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Isn't this something that could be implemented using javascript? I don't think anyone is arguing that XSLT has to be fast. You could probably compile libxslt to wasm, run it when loading xml with xslt, and be done. Does XSLT affec
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I think this book makes a solid argument that communism is evil. And moreover that comparing the two is irrational and causes false equivalences. I think the book makes a solid argument that Communism, Marxism or socialism whatever you call
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Without looking at the rendered output :)
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Edit: I'd be interested in a more basic car, even new, not because of cost. But because I don't want my car to be a gadget that is outdated in 3 years. I'll buy a new phone for the fun of it. Not a new car. So don't put
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If you care are about cost, you buy a used car -- not a basic model. If you buy a new car, you're already paying a premium. If you're willing to pay a premium, you were probably not looking for a basic model in the first place.
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Might it not depend on the industry? I've heard of unionized factory workers negotiate lower salaries to keep the shop open. Granted that was Europe.
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Use gpg-agent with an yubikey (a hassle to configure), or the ssh-agent from openssh with passkey on yubikey (easy to configure). Require a touch to sign, put a password on the key if your paranoid, if you really paranoid disconnect the yub
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And labour is cheap. In other parts of the world, you standardize cabinetry sizes and just build for that. Then a long list of providers offer cabins that fit. Custom sounds expensive and hard to replace when needed -- what's the upsid
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Think of all the wars we didn't have :) Democracies aren't perfect, but they can change, admit mistakes and adapt.
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It's clearly useful for many things other than search.
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> Many of you have spent years or decades honing the craft of producing clear, fast, beautiful code. Very little of our code is clear, fast or even beautiful :)
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Absolutely, and buying fossil fuel has definitely been working, and it'll probably continue to work. But if in the future we don't have to buy as much fossil fuel as we do today, it'll probably have sizable effects on our eco
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I think that depends on where you are. I've heard of 20kW installations producing 500W in December. Granted 500W isn't nothing, but what if it's snows?
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If the retailer they normally sell to say they want stock the product at the given price, then you don't get to try? If you could sell it for more using a different avenue, you probably should have done that before. Tariffs this way wi
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> The expectation that you eventually reach your destination alive. Tell me, when you fly as freight do pay to have the box labelled "fragile" :)
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Seats are not included in all bus or train tickets :)
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> Why is this somewhere the government had to intervene? Because some airlines have crazy fee structures that makes comparing prices impossible. Streamlining services fosters fair competition.
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> today I notice that no soap in my house smells like anything at all. Same here, and all ja e store branded products certified allergy friendly.
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That would take a long time, and the world won't look away for that long -- I hope not
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> One must destroy the other for peace to exist - this is the nature of war. Wars generally don't end with genocide. Conquered people don't cease to exist. Worst case they are subjugated, but these days they just assimilated&#x
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> to prevent any possibility of peaceful reconciliation This seems like a feasible goal. > and drive the Palestinians to eventual expulsion or eradication. That strategy haven't worked for what 50 years, what makes anyone think i
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What do you even get from destroying it? Can you stop them from rebuilding? It seems like all Trump does is to burn the cards that the US spent decades collection.
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Does Iran have friends or are they more like business relationships? Even despite Trump, I think the US and many western countries have actual friends that would show up if bad things happened.
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2001 seems like a long time ago, is that really the legal helmet here?
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Ukraine just demonstrated how to mess with long range aviation parked in the open. I'm not saying it's easy, but there are many soft targets in America. But yeah, who knows. The wise choice here is to go home and not play. The US
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What are you talking about this will make oil price spike, best thing you could do to support the green transition :) Joking ofc, but any oil price spike will have more impact that policy changes at this point.
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> Every country in the world with well organized military is right now working on plans to acquire a nuclear arsenal.. Maybe, but the US and Israel also just demonstrated that Russian air defense assets (as employed in Iran) can be worth
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Getting a cut is probably better. Spending gold you can't document the origin of is most decidedly going to be a hassle. Certainly not without risk. And you probably don't have money laundering connections. And you'll sleep b
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I've often found PLA to be fine. But small features on a large part can break if dropped. Of course it all depends on you application.
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> If you want to know how to fight these fights, look at the permanent government bureaucracies. They prevail in the face of "new" ideas every 4 years. Search youtube for "yes minister" :) ----- On topic, I think it&#

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