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by polskibus 4y ago
Strange to not see Microsoft on the list of supporters.
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by polskibus 4y ago
try VSCode plugin for reviewing large MRs.
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by polskibus 4y ago
People use emotions and heuristics, not rational analysis when making most of their decisions. There is plenty plenty plenty of research on this.
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by polskibus 4y ago
The big companies have debt, see https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/Investor/earnings/FY-2022-Q1... . It was often cheap for them to raise it in the past and quickly.
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by polskibus 4y ago
What about just asking Carmack on twitter?
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by polskibus 4y ago
How much does it cost to access this dataset at Apple?
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by polskibus 4y ago
It is tried, my friends who do insurance sales have software on their laptops that monitors mouse and keyboard activity. Which leads people to buying usb sticks that send out fake mouse movements :)
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by polskibus 4y ago
Can you provide some references regarding the bleeding in normal doses? Honestly curious whats safer than ibuprofenum these days.
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by polskibus 4y ago
People now read that not only do the software engineers earn a lot but they also get to work remotely. This is most likely what influenced the change in 2020-2022 years - everyone else is jealous and would prefer a job that allows for remot
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by polskibus 4y ago
Seems that I can’t access it without a gradescope account. I can’t create such account because I’m not a student anymore. What a pity, I would love to do those assignments and see their results.
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by polskibus 4y ago
Can you point me to the homework-grading platform ? Can one use it outside of standard course schedule ? It would be great to do the task in my own pace.
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by polskibus 4y ago
I have previously used Dask to handle larger data sets, and that made me wonder - how does Quokka compare to Dask?
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by polskibus 4y ago
Probiotics mix would be orders of magnitude less diverse.
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by polskibus 4y ago
Apparently squats are great for mental abilities, compared to other types of exercise. https://www.bbc.com/reel/video/p09v8wyh/a-simple-exercise-th...
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by polskibus 4y ago
Do you have citations for those claims apart from videos made by a doctor ? It certainly sounds very interesting although sunbed fans should be most healthy people on earth in such case.
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by polskibus 4y ago
Would you mind sharing concrete examples of SQL Server deviating from the standard ?
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by polskibus 4y ago
In startup context, when still experimenting with product-market fit and trying to win early customers, you need generalists to be able to quickly change direction when necessary. Specialists have too much inertia in such cases.
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by polskibus 4y ago
I used mostly red this year, sometimes the green one too. Much worse than Valencia for example.
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by polskibus 4y ago
Actually the metro is horrible in the summer, as if there was no ventilation.
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by polskibus 4y ago
asking as a person that does not use Python every day - what would be a better solution here?
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by polskibus 4y ago
That was ages ago. Most people have unlimited text messages these days (SMS, not MMS).
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by polskibus 4y ago
Can you provide some pointers regarding the simulation testing for more information?
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by polskibus 4y ago
Is this like async/await machinery in .NET?
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by polskibus 4y ago
State owns a significant share of Engie, moreover because oil is a strategic resource, governments often have a right to intervene in corporate governance when it threatens national security.
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by polskibus 4y ago
Their efficiency drops with each extra celsius degree above a certain temperature threshold, exact numbers depend on the model. See for example: https://www.bostonsolar.us/solar-blog-resource-center/blog/h...
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by polskibus 4y ago
All it takes for a world power to be on its knees is a couple of years of dry and hot weather. It kills agriculture, nuclear and solar power plants, usually also wind ones. A combination of that and covid and war induced logistics disruptio
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by polskibus 4y ago
I wonder how well does it handle schema changes. Adding new nullable columns is easy to implement, but more complex changes can be a pain.
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by polskibus 4y ago
Has anyone outside of CERN used it on a large scale successfully?
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by polskibus 4y ago
I see this as a continued effort of middleware being rewritten in C++, Rust and Go to replace Java - seems like common wisdom "Java can be as fast as C" has finally been abolished as this situation progresses (Kubernetes and other
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by polskibus 4y ago
can't get it to install requirements on Windows with Python 3.10 and MS Build Tools 2022. Any tips?

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