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961.
by jeltz 3y ago
My country, Sweden, is one of the ones pushing for this to be implemented so I am very happy to have the EU block it. What is the position of politicians in your country?
962.
by jeltz 3y ago
The book itself says for quite many of them so not sure I understand your question.
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by jeltz 3y ago
There are debit cards too.
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by jeltz 3y ago
Anecdotally I cannot say it has gotten harder for me to lose weight. It is still as hard now at 39 as it was in my 20s.
965.
by jeltz 3y ago
Viral vectors on the other hand are.
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by jeltz 3y ago
The second part could also be the other way round. If there is easy access to CSAM maybe there will be less abuse. I could see either case be true, or that the availability of such material does not change incidence of abuse st all. But hav
967.
by jeltz 3y ago
What hypocrisy? There are almost no comments here.
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by jeltz 3y ago
PipeWire made sound finally work flawlessly for me on Linux, Proton made it possible to play a ton of games, graphics drivers being stable, especially for Vulcan and Firefox enabling hardware acceleration. Some things are worse as you note,
969.
by jeltz 3y ago
Near inedible is an exaggeration, I do not mind mutton at all and find it quite tasty, but it is indeed very different from lamb.
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by jeltz 3y ago
Most of many European city centres?
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by jeltz 3y ago
Not at all the same thing and way more expensive. Not saying I see the point of the dystopian hell hole but it is a very cheap hell hole.
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by jeltz 3y ago
None of this matches what seems to be the reality on the battle field. Russia has fielded a lot of modern equipment and many of their elite units. There is plenty of footage of destroyed modern Russian equipment. Yes, Russia is holding back
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by jeltz 3y ago
A coworking space costs like 500 dollars so you would basically just get that bed sized appartement for 200 dollars per month.
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by jeltz 3y ago
Most apartments don't have fire escapes.
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by jeltz 3y ago
F (and E) has partial and unsafe compatibility with G that they fail to mention. I have seen people use that way too often in Malta.
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by jeltz 3y ago
Personally I prefer type E despite growing up in a country with type F. They are less prone to being annoying when build quality is poor.
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by jeltz 3y ago
Malta and Ireland use type G.
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by jeltz 3y ago
The headline says "non-food products", so no, that would be stupid. If it is indeed dangerous then it should be regulated as dangerous foods which is something EFSA handles.
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by jeltz 3y ago
But it always loses to insertion sort.
980.
by jeltz 3y ago
I feel you are overstating your point. There was belief in vampires in medieval Europe too. And the origin is likely from pagan pre-Christian beliefs in Eastern or South Eastern Europe.
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by jeltz 3y ago
Because when done in a team where people want to work together and do not have incentives discouraging that it is a really good tool for spreading knowledge and improving maintainability. So far I have only once worked at a place where the
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by jeltz 3y ago
> * CR feedback always has a specific action item that is easy to address Then CRs are pretty much pointless. The feedback I want as a senior developer is the complex stuff and that is half of the time not easy to address. The trivial st
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by jeltz 3y ago
Why would the be an issue? I have written plenty of tests for SQL code an it is no harder than writing tests for e.g. Ruby or Python code. Especially if you have an ORM involved.
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by jeltz 3y ago
That is not a budget issue. We could fix that if we want to, people just do not want to.
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by jeltz 3y ago
It happens more often than you think. For example it has happened a bunch of times that people have argued against PostgreSQL core developers about the internals of PostgreSQL. I know most of their usernames so it is always a great laugh fo
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by jeltz 3y ago
Usually not because as the saying goes: the market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent. Most people simply cannot afford to make those bets against the market.
987.
by jeltz 3y ago
No, let's not. I have seen examples here on HN where leading experts in the relevant field have been accused of Dunning-Kruger (I recognized the usernames, the accusers obviously did not). Such accusations are just namecalling and dest
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by jeltz 3y ago
I have a very satisfying and social life outside work but working from home still sucks.
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by jeltz 3y ago
Many offices are empty wastelands so, no, the only option is to switch jobs.
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by jeltz 3y ago
I have tried most of them: Google Meet, Teams, Slack, Discord, Skype, Jitsi and so far I liked Jitsi the most and Skype the least.

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