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How does this work retroactively on released products? Say five years ago, I paid a company to build a house, who hired a contractor to build it and it was completed in a year. Nowadays, I open the door daily. Now the contractor goes to the
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Postman is moving more and more from a local tool tp a cloud-based tool under the company's control. Exporting your data from Postman has been made more difficult over the last few releases and now the local scratchpad is about to be r
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3y ago
I haven't played TOTK, but when you say rewind-ability, it makes me think about Braid. Is it similar?
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3y ago
0 and 1 are human definitions like time and date. You can define any state to be a 0 and any other to be 1, whether it is flowing electrons, flowing water, on-off light, etc. By doing this you gain a simpler model on which you can reason. Y
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Note: loads 11MB worth of article.
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3y ago
Nijntje
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3y ago
Like SimCity's microwave power plant?
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3y ago
Regarding api docs, my experiences have steered me to generate-docs-from-code. The problem with writing api docs first and generate code after, is that writing api docs is a 'business' collaboration, which eventually is not done b
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3y ago
The technology might have aged, but the initial concepts used for that technical design are still there and relevant.
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Yes exactly. I was wondering why the center was becoming more and more empty when the result was moving more to 0.
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3y ago
You say this like norms are not meant to be challenged. That fully remote jobs are a life hack, which shouldn't be normal (i.e. hack). Having experienced the full-time WFH during covid, I believe many feel that the extra time not spent
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3y ago
Is there also a non-space version? A fully-european competitor to x86 and arm sounds healthy.
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3y ago
Any cloud datacenters in Belgium?
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4y ago
When deleting a 25k-file node_modules folder on windows, I use the built-in rmdir, as it is much faster than the GUI. I do not know how it compares to robocopy.
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4y ago
Doesn't the constitution mention anything about equality? Is a vote from a person in the FCT more valuable than a vote from somewhere else? Or should each vote be equally valuable? What is the spirit of the constitution? Why are there
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4y ago
Maybe you shouldn't build your livelihood on the products of a single for-profit company, which now shows it can remove those products on a whim. If you want reproducible research, make your own model from scratch, or use an open model
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4y ago
What part of SVG does TinyVG NOT support? If I would want to replace my current usage if SVG with TinyVG I would like to know what isn't supported, before I start replacing.
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4y ago
I know some physics, but not enough in this area to judge if the results here are accurate. With the inaccuracy of AI chatbots, this makes this tool not useful for me for learning new concepts, as they might be blatantly wrong.
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4y ago
How much did Americans lose on crypto and banking, and inflation? Anybody has any of those numbers?
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4y ago
How about treating these kind of cars as a separate class? Sure, you can have an ICE car, but it is not allowed in cities, and you pay a ton of taxes each year.
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I haven't touched resistors in years, but from what I can remember, it's just a rainbow, with darkred(=brown) and black before, and grey/white after. And gold/silver are modifiers.
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4y ago
So the decoder is like an emulator. If so it would theoretically be possible to provide a different ISA and have it execute by the cops as well. Not saying it would be fast, or practically possible due to how locked down it is.
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4y ago
So it is more like a protective casing? Or like a car bumper, to protect what's inside?
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4y ago
Also, Scaleway is European, with datacenters in France, Amsterdam and Warsaw.
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The magic happens at so many levels. Apparently a third-party DI framework is too much magic, but the third-party compiler is not, nor is the out-of-order, speculating third-party CPU. A DI framework is just another level of magic, which on
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Wait, what? So any string (which Github deems an access token) is forwarded to Tencent? Or will Tencent share all their current access tokens with github?
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You mean like how the title company, listing agent, mortgage broker, notary etc. all take money from the simple transaction that should be just between buyer and seller? Same idea.
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How much time does it cost to create one building? Would be cool to connect minecraft to a real running sc2k, adding/removing buildings on-the-fly.
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Or, the foundations could come together and provide a compliancy/audition foundation that does these audits, letsencrypt-style, for (nearly) free. A fund sounds like a great idea as well, but who would decide who gets the money? You do
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4y ago
Aren't all UK numbers owned by BT?
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