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Well it seems everybody was cheering too early: https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2025-01-16/ty-article-li...
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Part of the Tesla share price are the high hopes about their self-driving taxi plan. With Musk in the Trump government, the expectation is that regulations will be easier on Tesla to get those self-driving cars on the road.
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You might find it worthwhile to watch after all, because they didn't agree on that. Note that I don't agree with the AFD at all, however what the media writes about Musk is often so far from the truth that I tend to watch or read
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It's in English. I found it worthwhile to watch, for a while. Musk really wasn't too bad but the amount of nonsense coming from Alice Weidel was a bit too much for me in the end. To Musk's credit, he even corrected her a coup
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I'm not a fan of Musk but you're getting his intentions wrong. He's not actively trying to undermine the EU. His recent support for AFD was actually meant, misguided or not, to support Germany. And his support for Tommy Robin
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Well that's not really surprising. Competition has picked up, also there used to be a lot of government subsidies on EV's, many of those were cut.
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I assume that OP was talking about the cosmic inflation theory that claims there was a rapid expansion immediately after the big bang. I don't see how that's a solution to the GR equation, could you maybe explain/give a link?
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Load balanced web services on e.g. K8S could need to start and stop quite a lot if load varies. Any speed up will be welcome. Also, I guess Java-based desktop applications like IntelliJ and DBeaver will benefit.
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Demand can also mean, willing to pay more for the same kind of product.
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Yes it is, at least, what is sold as 'healthcare' is. I live in Switzerland and I see the same happening here. For European standards, healthcare is crazily expensive. For example, when I want to buy paracetamol, I pay around 8 ti
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This is how capitalism works. When demand exceeds supply, the price will go up. Healthcare is a different product than, say, apples. You only want a certain number of apples per day. But when it's about getting healthy, the limit to wh
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The only practical use I have found for knowing some category theory, is to be able to decode what your FP fanatic colleague is talking about.
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The reason casino's add more decks, is so they can use them up only half the way and then reshuffle again. This way the chance of a big unbalance to build up of which a counter could profit, becomes a lot smaller. Counters can still ma
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Bitcoin
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I guess it refers to collaborators with the Russians?
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I tried out OCaml last year for solving the AOC puzzles. I managed to solve all of them in earlier years using Haskell or Scala, but this was the first time I gave up. It was not as much the syntax, it was the schism between the OCaml stand
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Well sure, but weren't we discussing the effect of the 'devastating' EU sanctions? If you want to expand the timeframe all the way back to 2012, then the conclusion must be that the effect of the sanctions on Russian policy h
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This is true. I can recommend the Indonesian and Surinam restaurants, both are former colonies so many people from there moved to NL. Their food is much better, the Dutch like it so much that you could almost call them part of Dutch culture
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In Feb 2022, just before the war started, the Rubble was worth $0.012. Now it's $0.0099. That's a 17% value drop in almost 3 years. It's true, the inflation is high, but nowhere near out of control. Also, the discussion was a
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I think he is asking how well the devastating sanctions have been working so far. Which is a retorical question of course, because obviously they haven't harmed Russia all that much. Actually, they are hurting the EU as well because of
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> But I was told on day one Twitter orientation to “Walk fast”. Drugged homeless people approached me, one guy tried to hit me while waiting to cross the street. WTF, is this really the reality of living in San Francisco?
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> it seems the problem is not with happiness, but with the seductive appeal of materialism and the effects of exposing one culture to another. I'm sure you didn't mean it that way, but what struck me is that your comment would
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If you can't stand the heat then stay out of the kitchen.
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Out of curiosity, what kind of forms ask for your ethnicity? Maybe it's because I'm living in Europe, but I've never been asked for that in my entire life, and if I would, I would find it very strange ..
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Agreed, this scam is not new at all. When you have doubts about your dentist's diagnose, just visit another one to get a second opinion.
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Why do you want to know?
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The article did mention some other possibilities: stars swung out of the surrounding galaxy into the orbiting black holes, our friction due to surrounding gas disks. Both of these events would take out angular energy as well but it's n
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I wasn't talking about external api's or libraries, I actually mentioned that >> With the exception of external libraries or API's, .. Those I agree are different, the documentation is part of the product that you offer
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In all my 26 years of working as a software dev, in the ~20 companies that I've worked or consulted for in various countries, never once did I see code documentation work out well. It wasn't that the will was not there: in almost
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It's funny, you are asking what test names have to do with quality, and you proceed with mentioning a really bad test name, 'toTryToFitTheTestDescriptionIntoItsName', and (correctly) stating that this has zero benefit. Just l

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