rad_gruchalski

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   by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

   It probably depends on knowing your chances for the appeal to stand. If you know the appeal is not going to stand and appeal simply to delay final judgement (penalties, basically), you are going to wait until the last moment.
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   by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

   “If I gave my customers a gift it would be an illegal bribe and I could go to jail. My customers are government.” That’s a flawed analogy. The server is not a customer.
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   by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

   Yes, because apparently ibuprofen is BAD for you. To me, it sounds better to take care of the stomach rather than get hooked on opioids. When one then considers drug prices in the US and the need for prescriptions, it is not surprising peop
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   by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

   Toyota has a new version of Mirai coming out in 2021. Bosch and BMW are also looking into fuel cells.
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   by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

   There is a new Mirai planned for 2021. Also, Bosch and BMW seem to be recently looking into fuel cell technology.
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   by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

   Apache Pulsar: https://streamnative.io/blog/tech/2019-10-22-powering-tencen... . Or BookKeeper directly.
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   by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

   > *By clicking the button below, you are agreeing to all of our terms of service, our eula, our privacy policy, and all kinds of other shit. On mobile safari the button is above this text.
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   by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

   Wanted to block the cookies on this website. After flipping about 20 of the pages off, I’ve noticed that the list contains probably more than a 100 3rd party websites. Nope, bye.
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   by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

   Up! is the cheapest and smallest.
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    > This is one of the things that Tesla nailed. Their vehicles are beautiful, and look like first-class products. Beauty is relative. I find the look of Tesla “dorky”, especially the piggy nose of the Model 3. However, I’d not defend a de
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    How is that going to fly with wto? Asking because of the recent case against airbus.
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    Would you be the first one to lift the axe up?
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    This really hit me. Never going to sign in to Facebook to join any kind of meetup. Simply never. Forget about it.
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    Thank you for a thorough reply. It would be definitely an interesting exercise to port it to another language. I’ll reach out. Let me do the homework, a deep dive so to speak, before reaching out.
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    It’s an essential knowledge for passing dozens of data science job interviews!
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    Indeed, the concepts are not language specific. I was hoping to see something with a grammar and a reference implementation. Looking briefly at this project, not all concepts can be abstracted but a specification with a set of integration t
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    A framework that simplifies development of complex applications in Python. There, I fixed it.
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    This will probably confirm your point. I write software professionally for 20 years. I’ve written professionally in: perl, php, java, cfml, actionscript 2 and 3, javasctipt / node, c#, java, erlang, ruby, scala, python and golang. The
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    I’m sure this would be happening in any country. Even USA. I’m not defending Turkey here though.
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    The tariffs. Yes, indeed. A response to the US 25% tariffs on European light trucks. The Chicken Tax :)
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    Am I correct in thinking that Bazel is a fantastic fit for golang with modules?
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    Just send an email to the moderator. It has been discussed many times here before.
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    Of course Teslas are taxed in the EU. Like any other car, even the ones manufactured in Europe. Or European cars in the US. I'm not sure what you are getting at.
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    It makes sense when the distances to travel are not long and even more sense for the fleet operators. The maintenance costs are so much lower.
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    No, it was an unemotional reply.
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    Second hand. Because they have higher mileage and because of the government push to remove Euro 4 and Euro 5 from the roads. So obviously people try to flog them left and right. There just tons of it on the market. What do you mean “as long
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    Hence diesel is so popular as fleet cars.
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    What do you mean “no options”? It’s possible to buy American, Japanese or even Chinese cars in Europe. Regarding the norms, nothing prevents the manufacturers from building cars exceeding the minimum norms. Edit : it’s also possible to buy
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    Not surprising considering how heavily taxed non-EVs are in Norway.
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    by rad_gruchalski 7y ago

    Then why the fuss? If it was a theater, why would the governments act hostile in public?