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exiguus
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I have two questions: 1. Do I understand it correctly and the validation header is individual for each installation? 2. Is this header only in Google Chrome or also in Chromium?
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> My intuition here is that this study mainly demonstrated that the learning curve on AI-assisted development is high enough that asking developers to bake it into their existing workflows reduces their performance while they climb that
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No, just no.
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1y ago
I really enjoyed the article. I have to say, though: sorry, not sorry, but application size is a poor measure of performance. A 128KB size limit doesn't account for pictures, videos, tracking, ads, fonts, and interactivity. Just avoid
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Thats not true. It's 75% renewable. Means, biomass, wind, solar etc.. And in Winter it is 55% renewable. Shortages are compensate mostly with fast booting Gas, Coal and Hydrogen plants. Also trading[1] in Germany is relatively even (in
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The transformation paths for Germany show, that they want to dismiss fossil energy sources until 2035. In Germany renewable energy share is around 70%. Last nuclear-power plant was shut down 2023. [1] https://www.energy-charts.in
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It's great for the companies that run the plants because they are highly funded by subsidies from the society in which they are built. Nuclear power simply does not work from a capitalist point of view. Former Governments just swallowe
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Thats actually not that wrong, because there were contracts between Russia and germany for over then years, where Russia offered very cheap gas for the German industry (Nord-Stream I and II was build for that). But beside this, Germany was
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Thanks for setting the record straight. For me, as a non-Brit, the movie and the term “prosecution” helped me to misunderstand.
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Deep State makes kind of sense here, because the U.K. Post Office, had there own Law Enforcement. They can act like the state in several ways. I think the correct term is "Private prosecution". And as fare as I understand it, the
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I became aware of this fraud involving Fujitsu/Horizon and the UK Post Office at the beginning of this year because I watched the movie 'Mr. Bates vs The Post Office.' I can recommend it. It's sad to see all these people
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Turkey is trying the join the European union since decades. Maybe, this is one reason the still trying.
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There is a study[1] that backup this claim. The two main key findings are: Women from disadvantaged backgrounds and lower early achievement levels experience a more significant fertility-decreasing effect from college education. And the eff
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Perhaps I don't understand it correctly, but doesn't journalism mean examining a topic from different perspectives based on evidence? Additionally, if someone writes an op-ed or commentary, the author is expressing their personal
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Currently, my team and I use v0, (and try Lovable, or Bolt) as tools for fast prototyping. Mostly, Product Owners and Architects create functional prototypes to support Epics. We use these prototypes to communicate with stakeholders, sugges
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Maybe i misunderstood you, but I did dynamic routes/pages for Next and Astro static builds. Using contentful or storyblok as a CMS, where the editor defines the routes and the components/bloks per page. Basically, the projects had
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I think the main benefit is that you are not forced to use any other library or framework like React or Vue on top of it. You can simply use HTML or Web Components. However, Astro can perform similar tasks to Next or Nuxt, such as SSR, ISR,
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The Future of Tech
(josephthacker.com)
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Another example of Wasm in the browser is: ZetaOffice, which is LibreOffice in the Browser [1]. They recently joined Collabora, which is used for example in OpenDesk[2], which is a replacement for Office365. ZetaOffice talk[3] about the cha
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I thought about it and realized that i have a lot of friends and colleagues who speak more than 3 languages. Many even speak 5 or more. One reason is that many have two mother tongues, e.g. Russian and Ukrainian or Russian and Lithuania, or
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Strategies to Better Resist Distractions
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Sorry, I don't want to be offensive. I'm just curious about how the YC quality check for founders works and what kind of experience and support they offer besides the obvious like money and publicity, particularly for open-source
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Does YC audit and evaluate the source code of the projects they fund?
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Stabilizing Naked Functions
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Garmin patents a sensor that can detect dehydration levels
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Building Organizational Capacity for Large-Scale Change
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UFOs, Aliens, and the Unknown Other
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Thanks for this insides. I am curious and want to know: Is it also a 'good catch, I'll fix that' when you pair program or mob? Or better, did you notice any differences in behavior and issues while pair or mob programming wit
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I have so many question. Let's say a media outlet, like a newspaper, commits to common journalism best practices, such as neutrality. In my opinion, this does not mean avoiding certain words; it means presenting different perspectives
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> Amazon’s three proposed new datacentres in the Aragon region of northern Spain – each next to an existing Amazon datacentre – are licensed to use an estimated 755,720 cubic metres of water a year, roughly enough to irrigate 233 hectare
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