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by paublyrne 7y ago
Interesting. It's not uncommon for consulting agencies to bring client employees in house for a few days, or vice versa, in order to work directly with one or two people, and this doesn't mean the whole office is focused on workin
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Look into Northern Ireland.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Would you want that for them? The idea of immortal humans is extremely unappealing to me.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
I'm not sure why Germany has the reputation as making great beers, it doesn't really. I live there and the range and quality are both poor. You'll do better immediately in the Czech Republic, Belgium or even the Netherlands.
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The air conditioning trap: how cold air is heating the world(theguardian.com)
1 points by paublyrne 7y ago|0 comments
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by paublyrne 7y ago
At the risk of being glib, your headache and frustrations seem trivial in the context of the crime you're mentioning.
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Multithreading in Crystal(github.com)
1 points by paublyrne 7y ago|0 comments
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by paublyrne 7y ago
"9/11" is not generally referred to as such outside the US, and would more usually be described as the September 11th Attacks. Also a date, but less numerical.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
You can very easily eschew the V and run your spa against a Rails API.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Au contraire
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by paublyrne 7y ago
I haven't heard of this day, but having worked in at least one startup with a marketing department, I know that people in marketing just like people in software development love things that make their job easier on any given day, and t
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Does this really fall foul of GDPR? I would have guessed that once your data is in the wild, there is nothing in GDPR that applies. GDPR puts certain responsibilities on groups you give your data to treat that data in certain ways in terms
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by paublyrne 7y ago
I assume OP meant that Elixir is a purposefully small language. It taps into a lot of functionality in Erlang without necessarily re-implementing it. There isn't even a wrapper around the Erlang :sleep function.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
It can be false economy of course because, leftovers or no leftovers, there's a strong possibility that'll you'll just eat more food than you would have otherwise. Food economy isn't a zero sum game.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Any examples?
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Several of the shops mentioned in the article are in Kreuzberg which was in the west before the wall came down but now has more in common with other eastern districts like Friererichshain or Neukolln than ones like Charlottenburg in the wes
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by paublyrne 8y ago
That's very strange to hear. I'm not sure where you studied but when I studied history at university papers were assessed in terms of argument construction, and how you assessed other historians work, and all you said had to be re
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by paublyrne 8y ago
I don't see how it would be easier necessarily as I assume the rules in countries that make it hard to buy some cards as a visitor, would apply to companies selling esims too. Many android phones offer dual SIM trays which shouldn&#x27
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by paublyrne 8y ago
I think this is natural because it's a major news story right now.It seems likely that some upgrade will be made to the planes to address whatever issue they conclude they have, and once that's done and the planes are in the air a
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by paublyrne 8y ago
I imagine it's not the primary storage for OP, but syncs from the library on Mac, which is probably has a backup strategy itself. As commenter above noted, you probably don't need lossless audio on your portable device if you only
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by paublyrne 8y ago
I may be misunderstanding but the article seems to be saying airlines are claiming against lost revenue from not being able to resell the seats not used by travellers who skip a leg. This makes no sense. They sell the ticket. Whether the cu
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'Hidden city' travel: why airlines are cracking down on a discount trick(theguardian.com)
1 points by paublyrne 8y ago|3 comments
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by paublyrne 8y ago
True ... Also depression often causes sleep problems resulting in tiredness.
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by paublyrne 8y ago
I assume people type 'quit vim' into their favourite search engine as that's a shorter search term, and get the SO link. I don't think many people actually search SO directly.
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by paublyrne 8y ago
Not disagreeing, but why is this a good thing? Apart from that it's fun, are users really expected to be able to improve their browsing experiences with custom CSS?
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by paublyrne 8y ago
Honestly I think society would work better if most people worked a maximum of 30 - 35 hours.
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by paublyrne 8y ago
You won't get a 6x performance improvement from replacing a two year old laptop. Laptop performance improvements have been tailing off for a while.
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by paublyrne 8y ago
Weighting red hair color could be a proxy for the Irish, targeting hair texture could be a proxy for african americans, targeting zip codes has always been a proxy for race, etc. Off-topic-ish, but only about 10% of Irish people have red
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by paublyrne 8y ago
There are a million sites out there with credit card forms with 16 digit validation for Visa and Mastercard, so it wouldn't be entirely painless to introduce extra digits.
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by paublyrne 8y ago
I don't agree that's a sufficient explanation. The current line of MacBook pros marked a big departure in design. The problem was a lot of the design changes were of questionable merit.

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