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jalk
2y ago
I guess they will have to put old people at the controls, to overcome "the worker shortage in aging Japan"
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2y ago
"Biphasic programming" is also present in frameworks like Apache Spark, Tensorflow, build tools like Gradle and code-first workflow engines. Execution of the first phase generates a DAG of code to be executed later. IMO the hardes
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2y ago
Snuggle fabric softener immediately springs to mind here
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2y ago
No - the opposite
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2y ago
I was kind of embarrassed by my handwriting in my mid twenties. So I spend an hour now and again over a couple of months practicing. I was amazed about how little it took to improve. My motivation for practicing, was way higher than in elem
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I heard a story about a guy, who was one of the few survivors in a crash. His explanation was that he had his waist belt very tight. On his way out he saw a lot of people with severe abdominal injuries, caused by being flung into the slack
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2y ago
recent Disney shows perhaps (i.e Acolyte)
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2y ago
If you already had an RPI pico, couldn’t you use something like https://github.com/kholia/xvc-pico from the start?
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2y ago
People with tetrachromacy have 4 cones Don’t know if that extra color perception, negatively influence other aspects of their vision
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2y ago
Stiga Hockey is next
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2y ago
Iirc intersection requires the HLLs to have similar cardinality, otherwise the result is way off.
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3y ago
If the cover is not already inside out, then grab two duvet corners in on hand and pass to one cover corner (inside the cover ofc.) use your free hand to pinch cover corner and one of the duvet corner from the outside. Now place the remaini
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3y ago
Bank of America supports user purchased TOTP devices. https://www.bankofamerica.com/security-center/online-mobile-...
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3y ago
Which is why many bridges have stuctures around the pillars to avoid the direct collisions
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3y ago
Common Table Expressions (CTE) do help a little, as you can query each “table” and inspect the output. Debugging a giant query with deeply nested sub queries is very painful indeed
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jalk
3y ago
How would you consider an RC filter a DAC? there is nothing digital about it
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3y ago
My dad (who is in his late seventies) told me that while years seems to pass faster and faster with age, the future is still as far away, as it has always been.
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3y ago
How is that different from how cores, mem and network bandwidth is allotted to tenants?
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jalk
3y ago
Except I rarely think of goatsee when meditating
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3y ago
That only works for reading emails, not sending/replying using the shared account.
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3y ago
Brainfuck anyone?
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3y ago
I have never ever met at dev with that attitude. I've seen managers trying to postpone fixes, because they naively thought there was little chance it would be discovered by hackers. A quick tour of Shodan, logs of SSH access attempts a
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3y ago
How does absolute mouse work? The mouse hw just reports delta x/y and has no idea how the corners of your screen map to your desk surface. So it sounds like special hw. or very frequent recalibration of “corners” after moving mouse whe
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3y ago
When you have a hammer, everything looks like thumbs
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3y ago
Yes, but one would hope that if an insurance company was caught using stolen data to calculate the premiums, that would be the end of that company and jail time for management (like the leaders of VW responsible of the emissions testing che
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3y ago
There seems to be plenty of cobol transpilers - anybody know why they can’t use those. Immediate thought was it’s just beating on the dead Watson horse.
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3y ago
I simply gave you an example of why lots of people like DST, as a counter to your "hivemind" claim. Perhaps my example was too extreme, so consider southern Europe - June sunrise at around 04:30 and sunset at 19:50 without DST. I
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3y ago
Really? Perhaps you should checkout https://www.timeanddate.com/ to see when the sun rises/sets in the summer in various places. I.e. June 21st Stockholm - 03:30 and 22:08 with DST. The vast majority of people simply
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3y ago
By that logic it would be unhealthy to permanently move from Portugal to Spain.
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3y ago
Those days are still here if you think you have the time for it. I.e. https://www.linuxfromscratch.org/
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