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pintxo
7y ago
I wonder if there is a follow up article?
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pintxo
7y ago
Do you have an idea on how to solve the fuzziness and ambiguity problems in spoken language? This IMHO is the largest problem with spoken language, no parentheses, lots of synonyms/homonyms etc.
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pintxo
7y ago
Your Jenkins pipeline could just be a singe step: run 'sh ./build.sh && ./test.sh && ./deploy.sh' We have gone for middle ground, the pipeline has a small number of discrete steps, but these
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pintxo
7y ago
Same here. All deployment and build is provided by one library. Made it exceptionally easy to change the deployment model and update things because of changes in the build environment.
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pintxo
7y ago
Cost and availability of transportation has a significant effect here as well.
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pintxo
7y ago
Another point, we need no ICEs to create excess co2. Simply burning coal and wood is enough, and by 1850 we had been doing this for centuries.
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pintxo
7y ago
According to [1] we are already way beyond the temperatures of the medieval warm period. So not sure your argument holds. Also, apparently this effect was localized, not global. I guess there is no one disputing that Earth climate is driven
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pintxo
7y ago
Guess you did not read the linked articles? From the second (the first is purely about the technical measurements): > „... Examination over a longer period (1980-2017) shows that the total amount of snow in all winter periods has decreas
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pintxo
7y ago
Would that be a constituting script in this case?
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pintxo
7y ago
The first paragraph from the readme is a better description: > This tool filters Google Maps places based on an input query and exports them to a CSV file.
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pintxo
7y ago
There is always a double standard with extradition of nationals vs foreigners. Most countries will not extradite you if you are a citizen of that country, if you are a foreigner though you are less lucky.
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7y ago
Post !== Times ?
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pintxo
7y ago
The US is #15 on the debt relative to GDP country list according to [1,2]. So you are saying in the US "spending is unsustainably high" AND "life is really callous and unmerciful" at once? [1] https://www.gfma
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7y ago
Interesting rule. In Germany there is a 1 second grace period after the light switches to red. And apparently, even if your tires crossed the stop line after the 1st second, you will not get a ticket if the photo series shows you did not mo
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7y ago
The value proposition is to be a deterrent, I’d say they have performed really well in that regard, no need for frustration.
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pintxo
7y ago
Looking at the violent protests of a minority in France, it seems a 50%+1 majority is no guarantee for a stable society. Finding a political majority is only one mandatory step. More relevant will be to create a stable support in the citize
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7y ago
I am positive we will be able to find technological solutions, but I am very skeptical if we can find social solutions. Generating society consensus on how to react on change might be the most important todo.
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pintxo
7y ago
Isn‘t this the very definition of an ICBM?
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pintxo
7y ago
> All this says it is the responsibility of the tech community to make sure customers understand the important aspects of the technology we provide. Which is difficult as long as some peoples income depends on not making sure that custom
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7y ago
In case you are in the EU, this is a pretty clear case of a GDPR violation [1], you might want to raise this with you data protection agency. (They might have no resources to assists you though) [1] https://gdpr.eu/gdpr-cons
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7y ago
Yes, more precisely the town needs to have a medical spa ("Heilbad" in German) [1]. Which can be a medicinal spring, but also other potentially beneficial effects [2], there are towns on the sea, which have the prefix "Seehei
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Don‘t cats have a purpose on farm, decimating rodents?
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7y ago
Bank bailouts anyone?
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7y ago
I find it very reasonable to assume that the concept of God came upon us because of lightning strikes (or any other inexplicable phenomenon for that matter). So this would be more a biblical thing, before there was nothing, and then there w
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7y ago
What I want is a way to collect heart rate and activity, ideally without a display, as I'd like to continue wearing my nice Swiss automatic watch. This device should stream all the information into the iOS health app, I explicitly do n
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7y ago
Sounds like a rather well designed offering, pricing seems to be fine as well. But imagine the horror if your kids most sacred book gets removed from the offering by amazon and there is nothing you can do to fix this (besides buying the pap
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I am with you, we are somewhat of an infection, but we have the technical ability not to be one. If we have the social ability is another question.
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A Monument to Missing Tourists Taken by Wolves Appears in Battery Park
(untappedcities.com)
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Well, obviously this is not a binary situation. There is more than one government, and event within the same government, it's still people governing and people being governed. I am afraid we have to expect some gradient here.
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7y ago
Looking at increased average life expectancy [1], decreased child death rates [2] etc over the last 1-2 millennia, I'd say millions is a very reasonable estimate. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_expectancy
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