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by goohle 5y ago
Try these videos: https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=bikini+try+on . They will help to overcome the fear.
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by goohle 5y ago
> Throwing in a face for a 20-30% increase in views is almost certainly worth it. Tits are better than just a face.
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by goohle 5y ago
Half of general audience has IQ below average.
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by goohle 5y ago
The actual number of victims in 1932-1934 is the top secret of RF. If you know actual number and can prove that, you should be already assassinated by RF, like many other historians, e.g. recently killed this year Vladimir Schukin[0]. The e
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by goohle 5y ago
Famine ≠ killing by starving to death. USSR had massive famines before and after Holodomor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor
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by goohle 5y ago
Browser is the standard library for JavaScript language.
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by goohle 5y ago
Developers at fixed-price contracts. Fast work + low number of bugs = good margin. It's exhausting, but, IMHO, it's better to work hard for 6 months and then relax for few months than to slowly push project for 2 years with red ey
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by goohle 5y ago
Because previous code is owned by previous client. For example, 1M+ LoC of code, including build system, CI, test cases, built-in documentation, in 6 months is about 7kLoC per day, divided by 5 developers it's about 1400LoC per day per
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by goohle 5y ago
LOL, foreign aid is for country, not for people. Country has lot of expenses, which are paid from taxes, so aid helps to reduce taxes, thus everyone, who works and pays taxes , pays less. Your claim is like "if foreign worker helped t
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by goohle 5y ago
Senior developers (really seniors, not 3 year seniors) can trivially produce such amount of code, because they wrote almost same code dozen times already.
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by goohle 5y ago
53k SLOC is tiny project. 5 senior developers at 1k SLOC per day will generate 53k SLOC in two weeks, just one sprint.
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by goohle 5y ago
It's same story again and again. Shell good for simple scripts. — Shell scripts are pain to support! Perl is astonishingly good for text manipulation. — Perl is write-only language! Python is easy to learn and start coding. — Python2 t
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by goohle 5y ago
Just write in the header of the script: "This script requires Fedora Linux 33 or higher" and forget about outdated OS'es, unless it's your paid job to supported them. If you OS vendor refuses to supply you with appropria
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by goohle 5y ago
Formulas are the code, otherwise FORTRAN is another popular no-code product.
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by goohle 5y ago
IMHO, it's possible to add a flag to bash, which will turn on this behavior, so problem can be fixed, but it will diverge bash from POSIX sh a lot.
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by goohle 5y ago
VI is modal text editor (think JEdit). Emacs is IDE (think Eclipse). Vim can be upgraded to IDE with plugins, and Emacs can be downgrade to a plain text editor, so they are comparable, but their primary goals are different: Vim focus is on
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by goohle 5y ago
Never heard about 10cm thick mylar or nylon fabric envelope.
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by goohle 5y ago
But we just need a thick but lightweight shell, which is hard to puncture, not a whole volume made with aerogel.
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by goohle 5y ago
It's better to create a «PWG» (POSIX Working Group), which then publish POSIX2021, POSIX2026, and so on.
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by goohle 5y ago
1) 0.024% 2) 100% of what?
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by goohle 5y ago
It's easy to get first hand experience: get a remote mouse and keyboard and then try to perform task on your laptop from 20 meters away.
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by goohle 5y ago
$ which true /usr/bin/true $ command -v true true $ which ls /usr/bin/ls $ command -v ls alias ls='ls --color=auto'
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by goohle 5y ago
GR is hard to understand, because it uses wrong postulates. A medium (Higgs «field») is present everywhere, so we can use it (or CMB) as 0 point. BB is wrong theory because photons are not immortal things, they are losing energy with time,
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by goohle 5y ago
> A strange counterexample was the 1980 rise of inflationary cosmology, where the problem and solution were discovered together. Yeah, then in 2004, 30 scientists signed open letter[0] to stop pushing of creationism into physics. Moreove
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by goohle 5y ago
Lithium hard rock mining produces about 15 tonnes of CO2 per tonne of Lithium, but Lithium geothermal mining generates energy instead: https://cornishlithium.com/projects/lithium-in-geothermal-wa...
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by goohle 5y ago
IMHO, user databases (both CouchDB and PouchDB) are just front cache. User can mess with his data in CouchDB/PouchDB using API, so it's important to keep data in an inner database, inaccessible to user, and copy data between datab
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by goohle 5y ago
Do you use «one database per user» model or «all users data in one db» model?
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by goohle 5y ago
Try different distro, e.g. Fedora. Fedora heavily uses "convention over configuration" principle, which helps to avoid issues with merging of configs, because each piece of config is stored in it own file in .d-directory.
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by goohle 5y ago
My mom uses Fedora Linux for more than 15 years. She never saw any of that. I perform upgrades when necessary.
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by goohle 5y ago
x86 Desktop, to be precise. On non-x86 desktops (e.g. Raspberry Pi 4), Linux holds it position very well. Linux+ARM desktop can replace Wintel desktop.

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