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by progre 5y ago
Also, according to a 99PI piece on concrete dome houses in the US, the indoor aucoustics gets really weird.
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by progre 5y ago
Bribe and blackmail seem a little more reasonable in that context. However, it seems that you are talking about free ranging goats in the actual national park. In that case I think no compensation should be paid since the rancher is already
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by progre 5y ago
I, as an embedded developer working for a vending machine manufacturer did this about 10 years ago. The sales people came running and asked me to help them "fix the home page" because the sales chief had realised that diffrent mar
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by progre 5y ago
Bribe and blackmail, quite harsh words I would say. The government is essetially making use of the ranchers land to the general good of the overall ecosystem by (re)introducing wolves. Fair compensation for lost income is not a bribe.
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by progre 5y ago
Devils advocate: the ranchers did their job a century ago when they exerminated the wolves. They are now again asked to accept wolves near their cattle, but this time they can't shoot at them. To make this a fair deal for them we shoul
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by progre 5y ago
TypeScript needs to be compiled, right? So what use is a configuration file if I need to run it through the build pipeline? The point of having configuration is to gain the ability to configure software without rebuilding in my mind. Ma
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by progre 5y ago
Well, still... It's not exactly brain surgery is it?
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by progre 5y ago
As someone living near one of europes largest uranium deposits, i can tell you that nuclear itself might be clean, but getting the fuel is anything but. Uranium dont come in nice nuggets like gold, its mixed up with other things so that its
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by progre 5y ago
For those who, like me, didn't get the joke: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underwater_basket_weaving
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by progre 5y ago
Same here. Inspired by Forth I made a single stack language that I could embed in the narative text for a text adventure game I made as a part of a mystery geocache. The idea was that I would code the interpreter in Python because it's
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by progre 5y ago
I wonder how they distinguish between Copilot code and code manually copied from Stack Overflow
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by progre 5y ago
No, it was the cheap, good-enough inertial sensors that made that impact. Segway didn't invent them. Segway was beyond all hope when Weird Al made "White and Nerdy"
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by progre 5y ago
Well, Sweden of course. Niether USA nor Russia have the Offentlighetsprincip as far as I know.
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by progre 5y ago
Good thing, there is this other animal that basically eats garbage and shits fertilizer. The byproduct of this is a surpus of pork a few times a year.
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by progre 5y ago
True, people with low income and flashy spending habits regularly attracts the attention of the tax authorities. So a little bit more savvy criminals funnels their black money through a legit company, in effect paying taxes on a little bit
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by progre 5y ago
The public library probably have the local "Tax-calendar" (taxeringskalendern). Like an old fashioned phone book except instead of phone numbers it has the taxed income for everyone in your town for the last year (there is of cour
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by progre 5y ago
I believe Offentlighetsprincipen is one of the main foundations of the success of Sweden as a democracy. It acts like a filter on corruption. Dumb politicians are regularly exposed early in their careers. Only really smart, subtly corrupt p
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by progre 5y ago
I'm unqualified to answer since I haven't used Chicken Scheme, but the name implies that it's a Scheme, right? Janet is a "modern" lisp-like with [] and {} for arrays and maps. Also, I think Chicken compiles to C? J
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by progre 5y ago
For steel as thick as this, stick welding is very forgiving though. Big heatsinks, hard to melt through. Most people can probably learn to make (ugly but) strong enough welds in an afternoon.
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by progre 5y ago
Thanks! This will be the soundtrack of an upcomming API rewrite
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by progre 5y ago
Nothing to be ashamed of, that album is great!
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by progre 5y ago
I'm finding myself deep in black and doom metal while coding. Both genres are kind of droning with very saturated sound spectrums, the main diffrence is the tempo of the songs really. Most importantly though, the vocals are generally g
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by progre 5y ago
The reason for this is that the bullet has to be made of a softer material than the barrel, or else the barrel would wear out really fast.
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by progre 5y ago
Also, that one photo makes it look like it's not a deliberately polished stone, more like a regular wave polished beach rock.
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by progre 5y ago
All my kids have brought home rocks that were deemed special in some way when they where about 5 years old . I guess at that age we somehow start to get around the idea of "owning" things in a more involved way, and it feels nice
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by progre 5y ago
At the level he is at, he is clearly doing it because he likes doing it. Maybe to build a little bit of recognition to help sell his books, but I doubt that it's a big factor.
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by progre 5y ago
Sure, but at a limited scale. And the Germans knew that a trench duel was unwinnable going into ww1, hence the Schlieffen-plan. The intention was to take out France in aug 1914 and then swing around before Russia was even fully mobilized.
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by progre 5y ago
This makes zero sense
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by progre 5y ago
The apperence of not having logs is useful for both the law enforcement and the VPN owner, so why whould they subpoena the logs? The VPN could leak some details to the law and in exchange the law mostly leaves them alone. And the law would
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by progre 5y ago
I think being #7 on this list has something to do with it https://www.nationmaster.com/nmx/ranking/aluminum-production

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