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by he0001 5y ago
Even if the battery and the car’s components are not environment friendly, it must be better to have the emissions centrally than to have them at each individual car. It’s obviously much harder to control omissions from a single car (not co
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by he0001 5y ago
Isn’t that the problem? Because for most people, believing in it is the only option? They don’t have the tools or the ability to either refute nor confirm it.
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by he0001 5y ago
So how do you find out if your data is in this breach?
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by he0001 5y ago
I had this team of consultants which sole purpose was to introduce an ES system, it was my predecessor that had decided this. The consultants were “experts” on building this kind of system. Very long story short, it failed miserably with a
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by he0001 5y ago
My experience is that fp is notoriously bad at dealing with errors. Errors are quite common in everyday business cases, although usually ignored, (like in c#), which makes it hard to “fit” into whatever you are working with. Any language th
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Can distributed ledgers be squared with European data (2019) [pdf](europarl.europa.eu)
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by he0001 5y ago
In Thai you speak differently depending on if you are male or female. Perhaps that’s an idea since I believe you then don’t need to assume anything.
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by he0001 5y ago
> - Double standards about who is allowed to challenge vote certifications. Democrats challenged Trump's election and both of Bush 43's elections as is permitted in the Constitution. When Republicans did the same in 2021 they w
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by he0001 5y ago
Well, the thing is that the ID asserts that there is a government party that is a guarantor to that you exist and you are who you say you are. So by showing them the ID they know that all the work is done to assert this and they only need t
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by he0001 5y ago
While proof of residence isn’t necessary, you do need some sort of identification right? This due to anti money laundry laws. A bank in Europe must be able to prove that an individual is who he is. The identification will indirectly prove t
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by he0001 5y ago
> Takes months to see a specialist? Even having an insurance can mean that it will take months to see a specialist. And universal healthcare doesn't have to mean that there shouldn’t be any private health care. The Nordic countries
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by he0001 5y ago
Why is that strange? Universal Health care doesn’t mean you don’t have options if you can pay or is that a sign of failure to you? Also the article mentions that 700k Canadians are waiting for health care (it doesn’t mention how long they h
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by he0001 5y ago
Is sublime doing the merge instead of git? Or are you referring to use sublime as the merge tool to resolve conflicts?
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by he0001 5y ago
I’ve been working with teams with testers and with teams completely without them. My experience is that there are always bugs and about the same amount of them. It seems like it never matters how much effort you put in. I think it’s had to
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by he0001 5y ago
I don’t think the article’s solution is a good one. The CPU metric is on its own really hard to understand and complex. I’d rather have the OS to understand and report when the CPU is throttled and do the reporting accordingly. So the metri
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by he0001 5y ago
How is this different from any update program, like windows update or Ubuntu update, installing software/upgrades whenever you get updates?
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by he0001 5y ago
APL is something that has been on my TODO list for a long time. To me it’s tantalizing to express a problem with pure symbols instead of a mix of it. While APL is cool I’ve always felt that coding languages are mostly wrong. Also natural la
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by he0001 5y ago
What more db’s are based on Postgres?
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by he0001 5y ago
If you have a blockchain like that wouldn’t you be able to rewrite the blockchain if you are the only one with the access? Isn’t the idea that that there should be enough others so you can’t rewrite it? AFICT this is what happens when you f
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by he0001 5y ago
Nah, I’ve been doing inventory counts where I’ve been counting nuts and bolts for the sole purpose to update the inventory databases. These were nuts and bolts for trains but the inventory database were not correct for different reasons.
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1904 summer Olympics: men’s marathon(en.wikipedia.org)
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by he0001 5y ago
Virus exist everywhere and is the most common entity on earth. In a tablespoon of seawater there can be ten million of them. Most are not dangerous to man, about 600 is known. They are also very good to survive on their own without a host a
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Association of sleep duration in middle and old age with incidence of dementia(nature.com)
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The Tenth Watch(thetenthwatch.com)
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by he0001 6y ago
I believe it’s for the same purpose why we are seeing this. To reach a larger public audience than just the people at the faculty. I mean there might be others that work with this that may never hear about it and miss out on something. If
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How the common cold can boot out Covid(bbc.co.uk)
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by he0001 6y ago
SOLID isn’t very good, but most of the alternatives are worse. I mean if the author thinks the SOLID principles are vague, but then go on saying “it should fit in my head” seems not like a good replacement. That is also very vague and arbit
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by he0001 6y ago
How would things like Tor work against these things?
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by he0001 6y ago
Speaking from experience, I’ve been on internet since 1990. Even back then there were censorship. Moderators that took away your post if it was irrelevant or wasn’t on topic. You couldn’t store specific types of images (porn) etc. I’ve neve
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by he0001 6y ago
You must be a programmer. Those who actually checks the requirements.

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