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4y ago
The company in question does seem to be headquartered in Istanbul, on the European side of the strait: https://goo.gl/maps/23aKqwx2xRtdHU4A6
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juki
4y ago
No, they're still UTF-16.
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4y ago
.NET core is .NET nowadays. The old Windows only .NET framework isn't being developed anymore (other than fixes).
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4y ago
At least in Finland you get the holiday pay (0.5 * salary) on top of the normal salary. It can also be converted to additional days off.
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4y ago
If you use `Set-PSReadLineKeyHandler -Key Tab -Function MenuComplete` it will show the options and the types of the arguments, but yeah, I don't think there is a completion function available that orders them based on history or shows
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4y ago
> It doesn't appear to have completions matching those shells What kind of completions do you mean? PowerShell has completion for commands, parameter names and arguments. You can define arbitrary script blocks to do custom completio
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4y ago
> syntax and case sensitivity have always been a barrier for me Can you clarify that a little? PowerShell isn't case sensitive, and the syntax is just a mixture of traditional shell syntax (pipes, operators like -eq/-ne/-l
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4y ago
The Verb-Noun convention isn't that bad once you learn the approved verbs well enough to know which one the command you're looking for would be using. After you have the right verb, tab-completion works fine. Also, `Get-Command` (
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4y ago
True, the slow startup is annoying (especially if you load modules in your profile), but overall I still think it's better than the alternatives. I usually just keep a terminal window always open.
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4y ago
Windows Terminal is a separate project from PowerShell. It's just a terminal that you can use with different shells (including PowerShell). I have no idea what their blog posts are saying, but at least I've always found it pretty
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4y ago
I think yodelshady is saying exactly that they don't need gas plants to cover nuclear while they do for wind.
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4y ago
They have different prices for different countries.
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4y ago
At least in Finland pretty much every electric company offers "pörssisähkö" contracts using either hourly or daily prices. Afaik they all provide an app to see the prices, or you can get them directly from Nord Pool. Since German
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Nord Pool covers a large part of Europe: https://www.nordpoolgroup.com/en/maps/#/nordic Your actual contract would be with some local electric company that uses Nord Pool (or some other provider).
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4y ago
Finland also just recently signed a deal for 64 F35s after several years of research and comparing alternatives. I'm fairly confident that if there was some significant problem, they would have picked something else.
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4y ago
They are/have been also used to promote growth. That's banned in the EU at least, but I think American producers still do it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antibiotic_use_in_livestock#Gr...
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> It was too much hassle to add new entries (I'm lazy), so now I have a utility that inserts journal entries in the correct place from the command line Wouldn't it be easier to just use org-mode's capture functionality ( h
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5y ago
> Even now, a company in many militaries seems like the smallest unit that's somehow "self-contained" or capable of independent operation and logistics in a way neither a platoon or a battalion does. Do you have company an
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> Could this be used to generate large scale 3d building models automatically? A lot of places have lidar data available that can be used for that.
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Legal matters always depend on the jurisdiction. Here in Finland, for example, everyone has the right to privacy and "secrecy of confidential message". The law has a couple exceptions, but things like age or who pays for devices a
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Looks like it's trying to use pkg-config to find the necessary flags for the library: https://github.com/sionescu/iolib/blob/master/src/syscalls/f... The proper solution would be to instal
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It's a bit weird that it would load asdf despite --no-userinit. Maybe there's something in your system init. In that case adding --no-sysinit in the command line might help.
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The last three commands are the whole installation (`git clone` and `cd` would be required anyway). Adding a completely unnecessary dependency to a second build tool just to invoke tasks in the build tool they already use would be pretty si
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You're forgetting that those non-Qataris are almost all migrant workers, so the population is extremely skewed towards relatively healthy 20-50 year old men. Also, people aren't just worried about directly work related deaths, but
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> but why not add something new like memory management to learn about? You can learn that with Nim too. It supports manual memory management like C. The new ARC/ORC GC also works more like modern C++ than a traditional GC. > its
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> A function per slot written inside the module that owns the symbols? Yes, usually you define accessors/readers for the slots that you want to be available to others. An accessor is basically a function that can be used like a vari
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In CL, slots are named by a symbol, and anyone can access it if they have access to the symbol. Symbols however are, by default, internal to a package (~namespace). Internal symbols won't be included when someone imports the package to
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Powershell is also a good option nowadays (although a lot of people on HN seem to dismiss it for various, imo rather superficial, reasons). PS> (irm https://api.github.com/repos/lmorg/murex/issues) | % {
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There was a Hungarian volunteer battalion that came to Finland for the Winter War in early 1940, but as far as I know, the war ended while they were still in training, so they didn't participate in any battles.
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No, it mutates the input trie. If you call `insert(trie, "foo")` with an empty trie, it will be modified to look like {'f': {'o': {'o': {END: True}}}} I don't think this implementation is
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