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by est31 5y ago
Yeah and they absolutely do torture civilians, journalists even, e.g. read this testimony: https://rsf.org/en/news/chilling-account-radio-france-fixer-...
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by est31 5y ago
Not sure how realistic it is to access the resources in such a short time frame.
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by est31 5y ago
Those 10 years require the use of fracking, which is I think too bad for the environment, especially for a country as densely populated as Germany. The resources that don't require fracking are only enough for 1-2 years of consumption
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by est31 5y ago
The base case, in which Alice and Bob don't reach an agreement, has a specific name: BATNA. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Best_alternative_to_a_negotiat... Also note that it's two humans agreeing on a deal, a
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by est31 5y ago
Nuclear can't be shut down / turned on on a short term basis, there is a lot of inertia. It might be a solution for seasonal issues only, but in Germany, there's usually wind during the no-sun season, and sun during the no-wi
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by est31 5y ago
> The reality is that with their talent they could earn that per month at FAANG. You are making the mistake in assuming that the FAANG interview process is not based on a tradeoff: they rather send away many competent people than hire
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by est31 5y ago
Definitely, these two things are about two different kinds of statement though. One which directly affects you, where voicing will dramatically improve your situation. The second type of statement is where you discuss something as a hobby,
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by est31 5y ago
Multiple groups were voting leave for multiple reasons, but yeah one of those groups objected to, slavic, especially polish immigration enabled by the freedom of movement [1]: > research suggests that areas that saw significant influx of
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by est31 5y ago
One canvas limitation I ran into was obtaining the height of a given piece of text. Width is available, but height is not, so you can't center some text vertically. Stack overflow tells you to use an "M" character as it has
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by est31 5y ago
> Linux has stable userland ABI. I managed to run a gui binary from Slackware 12 (from 2007) in a chroot The key word is chroot here, and managed . Sure, a technology enthusiast might manage to run binaries from 2007 on a chroot ,
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by est31 5y ago
> There's nothing about electric car propulsion that requires "high end semiconductors". Fundamentally, no, but that doesn't mean that these cars have been designed with chip availability in mind, so at least one of t
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by est31 5y ago
That FLAC support is only in CAF containers IIRC, means that most FLAC files won't play. But yes, if you transmux it into CAF, it'll work.
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by est31 5y ago
Compared to law and medicine, programming is still a young profession. The field is evolving rapidly, and a lot of people are joining it. If the incentives remain as high as now, supply might eventually outstrip demand.
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by est31 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30349871
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by est31 5y ago
There is a ton of logging infrastructure etc. that would all have to be changed to do ipv6. And sadly, the benefit to individual users is little, as every ISP has ipv4 already. So other features get prioritized: https://meta.stac
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by est31 5y ago
reddit's search isn't that helpful though. I often get to reddit from Google, sometimes I even do site:reddit.com, but still using Google's search.
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by est31 5y ago
Yeah hierarchical file systems are not the one true way to organize your data. But from my understanding, the user grants access via this API on a directory based level when the website asks for access to one directory. If you have no conce
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by est31 5y ago
Most (>80%) of users are highly computer illiterate. Even among younger folks. There has recently been a story on hn about zoomers not "understanding" how file systems work.
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by est31 5y ago
This destroys all your B-cells in your body, right? That means the B-cells aren't available for normal operation any more, right? I guess it's better to be immuno compromised than dead...
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by est31 5y ago
Or content-disposition as of HTTP/2. Just verified with the browser console that it's sending that header (and using HTTP/2).
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by est31 5y ago
To add to this, how many virions are needed for a successful replication to start depends on the virus. https://www.virology.ws/2011/01/21/are-all-virus-particles-i...
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by est31 5y ago
As long as they take their daily ART pills, they are safe from AIDS in specific, which is basically a death sentence. But things are not black and white. Someone who has ever been HIV positive counts as immuno compromised for their entire l
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by est31 5y ago
It gets different when you are talking about denial of service attacks. Imagine everyone drove cars from the same brand, and one day a hacker discovers a way to make them all stop. Then society is shut down. If 20% of cars stopped working,
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by est31 5y ago
> The GitHub release has a single 8.4M binary. That's a definitely acceptable size, thanks for pointing that out. Yeah a bunch of symlinks should solve the issue. If the binary is kept cached in RAM at least, there should be no over
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by est31 5y ago
According to cargo bloat, 40.1% of the .text section comes from clap, and 46.7% of the .text section comes from std. clap is quite famous to be extremely bloaty. To give an answer to your other question: a lot of the additional code size is
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by est31 5y ago
This is an extremely amazing project because it's actually trying to come up with a replacement that can be used as such. Nobody is going to rewrite scripts to use exa instead of ls for example. The coreutils are also somewhat the &quo
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by est31 5y ago
Any company that is going to negotiate with a cloud company, or that is going to compete with a cloud company, should avoid using any services from that cloud company. Otherwise you risk giving them access to strategy papers, or even intern
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by est31 5y ago
In the Apple founder list, you forgot Ronald Wayne who was 41 at the time of founding. Facebook also had several cofounders who left early, but I think they were all Zuckerberg's generation (Sean Parker was not a founder ).
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by est31 5y ago
One could imagine a societal model where the number of children is restricted instead of access to life prolonging technology. So to target a stable population, you'd allow people to have only as many children as people have died in th
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You can use this website to get a graph: http://www.bricklebrit.com/stromboerse_leipzig.html You have to enter the date and so on. I have done it for the Jan 20 2021 to Jan 20 2022 range and obtained this deeplink: http:&#

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