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by hvb2 4mo ago
So in the first 5 years, no reason not to buy it. Basically proving the point I was making
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by hvb2 4mo ago
That's also a bit 'you get what you pay for'? Especially with large electronics/cars typically it pays off to go for the more expensive ones. Miele here as well and well past a decade And there are still parts too
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by hvb2 4mo ago
Cars only show if they're well made after like a decade? These are not washing machines or something. Sadly that's also why it's hard to buy a new car, you only know what's a quality car years down the line. First impres
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by hvb2 4mo ago
Assuming you have all the code in your solution, you could do this with a source generator instead and have no need of reflection and are AOT compatible
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by hvb2 4mo ago
> If there exists sufficient demand for the product of space launches then it's probably reasonable to expect their to be a near-peer competitor soon Space is not that easy. Even with unlimited money, it'll probably take 10 yea
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by hvb2 4mo ago
That's also how you get to little disposable income. It's choices people make and that's their right but it does look odd occasionally.
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by hvb2 4mo ago
No, that's because in the US they're handling the international flights separately. It's also the reason why even when you have a layover, you need to clear customs. Domestic flights in the US are like busses/trains else
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by hvb2 4mo ago
Which is fine, if and only if that's your actual business
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by hvb2 4mo ago
For calculus maybe, but in medical/biology fields you might want to see how different people may react differently to the same treatment.
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by hvb2 4mo ago
Government, and taxation/subsidies in general, have and always will be a tool to encourage one thing and discourage the other. A lot of research won't be profitable for years to come or is even unlikely to be profitable at all, so
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by hvb2 4mo ago
> I don't know why no one else can produce a laptop with decent battery life with an near silent fan and good display and overall great production quality. Isn't that the whole reason why Apple is the company it is? Steve Jobs
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by hvb2 4mo ago
The engines are seeing significant development. These engines are the most complex of their kind, they inject the fuel and oxidizer as hot gases. Google full flow staged combustion cycle What you refer to as the rocket, meaning the tube its
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by hvb2 4mo ago
You don't need to fill it all the way up for that. If in flight your engines burn for 2 minutes, but your static fire is only a few seconds you can see why.
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by hvb2 4mo ago
Because it's all keyboard based. Depending on your field of work a good UI can be very different. A few years ago I watched an account work through my companies numbers using their accounting software. It's entry method? A windows
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DOJ charges Google staffer over Polymarket trades netting $1.2M(text.npr.org)
3 points by hvb2 4mo ago|0 comments
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by hvb2 4mo ago
What I'm trying to say is that the cost of answering the question might look like 30 seconds to the person asking. What really happened is, you context switch, answer a mundane question, and now spend 30 minutes to get back to the ment
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by hvb2 4mo ago
Sure, but asking someone something that should be easily answered in a few seconds is also rude. Programming is an intense job, in that it takes a lot of focus and time to build up a mental model of what you're working on to make progr
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by hvb2 4mo ago
It does look like Jetten was too much of an optimist. Thinking he will just get some things done if only he gets a coalition together...
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by hvb2 4mo ago
The voters don't always deal the cards favorably for the coalition system. Compared to a 2 or 3 party system, I think I still prefer the coalitions though as it forces them to negotiate
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by hvb2 4mo ago
'het kabinet' or 'de regering' is the executive branch in NL. You don't need a president to have an executive branch. Eerste/tweede kamer. Legislative, make the laws Ministers/staatssecretarissen, executiv
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by hvb2 4mo ago
Really? Just 3. I didn't say it was the only one, it's probably the worst offender though
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Trump DOJ mass-deletes info on Jan. 6 riot cases, incl violent assaults on cops(text.npr.org)
68 points by hvb2 4mo ago|5 comments
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by hvb2 4mo ago
> If anyone ever tries to hold you accountable, double down. Basically the entire policy of the current US administration summed up in a sentence lol
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by hvb2 4mo ago
> A noisy pager forces the team to fix the 500s. I'm sure you're not in ops. Or in a dev org of a service with decent request rates. What you're asking for is a service to fail silently. There's no way a service with
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by hvb2 4mo ago
Does that sound outlandish to you? It doesn't to me... It's probably something he would use as 'change' to resolve something unrelated with NATO. Then he can sell how well he's keeping NATO together
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by hvb2 4mo ago
> which i'm sure the current administration would honour It would've been the same administration as the one doing the negotiations, so I would assume yes. > There should be grave consequences alone for the fact that the gov
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by hvb2 4mo ago
> A couple of weeks ago, the entire parliament (with only a single party dissenting) voted for a motion to end the contract with Solvinity, but the government extended it anyway, leaving blocking the takeover as the only option, Given wh
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NL govt blocks DigiD takeover by solvinity(nos.nl)
7 points by hvb2 4mo ago|3 comments
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by hvb2 4mo ago
No source in English yet that I could find. Basically this is the Dutch authentication system for all government services that would become owned by an American company through an acquisition of the company running it
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by hvb2 4mo ago
When you're putting down this much for a car, you have options... I don't think this will be on the top of the list. So the rest of the world not caring doesn't matter as the audience for this is probably a million people at

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