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by quonn 5y ago
But wouldn‘t your main doctor refer you to the specialist if you want to?
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by quonn 5y ago
I know that and there is an easy fix: Don‘t work after 6pm.
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by quonn 6y ago
According to rules made by the EU presumably.
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by quonn 6y ago
But all the safety measures are not 70 years old. Of course we could technically replicate an old plant.
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by quonn 6y ago
There‘s a lot of negativity in the comments, but the message here is not that there cannot be Mars missions as we already have. The message is that there should not be (completely impractical) ideas of being able to live there and that it c
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by quonn 6y ago
It can pause and ask you to temporarily attach another hard disk. Could be infinite as long as one can afford buying disks.
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by quonn 6y ago
As far as I know, Germany helped BioNtech with their new plant but even then it took at least half a year to get that going. And that was despite the fact that they could buy and adapt it instead of building it from scratch. For example, in
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by quonn 6y ago
It‘s a nice theory, but impossible to prove. I‘d like to imagine the difference is because Apple makes a very nice profit, unlike many others.
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by quonn 6y ago
It absolutely has that choice now. There are various benefits to having them, mostly economic.
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by quonn 6y ago
Wouldn‘t that just make these exams (more) pointless? Non scholae, sed vitae discimus ...
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by quonn 6y ago
With react dom and everything?
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by quonn 6y ago
West Germany remained occupied for about 4 years and then quickly transitioned to a high degree of independence (because of Cold War strategy reasons). Additionally it had been fully developed for hundreds of years so there can be no compar
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by quonn 6y ago
After minification and compression, React is about 100kb and can be cached for a long time. With all the images, videos on social media etc. it seems rather small in terms of bandwidth.
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by quonn 6y ago
This reminds me of the little book „Mortality“ by Christopher Hitchens where he describes his experience with this own terminal cancer. I remember how he describes this different world and also how mistaken the popular notion of „fighting c
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by quonn 6y ago
Of course, I agree. I was merely talking about their statement.
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by quonn 6y ago
Okay, but they need to save face somehow.
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by quonn 6y ago
For some things (let‘s say frontend development) it does a lot. Even with a large number of plugins it still feels snappy.
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by quonn 6y ago
„Consent of the data subject means any freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous indication of the data subject’s wishes by which he or she, by a statement or by a clear affirmative action, signifies agreement to the processing of pe
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by quonn 6y ago
Experienced developers use their good judgement to apply the right amount of these kind of things where beneficial instead of blindly adhering to these rules.
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by quonn 6y ago
> Of course much of it really is just bloat. Editors should probably not be implemented in Electron. Maybe. On the other hand, vscode feels faster than Visual Studio or Eclipse or IntelliJ ever was.
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by quonn 6y ago
Besides the fact that a coal-burning plant is more efficient, one difference is a cleaner city. Another difference is that it can be charged from other sources, e.g. solar at home. Another difference is that the grid is typically a mix, not
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by quonn 6y ago
It‘s not okay to say they are abusive. You wouldn‘t call a child abusive if it shouts out some words that it doesn‘t understand.
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by quonn 6y ago
> a) take care not to bring up any facts (e.g. say that someone touched you inappropriately), because as soon as you do that you have to either provide a proof or face slander suit Surely you would face slander suits in the US as well if
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by quonn 6y ago
What strength is there in being able to resist COVID-19 specifically, which is just one arbitrary sickness out of many that can still arise? One that didn‘t even exist until recently? Strength and weakness are completely dependent on the en
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by quonn 6y ago
> The reason why those poor countries are poor is because of those rich countries. Having spent a considerable length of time in some of those countries, some of it volunteering, I seriously doubt this is true in general. It‘s typically
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by quonn 6y ago
Really? The UK left more than a year ago. There was merely a transition period where they would abide by EU regulation.
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by quonn 6y ago
Not if you have a trademark.
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by quonn 6y ago
The middle class in China is currently smaller than the one in Europe. It is - and always will be - much smaller than the middle class of the western countries combined. China is large but other countries together are much larger.
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by quonn 6y ago
Alphabet bought it. But it‘s a direct result of university research with the same people. Just check the field of reinforcement learning.
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by quonn 6y ago
My reading of the news in the last year or so and connecting the dots. I‘m not the only one saying it of course.

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