leke

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   by leke 4y ago

   Yep, I'm a PHP dev and often do simple JS/jQuery to support my backend code. I have a very general interest in data science and embedded programming, meaning one day I might start doing something with them, but for now, I'm i
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   by leke 4y ago

   The article doesn't really mention if the numbers are related to sexual partners or number of times the deed is performed. Many years ago, I remember my friend having "encounters" with many different women usually lasting one
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   by leke 4y ago

   Nice - Sampling a couple of the videos, the topics are explained really well. This makes it even harder for me to decide what to learn for my next programming language. Go, Rust, or Julia.
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   by leke 4y ago

   This is a really neat idea, but their coverage is not that great. I would totally by a phone that gave over details that made it easy for projects like this to adopt.
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   by leke 4y ago

   Interesting! I'm wondering since you have programmed in PHP, what has been your experience with that? I assume you would be using web frameworks like Laravel or Symfony or equivalent. Does Rails still beat those like it did Java and &l
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   by leke 4y ago

   I use this https://zim-wiki.org/ Take notes. Use the Search feature when you need to dig information out.
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   by leke 4y ago

   I thought this was Openshot for some reason, but then realised it wasn't :)
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   by leke 4y ago

   This came up in my subscription feed. I think it's just what you are looking for. How to say no: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwzPJhutVaY If you want to do the thing, but for compensation or some other condition, t
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   by leke 4y ago

   Most salaries are based on collective agreements. https://www.tyosuojelu.fi/web/en/employment-relationship/pos... Tech sector: https://teknologiateollisuus.fi/sites/default/files&#x2
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    by leke 4y ago

    2. I can't see it getting any lower in Finland. Our job already pays (through the collective agreement) a woman's salary.
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    by leke 4y ago

    If the interviewer is very talented, and has instead of delusions of grandeur, realisation of grandeur, he may well get away with it. I knew such a person in a company. The less experience and knowledge you had, the less he would respect yo
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    by leke 4y ago

    The way I remember things for tests is to summarise something to as little as possible. Then without looking, write out the summary. If I have to check my notes, I complete it and then try again. Once I have written it out independently, I
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    by leke 4y ago

    I remember correctly, I remember learning Sinclair BASIC from the manual, when I was 8 years old (1983).
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    by leke 4y ago

    If I was a competitor, I would look for ways to sabotage the idea of electric vehicles. If I can think of it, I'm guessing other people are thinking it too. Maybe even doing it, like having buss batteries catch fire.
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    by leke 4y ago

    Thanks, I was looking for this but couldn't see it for some reason.
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    by leke 4y ago

    I was a choir boy from a young age. Became head chorister. Achieved Deans and Bishop awards from the Royal School of Church Music. I also played classical guitar. On one music exam in school I got 99%. I can't remember what I lost the
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    by leke 4y ago

    This looks like a good structured way to learn Go. Is there a way to turn the lights off on these GitBooks?
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    by leke 4y ago

    Will countries ever learn to make their own energy! Has this Russia situation taught us nothing!?
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    by leke 4y ago

    I think Dart would be pretty easy for beginners.
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    by leke 5y ago

    I recently discovered this system and made some scripts to aid interlinear translation. For example https://github.com/enfrte/duo-text I've also added some basic text manipulation (font-family, size) to the readin
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    by leke 5y ago

    The pinned icon doesn't contrast well in the Brave (Chrome based) browser's dark-mode.
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    by leke 5y ago

    Definitely some good use cases for this.
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    by leke 5y ago

    Did you know... that one of the major international auxiliary languages of the 20th century was released exactly 100 years ago by a Baltic German from Estonia?
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    A major international auxiliary language is celebrating its centennial(ie.wikipedia.org)

    1 points by leke 5y ago|1 comments
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    by leke 5y ago

    Nice concept. I miss Grooveshark though.
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    by leke 5y ago

    I know what you mean about getting old and things like this vanishing with age. My oldest has just turned 18 and it's like looking back at an awkward snapshot of yourself.
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    by leke 5y ago

    Russia will then have the opportunity to welcome the climate refugees in the next 10 years. I think Russia will be more temperate and there will be opportunity for lots of farming work.
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    by leke 5y ago

    Interesting how the internet has given people more power to act, and the freedom people have has also made it possible.
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    by leke 5y ago

    So we need to make up 30% of grain in the world. Surely 30 countries can produce 1% more grain than they usually do to make up the deficit.
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    by leke 5y ago

    Nice. Some very different results returned.