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As a European who had to deal with getting a medical devices approved both in the EU and in the US: mad respect for the FDA. There is lots of paperwork required on both sides, but the difference is who accompanies the project. In the EU it&
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But how does this explain the difference between first and second born daughters?
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I guess because Americans hijacked the name of this planet's most popular sport for something that is played mostly with the hands with an object that only distantly resembles a ball. It would be better to call it "Armed Rugby&quo
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Exactly. The last time people showed disproportionate interest in shops owned by Jews didn't result in anything worth repeating.
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I read once that in Islam taking interest on loans is forbidden, therefore Islamic banking operates based on some kinds of cooperatives. Is switching to an Islamic bank maybe an option? For those in Germany I recommend GLS bank. They have a
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He wasn't and he didn't.
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Cuban Drug Dealership
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The claim is probably "they're likely false, please exercise caution"
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I feel you, as an European engineer far away from such matters, PoC means "proof of concept" to me :)
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They broke IMAP? How so? I never noticed that something doesn't work. How exactly did they break it?
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Wow, that game seems to be surprisingly common! It was played on my school in Munich, Germany. The rules were: if you look through the loop, you are punched in the upper arm. The puncher has to draw a bull's eye first, then punch, then
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I'm not even a fan and I can attest you that this is well known pop culture trivia.
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Also, as far as I remember Basque people have an unusually high proportion of Neanderthal genome.
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Why wouldn't it be possible if you live in Germany?
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Looks like it's rendered by Asciidoctor.
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Also, New York city and Naples, or Washington DC and Cairo.
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I regularly take the Berlin - Budapest overnight train. Usually it's lovely, but now during Corona times it's an absolute nightmare. There are no sleeper trains, because something something infection, so you get to sleep in normal
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German is generally subject verb object.
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Lex Fridman is really good, he came to the States when he was 15 I believe and sounds totally native.
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Are you a Slav? With a background in Hungarian and German I don't have any difficulties with the articles.
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The price suspect I think about when I hear "tantrum" is Trump, so I don't know...
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I'm sorry for being dull, but how does what you described translate to a business opportunity?
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You could try CBD oil, it helps me a lot to fall asleep. For the first time in years I sleep like a baby. I take around 10 drops sublingually. I know it's an overdose, but who cares, if it helps...
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We do this in Hungary, too. I'd venture to guess this is probably the same at least in all of ex-Habsburg Central Europe. I don't know how people in other parts of the world can stand the stench of used up air. You won't noti
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I agree that many Europeans are racist towards Roma and the other gypsy peoples. Much of what they say will be pure nonsense (e.g., they are stupid, not fit for work, etc), but other common statements you might hear also have some truth to
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Not everybody lives at the latitude their skin has evolved for.
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The notation [0, n[ is standard in Germany.
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But what about software, which is both available as cask and normally, such as docker?
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p4merge! Just `brew cask install p4v` and you're set. It supports viewing local, base and remote in three-way merges, which really helps when resolving conflicts IMHO.
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Did you try https://github.com/improbable-eng/grpc-web ?
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