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evrimoztamur
2y ago
With 3, this is called an accrued expense. You book the estimated expenses of that specific month not against your accounts payable (to later reconcile against the invoice, also in accounts receivable) but against an accrued expense account
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2y ago
VB6 is how I got really started off with programming and building games. There were project files you could find online of games made in VB6 of such immense complexity (one was an 'MMORPG' with networking, file save/load and
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2y ago
I agree that it was a grift, I tried to tell my penny-stock chasing friend to not toss a single penny on it after he showed me their pitch deck (which made it look like nothing more than a consulting firm for large enterprises). He didn
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2y ago
I think not taking it personally that somebody doesn't ring you back is a good start. People are busy, as you get older you have more responsibilities than you have time, so whatever you can eke out is for people who're already in
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2y ago
That's definitely the 'retro' way of doing it, and has been effectively outlawed in Europe with the new banking file and payment standards laws. It's rather hilarious, one of the major banks I had a conversation with bac
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2y ago
I had two herniated disks (T2/4) and one with a small fracture (T3). Clenching my jaw at night was leading to my SCM being tightened and applying pressure to the herniations, which was then causing imbalances in my upper back (which le
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2y ago
I have a story about as long in text but not in duration. Nonetheless, I was unaware of a neck injury for about four years, then I got an MRI. Orthopedist suggested seeing a brain surgeon as soon as possible, and luckily the one I found sug
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Also consider that this article is from 7 Aug, with Canon in particular showing good post-crisis recovery.
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In my experience at the frontlines (banks allowing users to submit SEPA XMLs), the situation is a lot messier. I ended up building an exporter from Xero (globally renowned cloud accounting software) to SEPA for both payments and direct debi
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2y ago
I have written about the payments part of the standard around a year ago. I think it's a good primer for people who want to understand some fundamentals and gotchas of the format. https://evrim.zone/blog/knowledge&
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2y ago
They do have the 'adult version' at https://www.endeavorotc.com/
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2y ago
A friend of mine was using the library Firefox uses for its reader mode to pipe websites into LLMs for translation. It worked very well, check it out at https://github.com/mozilla/readability .
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2y ago
Copy-pasting HTML of the article body (manually) into Claude 3.5.
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2y ago
I will add my two cents for people who believe that this might be related only to the SWE and tangent industries: It's really not. I have many friends (in Europe) who are trying to get through to different jobs in unrelated industries
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2y ago
It dereferences a mutable reference to h twice, ignoring its type with _s. I suppose this implies that h is a reference type itself.
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2y ago
You can trust the beankeepers to keep the beans in check!
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I agree with your comments, but it's still good to recognise that although his modelling might not be correct or imprecise, the results do show diffusion occurring. It might not be the realistic simulation of what's going on but
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2y ago
What do you mean, I can definitely doom scroll my banking app!
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2y ago
To be fair, when you go around scrolling on these roided news webapps, they switch around to other articles as you pass articles, and change the URL too!
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2y ago
Is energy independence and lower land use priced in?
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2y ago
That sounds like you should be using Result<T, E> to handle the two E cases you are describing. Success with Ok(T), with Err(Missing File) plus Err(Missing Setting).
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2y ago
Black and White is such a revolutionary PC game, I can agree to that!
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3y ago
Because `flex-direction` exists, which means that horizontal and vertical are contextually meaningless. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/flex-direct... I don't agree with the inconsi
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3y ago
Solar in desert has a lot of issues including wind and sand coverage. Although the deserts of the region may seem like unchanging environments, the ecosystem and weather is hostile to solar installations (amongst other things). Moreover, so
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3y ago
In real-life bookkeeping the journal entries contain a lot of metadata which link the individual entries to other objects such as invoices, fixed assets (computers, equipment, furniture, etc.), contacts. In an organisation's accounting
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I'm assuming that it's on its way. The path is now clear, but I assume that the engineering is not going to be as easy as dumping the code on a Mac and getting a working iOS/Gecko, lol.
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Do the models get the content of the page fed into the context or not? Otherwise it is just plasterwork.
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I have a hunch that we're going to see this on next year's Advent of Code...
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I guess there are invisible fairies dancing on the heads of every pin; or is that your point? Electrons as far as we can tell are pixies zipping around and dancing in a universal ballet.
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3y ago
Here's the real Doom player!
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