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Dosage is very important, and also be extra cautious if you have a history of acute mental illness in your family. Only once you’ve lost your marbles do you realize how important they actually are and that traumatic event will likely leave
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Depends on the scale and longevity of the project. If you are building a large scale platform that wont be made redundant in 24 months, stability of the framework is absolutely key. Next at one point in time was an obvious choice, but their
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4y ago
Great, lets now move to ban them from other EU capitals. Its an issue in Berlin, so many youths ride these scooters recklessly on footpaths, hurting pedestrians or worse.
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4y ago
C# is, in my opinion, a fantastic language. I haven’t used it in a long time, but the “ergonomics” were really nice. The downside of C# was microsoft, but maybe thats changed now? I know they made a lot of effort to make the .NET framework
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4y ago
> my parents weren't thrilled when we walked through it together I too have experienced this
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4y ago
The dealers in Görli, Hasenheide etc are often there because either they have no working visa or have no identity papers at all. Legalising weed wont change the systemic social issues of Berlin
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4y ago
Lets reinvent the wheel but rather than having it round, lets make it square so its slower and less efficient, then we can slap our names on it and cross promote ourselves for higher paying web development jobs
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4y ago
This looks really cool. Im paranoid about losing my phone and having a hardware key as a necklace or bracelet could be a decent option. What are other benefits of using something like this? Is it possible to use this to store normal passwor
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4y ago
With army’s of frontend developers being spat out by coding camps, I would think twice before becoming a frontend developer today. Its highly saturated, highly competitive and the ecosystem is terrible
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4y ago
Embedded systems today are pretty complex, especially highly connected IoT devices that run mesh networks, have dfu ota, ML edge computing and more. There are RTOS that allow you to tap into this stuff, but its basically all written in C. I
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4y ago
HN is my go to also, but the reality is there are lots of intelligent yet stubborn people here that refuse to be wrong or take criticism. One of the best ways to learn about ourselves and the world is through knowing that we actually know v
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4y ago
> a battery that has 20h+ capacity and can be swapped with a second one to double the capacity in seconds Any computer that can be charged with a usb-c connection doesn't need additional proprietary external batteries, you can just
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4y ago
I've owned an upgraded T480 since they were released, run archlinux on it. It was a decent computer, but despite having upgraded the battery to the largest possible configuration and using all the tricks in the book to maximize battery
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4y ago
They will allow people to increase efficiency and thereby lowering the amount of time and cost for a developer. Soon complex web platform development will be like building a wordpress website, you’ll have 10 concurrent clients or projects r
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I would have thought there are community guidelines for contributing or participating in most language forums?
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The problem is it wont be implemented thoughtfully, but will rather create more honey pots of highly sensitive data for governments to fumble and leak
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With liability comes responsibility, which is in my view more important than progress. Otherwise we would just progress into a dysfunctional dystopian world
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4y ago
A finger board is also great if you are interested in rockclimbing. I’ve got one installed just above my kitchen door and I have to pay the “Troll Toll” to enter the kitchen ;)
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4y ago
I think you are really missing the point here. I'm not debating with you if aliens exist or not, my original comment was simply a thought experiment about what state of technology aliens would have access to in the hypothetical scenari
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You made the assumption that our human technology could outpace aliens, you said it yourself. The context of this discussion is based on unidentified aerial phenomena in our sky's as disclosed by the US government and so we are natural
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Im not really sure what your point is, your measuring Aliens in relation to Humans and our understanding of the universe. If Aliens did get to Earth most theories would imply that they have broken physical laws that we haven’t, so for all i
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If Aliens can seemingly break all known laws of the physical universe to get to Earth, somehow I think they could probably evade as many mobile phone cameras as they want
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I don't really know how AI works. Is it possible for AI to train itself on its own generated content? Wouldn't this be like some kind of lossy recursive reproduction, like an audio tape loop continually degrading itself?
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This is why I would recommend for low barrier of entry software, like web development, to only ever use the most opinionated frameworks available, but this isn’t desired from a hiring perspective because of web tech hype. Hell, I would reco
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4y ago
Tell that to the young Greeks that have had their cultural items sold via corrupt political channels.
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Do anything too long it can become dull and sap life from you. You should wake up feeling invigorated, not drained. Golden handcuffs enslave us and true freedom is being able to have the confidence to side-step into new adventures. Good luc
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Can anyone recommend some “offline only” password generation tools? I don’t see why passwords need be stored on a server at all. Something with mobile support would be ideal
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I feel like Nordic offerings are more attractive these days
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Yeah I would say its quite a big problem, lots of people have derogatory views about first nations peoples. Government basically uses marketing tactics to portray us all as a big inclusive happy family, but that couldn't be further fro
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Disingenuous to only look at a headline and derive a bogus conclusion that panders to a very unoriginal and mainstream conspiratorial narrative
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