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I can’t help but think they should have just revoked his passport first just to sidestep the whole argument.
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If you’ve never tried adding a little bit of creatine in your diet, I would recommend trying it. You will definitely notice the positive effects. If you’re not training, don’t take weight lifting amounts, just 500-1000mg a day is more than
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calling protecting people's data, 'banning AI' is an interesting take
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yes
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Reworded, your claim is that RN developers are getting smarter over time, need to search less, and that new developers don't have questions, they just figure it out .. and some mix of reasons like this are why the RN searches are going
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All you have to do is google Flutter vs React Native The trend for Flutter is a straight line going up and React Native is going down in popularity. The trend was obvious many years ago, and just recently Flutter is now surpassing RN in nea
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The roles that were moved were devops stuff, nothing to do with core flutter, and they did this to many groups.
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Looking forward to the Baphomet statues they will have to install next.
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FYI - The EU did a study that found over 90% of paper straws are full of ‘forever chemicals’
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https://www.learnyouahaskell.com/
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This teacher helps visualize this concept pretty well https://www.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsinteresting/comments/ul8mt...
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The best resource used to be a site called thepowerofpoop.com I can only imagine that someone must have served them with a lawsuit, because they have taken all of their content and user feedback offline. Perhaps there are still parts of the
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I used to think this too, and then I ran the numbers doing some napkin math, and realized that trees are a completely practical, reasonable solution. Perhaps it's getting overlooked because it's too obvious or sounds too easy to w
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You can’t use Duolingo alone. I find it works better for languages with simple grammar rules Swedish/Danish/Norwegian I was able to jump from Duolingo straight to young adult books, and became conversational from there. Languages
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Also, don’t put the fan directly in the window, but a leave a small gap between the fan and the window to take advantage of Bernoulli’s principle
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Why are these the only options? Visit /r/overemployed on Reddit and you’ll find a large community of people teaching each other to do stuff like this so they can collect 2-3 full-time salaries.
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3M is worse than DuPont In fact, DuPont gets their forever chemicals from 3M 3M has known for decades that their chemicals were toxic to humans and also getting into people’s bloodstreams, and once they figured this out, they hid all of the
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If you get a signal .. I know I’ve seen my phone pick up a satellite signal occasionally, but not very often.
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He didn’t do anything malicious until half a year after his termination. This is a failure of the company. An inhumane offboarding would only encourage this.
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More than just “growth hacking” apps.. if someone gets access to your contacts they can generally identify who you are just from this information alone. Data brokers have been harvesting this information for years. This is a huge step forwa
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I have a first gen echo and generally it has gotten better over time. In the early years I couldn’t control the Phillips hue lights in my home, and then one year suddenly I could thanks to updates. Most companies would have abandoned hardwa
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Build relationships.. demand for certain jobs waxes and wanes, but people will always be around. The more connections you make and the more people respect you, the more likely you are to get a job when you need one.
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Strange that they use an example with a 192.168 address and say that it’s connecting to a cybercriminal’s server
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Failed to monitor their gauges and failed to do their pre-flight checklists. They might be piloting a shit vehicle, but they put no effort into doing their jobs.
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You complain about one app using small roads and in the same breath complain about another app using large roads. Traveling to other countries and expecting to be digitally informed about the world around you is a recipe for disaster. Compl
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None. It just gets the phenomenon flagged as something that needs to be studied in humans.
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> “The fastest way to demotivate a good employee is to show them the lengths you are willing to tolerate a bad employee” - a sheet of paper i found in a desk 20 years ago
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This isn't new technology. Apple has had "Rewind" for some time, which is basically the same thing, and it's widely used. The major difference is that it's a 3rd party software, not bundled with the OS, and you wou
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I had this happen as well over saying pitbulls are statistically more dangerous than other dog breeds. Sometimes you just invoke the wrath of people with too much time on their hands and want to spend it to make your life harder.
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the tweet, plus all of the last minute trying to get scarlett to sign off on it signals an intent to try and make it sound like "her" why be an apologist? OpenAI was given an opportunity by Scarlett to prove that they did not inte
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