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Davos sponsored “research”?
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Switch professions, before it’s too late.
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Cars are means and symbols of individual independence and freedom. As such, they wouldn’t be allowed in a 1984 world. Beware those trying to eliminate cars.
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Rubbish. It’s attitude like that which keeps less common languages from taking off. Hidden mindset-language bias stemming from using the hammer you’re familiar with for every nail. Moreover, Prolog in particular requires a complete mindset
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It’s time to do something about that. Isn’t it time to have two categories of authorship on (scientific) papers - authors and enablers? The latter is for people who organized, supervised and otherwise enabled the work etc. Other suggestion
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HP. Both Elitebook and Probook lines with Intel CPUs have served faithfully for many years. Latest been i5 11th gen and 40GB RAM, NVMe PCIe 3x4, FHD.
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Yup. It’s part of gun control campaign. Scare the living s#it out of the general population that is driven by hysteria anyhow.
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Completely agree with the paid trials/projects point. The typical hiring process is so broken and one sided, with the interviewers wasting candidate’s time with no consideration whatsoever that it’s utterly disgusting.
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Aside from bashing a paradigm one is not used to/doesn’t like/didn’t grow up with, what are the real cases where dealing with the textual output of procfs creates serious realistic performance issues? The argument about insecurity
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Can someone with real knowledge on deployment and usage of these language tell where are they being used (beyond a dedicated hobbyist community)? Which industries? What systems? Volume of transactions? Genuinely interested and will appreci
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Yes. This is the result of vast olygopolization. Market shares cannot grow and natural growth of revenues are not enough for boards of directors. Thus, they want you to pay many times over your lifetime what you’d have paid once for a produ
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Typical case of a monopoly hug-of-death. Buy a better competitor for (relatively) cheap, milk the bright but somewhat naive heads for ideas and smother to death. Leaving no trace. Waze was great and achieved tremendous success all of its ow
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Yes, Windows 11 is surprisingly good. It’s the new Windows 7, which was the new Windows XP, which was the new Windows 98.
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The comparison is missing sway/Wayland and i3/X
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This is useful! I like it. Thank you for the effort!
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As an independent nation Ukraine committed actual genocide against other ethnic religious population within its borders at least 3 times. 2 of them during the 20th century. Ukraine never acknowledged those, neither took responsibility, nor
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Is “Ok, Google” or Siri better? More successful? If you think so - please explain.
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Quite shallow selection. How were the videos selected vs. other videos on the same topic (and say similar length)? What are the credentials of the curator to convince curator’s choices are indeed worthwhile?
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Upvote
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If you think it doesn’t you must believe in Santa Claus and I got a bridge to sell you.
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To become wise, rather than merely clever, two additional elements are necessary. One is humility. Cleverness often leads to various forms of hubris. The most dangerous of which is to overvalue one’s deductions/decisions (as opposed to
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LOL That’s a very clever observation! Do you feel impotent as the result?
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The article you reference, while an interesting memoir read, does not contradict the statement you disagree with and quote above. Pascual Jordan was a literal Nazi. This is undisputed. His ideology preceded his joining of the Nazi party, wh
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You’re suing NSO because it is not a USA based company tied into the US MIIC (military-intelligence-industrial-complex) and supporting legislators. You’re suing NSO because it is highly successful at what it does, putting the unsuccessful c
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Volunteer. Go help other people. Something with commitment, not just casual. See how other people are trying to survive. Perhaps you’ll start appreciating how fortunate you are in the process. Take responsibility upon yourself. Stick throug
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Good explanation!
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That panic was unfortunate…
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Thank you for sharing this interpretation!
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This is a blatant antisemitic lie peddled by the worst genocide committers in the world, namely the Ukrainians. Yes, they are worse than the Germans.
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The famine of the early 1930s in Ukraine and some other territories of then USSR was a natural phenomenon, consistent with the history of every few years bad crops in these highly primitive agricultural territories. Prior to the Soviet rul
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