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6y ago
This approach exactly does not require defining the unit of work. It seems designed to avoid defining it.
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6y ago
If you are lending money at absurd rates because the borrower is desperate then we could call it exploitation, but this can happen in any transaction. All transactions are "taking advantage of the fact that the borrower cannot pay you
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I think a few false positives should be fine for the use case. Those files can then just be downloaded and searched in full, still cuts out almost all the traffic as wanted.
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Medicine reduces Covid-19 fatality rate by 80 percent
(politiken.dk)
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6y ago
Reported by major Danish newspaper, but I don't see it on any international news sites yet.
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6y ago
SimCorp uses Ocaml as well.
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Show HN: Metapost PNG Preview for Emacs
(github.com)
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9y ago
Very cool use of word2vec and fun to play with. Thanks for sharing.
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9y ago
I wondered the same thing, there is an excellent book on this topic called "The reckless mind" that might interest you if you didn't already read it. I portrays great thinkers who got swayed by totalitarian systems and asks w
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In Denmark where Velux was developed sunlight can be pretty hard to come by and you want to absorb as much as possible. The windows work well for climate control, because the main concern is to capture heat, not get rid of it. About the cos
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9y ago
Unfortunately crashes on windows when trying to understand my library. Looks great though.
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From the comments I get the feeling that paint is going away. But they are not removing it as far as I can tell, it is just not under active development.
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9y ago
Paint is not being removed, they are just stopping development. You can still use it.
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9y ago
Who are "you" in this case? If "you" are the employees "you" might naturally have an entirely different view of what to optimize for than if "you" are the shareholder. The promise of capitalism is tha
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10y ago
The new law actually liberalized the market a lot and is pretty smart I think. We have had 'strict' regulation on taxis as long as I know, but the new law makes it easier to enter the market while still ensuring stuff like the dri
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10y ago
Regular exercise at the gym.
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10y ago
There is an electronic version on the web-page.
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10y ago
What do you mean laggy? In the response time when typing or the time to start a new instance of emacs? If it's the first did you try emacs -q to check that you don't have something strange in you setup. If it's the latter, d
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What I'm trying to say is that: If your head hits the ground (or anything hard) in an accident Then the helmet is likely to help. But I agree that most small accidents will not include your head hitting anything. Humans are pretty good
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10y ago
Yes, I think that is one of their main purposes. It basically takes the impact energy and distributes it over a larger area and over longer time, reducing the risk of permanent brain damage. This website has some charts of a lab experiment
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10y ago
Yes, I have and it's great. Similar to Denmark where I live, but it's even safer if you wear a helmet. There is a clear benefit to wearing one and not much of cost so it's an easy choice IMO.
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That is simply not true, the helmet will be the first part of you head that touch the ground in almost any fall. Especially if you are using one of the more covering "skate" helmets. If you get hit by a car head on the helmet will
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When I was in primary school and maybe high school I remember not wanting to wear a helmet because it looked silly. As a adult I think it would be a lot more silly to loose my life, health, ability to focus or to walk just because I didn&#x
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In Denmark. The percentage of people here wearing helmets seems to be dropping again after having been on the rise for the past few years (based on my anecdotal evidence of biking around copenhagen), but it's still relatively rare. I k
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10y ago
Only entry I can find says "Currently unavailable" and does not list a price. But looks just like the Sony DP, hopefully it's a lot cheaper?
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Yes, how is this still 800$. http://pro.sony.com/bbsc/ssr/show-digitalpaper/resource.solu... I wish someone would try to compete.
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I just see a black canvas and a bunch of speech bubbles with the word "no". Using Edge.
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Something I learned way to late was to use the build in features for learning about functions and variables. C-h f : find help for functions C-h v : find help for variables C-h k : Get help for a key-combination If you have helm mode instal
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I signed on early on, suffered slow and unreliable service and ultimately lost much of my data that they corrupted at some point. I finally cut my losses about a year ago and moved what I could still extract onto onedrive, not surprised the
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11y ago
Many EU governments consider cashless to be a treat since it moves control of money away from the state and has social costs.
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