfront-based, C++ compiler to a native solution. I found (in released code, no less!) some fairly trivial template compositions (I forget exactly, but it wa
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I think the important distinction-- and the reason that I never got very far in Forth myself-- is that with Forth, you don't have the pile of tools and raw materials, but instead a forge and some ingots of various metals. You really do
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Well, that, and presumably a package that is scheduled to be delivered to the home in question that has also not been marked as delivered. I'm just astonished that they believe a delivery person will bother-- I've never had a deli
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FYI, I believe you may have meant "tongue in cheek": https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/tongue-in-cheek
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It's common in many parts of the US to buy a liquor license from an existing establishment.
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A quick Google for "outlook autoreply headers" gave me https://www.jitbit.com/maxblog/18-detecting-outlook-autorepl... -- a more comprehensive list of headers is available at https://github.com
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Nexia | www.nexiahome.com | Full-stack Ruby / JS (React) Developer | Broomfield, CO | Full Time ABOUT US: * Profitable home automation business, since 2009 * We integrate Z-wave devices, as well as a number of 3rd-party services i
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Depends entirely on your market. A former co-worker sold his father's house for tens (possibly hundreds, I don't want to oversell this, but I can't recall for sure) of thousands of dollars over list in Denver in less than 3 d
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Well, I'm wrong. There are ~430 WF locations worldwide; there are 1,600 Aldis in the US. it's just that aside from southern California, they don't seem to have a lot of locations in the West. My closest Aldi is ~550 miles awa
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The value is that Aldi is nowhere near here, and Lidi is completely un-heard-of. The only reason I know about Aldi is that I spent a couple of years working in Chicago (and living further out), and even there I had to drive a long ways out
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Technically there is s3fs, but it's fairly terrible and I actively recommend against it. Still, it does come handy from time to time, in a limited set of cases.
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Definitely not! In fact, I use UUIDs everywhere else but the event store. I was just pointing out one case where having an int (well, bigint) primary key is actively useful, and UUIDs aren't. (edit: spelling)
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for event store databases, you'll need to have some sortable sequence ID-- you can't always even use timestamps, since on occasion you'll get multiple events happening at exactly the same time, and you still need to sequence
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My experience with Hangouts is that the screen resolution is incredibly low for a very long time, and it's super-laggy on big updates (switching virtual desktops, etc.). While appear.in is still somewhat laggy, and occasionally require
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In 1943, the War Labor Board ruled that wage freezes due to WWII did not apply to fringe benefits, which included health insurance. So you couldn't pay your employees more money, but you could pay their health insurance.
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Not that you're wrong, but this isn't exactly news. St Augustine, back in the late 4th century/early 5th, was "cool" with evolution, if you care to use those words: "Th[e] tree surely did not spring forth sudde
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technically , yes...
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Japanese zoning restrictions also contribute heavily here. It's not just that higher-density residences are available, it's that you can put them nearly anywhere. According to http://urbankchoze.blogspot.ca/2014&#x
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All we know is that the recordings were requested by the prosecution; we have no idea what, if anything, is included in them. In particular, we do NOT know if anything other than the wake word, followed by a few seconds of query, is include
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Probably, but I think the goal there is to have something that you can display on a summary page with a list of items or episodes, where there's just an icon for each (and a banner image for the background or header or some such), for
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