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by nairboon 11mo ago
That analogy sounds good on the surface, but breaks down quickly. In the context of sport/athletics it's your body doing the work, which is difficult to change without exercise (even with steroids). But for knowledge work, as long
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by nairboon 11mo ago
The stock market has been dominated by a single industry many times in history: railroads (Union Pacific), oil (Standard Oil, later Exxon), steel (U.S. Steel), banking (JPM), industrials (GE), telecom (ATT), computer hardware (IBM, MSFT, In
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by nairboon 11mo ago
What's the difference between your examples? Both sentences could be an opinion or a fact.
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by nairboon 11mo ago
A generous welfare state (like the Nordics or Switzerland) does not necessarily mean that the middle class is well off with lots of resources for kids. Usually it's the middle class (+upper class) that pays for the generous welfare sta
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by nairboon 1y ago
That's a great analogy! "Sharkware"
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by nairboon 1y ago
Microsoft Teams goes hold my beer and downloads more than 75 MB of Javascript.
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by nairboon 1y ago
They didn't coin the term, there is nothing "classical" about their interpretation of the terminology.
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by nairboon 1y ago
That bug has been around for years. I always wondered if that was deliberate. I guess that Microsoft support answer settles the question... >Sorry for that we may have no enough resources about the Linux environment.
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by nairboon 1y ago
Even if you fly them in and out, they'd still need a work visa. Controlling an avatar-robot could thus indeed be seen as a scheme to circumvent working visas.
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by nairboon 1y ago
Says the amendment: "Congress shall make no law...." https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/amendment-1/ Why would an US constitution amendment have any effect in Russia?
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by nairboon 1y ago
> anyone who dares to criticize officials > by insulting or slandering someone That's a bit of a straw man isn't it? The German government makes it very easy to point fingers at them: The German minister of economics and &qu
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by nairboon 1y ago
Sure, someone on CME will gladly sell you these options. That futures market has open bets with notional value of more than 10 billion usd. How much money you can make? Depends on how much capital you're willing to bet and the used lev
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by nairboon 1y ago
The advantage of migrating the whole organization is that it's no longer your problem if a .doc file looks slightly different for someone outside your organization. As long as it works internally. As soon as you cross different organiz
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by nairboon 1y ago
There are alternatives to DNS, like GNS (GNU Name System): https://www.gnunet.org/en/gns.html
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by nairboon 1y ago
D?
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by nairboon 1y ago
What cool new features could this enable in Pyodide?
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by nairboon 1y ago
Not really, that is OP's point. Xorg maintainers don't really want to enhance X11 and add new features, only critical bug fixes. That is one of the reason there are now X11 forks like Xlibre.
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by nairboon 1y ago
In the private market: yes the interest is a compensation for the risk taken by the lender. However certain institutions like banks have access to so called "risk free" lending. They can (must) deposit capital at the central bank
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by nairboon 1y ago
> I don't think capital naturally accrues capital. It depends on the monetary system. Those monetary systems that mostly accompanied capitalism have a feature that leads to this capital accumulation effect: interest/debt. Finan
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by nairboon 1y ago
Technically, it's a program, not a computer; Ethereum still needs actual computers to do the computing.
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by nairboon 1y ago
> Do people there only use cars around town or for short road trips? Modern mid-size EVs have a range of more than 400-500km. To put this into perspective, the drive from Oslo to Bergen, the other end of the country (latitudinal) is abou
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by nairboon 1y ago
While I mostly agree with your raised issues, technically you have mixed up two distinct things: "Europe/European" and EU! "Europe" is larger than the EU and the mentioned European (cultural) values do no necessaril
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by nairboon 1y ago
OP was possibly referring to science journalism/science editors. These "journalists" usually have a graduate degree in the field they're writing about.
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by nairboon 1y ago
I think the publishing venue says enough: "Annual Ubiquitous Computing, Electronics & Mobile Communication Conference"
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by nairboon 1y ago
Which project was this?
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by nairboon 1y ago
Has anyone created a similar solution for KDE plasma? There's a focus-plasmoid (pomodoro timer), but that one doesn't display text.
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by nairboon 1y ago
> continental philosophical approach of teacher theory what is that even? How is Vygotsky related to "continental philosophy"? > No surprise that any decent articles on teacher concepts come from scientists (e.g. psychologis
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Redmine 6.0.0 is now available(redmine.org)
1 points by nairboon 1y ago|0 comments
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by nairboon 2y ago
Although the above example was missing some details, I suspected it was meant to illustrate the following effect: The public last price was $5, so bid/ask will be around that price let's say 4.99/5.01, if you buy with a marke
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by nairboon 2y ago
Are you using Polygon real-time data for individuals? I suspect if you're after more fine graded data you'd be looking for a data provider for "professionals". There are usually different offerings, one for personal use

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