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kimi
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..followed by "YOUR PROGRAM IS +*ç% AND YOU ARE INCOMPETENT". Cannot underestimate mental health issues after a barrage fire of those messages, usually by people who could not bother to read the README.1ST - been there, done that.
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Exploring resilience among hospital workers: a Bayesian approach
(twitter.com)
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TurboTape for the C-64 and VIC-20
(atarimagazines.com)
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Observed high-resilience traits in hospital staff: why ER and surgeons win
(frontiersin.org)
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2y ago
Not feeling surprised :-(
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Tracking a call's life-cycle in Teams Telephony [video]
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2y ago
There is a recent album "Songs of Silence" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QEHcrb9bMM&list=PLvsYXqtYjM... but I think it's rather different from old funny tunes. Erasure are still active and releasing ma
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2y ago
Vince Clarke is using sw plugins nowadays. If it's good enough for Vince, it's good enough for me (says the man who plays with his Behringer 2600).
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2y ago
It's more like Erlang threads - they appear to be blocking, so existing code will work with zero changes. But you can create a gazillion of them.
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Back to the basics: keeping track of lost calls on MS Teams Voice
(youtube.com)
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I used to be a subscriber for 20+ years, they are worth their money. Why "used to", then? because a couple of years ago I could not basically find a way to have my paper version subscription renewed. I was literally not able to
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2y ago
I use asdf - https://asdf-vm.com/ - brew sucks if you need fine control of versions, multiple versions, etc.
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2y ago
You are forgetting WebRTC with Membrane...
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2y ago
Well, it depends of course, but in general police presence is way more attentive to "smaller" issues than in neighboring countries. As for experience, I have been living in CH for almost 20 years now.
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Yes, I agree with you, learning is complicated, because it's mostly un-learning habits you had for 20+ years. Stack traces suck, but after a while you grok them. The clojure/core is full of niceties, but it's so big you need
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2y ago
YMMV. I always found it very welcoming and full of interesting people.
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Tom Lehrer – Lobachevsky (with lyrics) – 1953 [video]
(youtube.com)
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It's because the little crime there is will be taken very seriously. Police will investigate your missing bike. And yes, culture and social expectations.
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Germany shuts down 12 phone scam call centres with Operation PANDORA
(europol.europa.eu)
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I use multiple external displays (some at the office and some at home) with an Arm Mac and, frankly, it mostly works without thinking about it. Sometimes things change their shape because of the different resolution, but it basically works
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2y ago
For full trip down nostalgia lane, here is a full BBS that runs on Minitel (that is the same display protocol as Ceefax but bidirectional). https://minitel.retrocampus.com/ It runs on physical Minitel terminals: https:
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I'm not sure I understand the reason why; for non-browser, you can set up a FreePBX or something in 20 minutes and it will work with any softphone. But if I was to use a chat today, I'd use something in-browser, so based on WebRTC
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TLDR for non doctors: a lot of people who are on the older side take anticoagulants or anti-platelets, and when they hit their head on the front porch, with no other symptom but a small bruise, if they go to an ER they have to undergo a use
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Reducing unnecessary head CT scans for anticoagulant/anti-platelet patients
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3y ago
> What's most game-changing, though, is that you have a backend, stateful process that is collaborating with a frontend, stateful process. ...given that managing state is the thorniest of issues, what could go wrong with this approa
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Kamailio Visions 2030 for Appalachia
(lists.kamailio.org)
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If they do it, they are not "incompetent"; it's just that is what people want/expect. You cannot afford to be the quiet piece after an ultra-powwah one when on radio on streaming....
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3y ago
In my informal polls, people we work with (users, resellers...) that are based in Argentina seem to be mildly optimistic.
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"The reentry will occur between -51.6 degrees South and 51.6 degrees North" -> "We have no f** idea of where or when it will come down, but at least we can assess it won't hit Santa Claus".
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How not to get bored and remain relevant after 20 years in software [video]
(youtube.com)
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