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by hawk_ 5y ago
haven't been keeping up with updates from there but what's with vaccinated people getting the disease? is that common there due double mutant variant(s)?
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by hawk_ 6y ago
well reality is famously known to have a 'liberal bias'
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by hawk_ 6y ago
or may be all the private keys need to be shared with the regulator...?
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by hawk_ 6y ago
Are there headsets other than HTC Vive and Oculus Rift that work with it?
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by hawk_ 6y ago
switched to finance as a software engineer or more trading_algo/quant engineer?
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by hawk_ 6y ago
My bad but that's the impression I have had from international media. Russian forces didn't face any significant resitance and the local russian speaking population wasn't too keen on continuing with Ukraine. Happy to hear fr
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by hawk_ 6y ago
Didn't get that feeling on my travels there pre 2015. Not sure why that could have changed drastically since.
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by hawk_ 6y ago
If you're to follow local media in China, the rhetoric around taking back Taiwan has grown stronger. Winnie the pooh also got a time limit extension on CCP leadership on the platform of a fully unified China. The signs are all there, t
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by hawk_ 6y ago
you're multitasking on the runs - one of the tasks is giving the critical reasoning part of the brain a break!
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by hawk_ 6y ago
what's the point of a contract that's not enforceable? if EU has to resort to export bans after the fact, sounds like someone somewhere didn't do basic due diligence. companies aren't going to deliver just out of the goo
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by hawk_ 6y ago
sure, but don't throw away the baby with the bathwater.
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by hawk_ 6y ago
I think it's like boiling the frog. If they ended up in a situation like that abruptly, most would bail. But the little day to day changes can lead to boiling the proverbial frog. We all do that to some extent. Members of the FAANG gro
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by hawk_ 6y ago
interesting loophole. didn't know of it. but the answer can't be prohibition either can it? for drunk drivers, the consequences should be harsher no doubt. driving is a privilege not a right and should be recognized as such. but b
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by hawk_ 6y ago
i am pretty sure loans weren't prohibited in Judaism, there's a reason for that whole history of money lending in europe predominantly done by the Jews. as for interest always bring predatory - like many things it's not so bl
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by hawk_ 6y ago
> because I don't want to join this crowd, I didn't want to join this crowd and valued my freedom much more. I saved up some money in high COL location while paying rent and moved to a low COL (another continent) Not for everyo
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by hawk_ 6y ago
i see, so apparenly different traditions count it differently. i had always heard of it as 40 days of lent or cuaresma etc... didn't know it could go upto 46 days.
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by hawk_ 6y ago
curious what kind of lent you observe that's for 50 days not 40.
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by hawk_ 6y ago
the problem is that low latency is not absolutely defined, and it's a bit of a buzzword so people who don't know about the specific niches just don't get why java won't cut and you need c++ rust or similar to meet target
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by hawk_ 6y ago
apparently brahmins in different parts of India, speaking different languages, from different schools, separated for generations recite these texts identically. while it doesn't prove anything it's plausible that due to these tech
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by hawk_ 6y ago
any idea when windows webview will switch over to Chromium?
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by hawk_ 6y ago
Exactly, free is akin to an addictive drug that we as a society have a hard time weaning off of. Strong regulation could dig us out, don't know what else could.
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by hawk_ 6y ago
yes but was that enough to cover the costs even then?
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by hawk_ 6y ago
i want a whiff of whatever you've been smoking.
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by hawk_ 6y ago
that's right i wonder the same. a motivated state actor with access to hydroelectric dams, nuclear power and large datacentres can still easily take over the network.
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by hawk_ 6y ago
perhaps I didn't fully explain that. my point was that the most direct criteria for a recruiter's performance would be how many matches they made compared to a primitive automaton. whether that requires understanding buzzwords may
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by hawk_ 6y ago
they may not understand the buzzwords but do they generate matches that wouldn't have happened otherwise? i don't have an opinion either way but understanding the meaning of the terms seems to be irrelevant to what they do.
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by hawk_ 6y ago
uhm java has method overloading..
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by hawk_ 6y ago
is that at the cost of the ability to do schema evolution?
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by hawk_ 6y ago
how is fable better than ts, could you elaborate?
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by hawk_ 6y ago
interactive brokers is a paid service and they actually pretend they are different by not sharing their flow with Citadel etc... even they blocked trades on options on these symbols.

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