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   by rv-de 8y ago

   You can also sit - as long as the back is straight. Actually, sitting is probably preferable. Most relaxation techniques as well as Pranayama are usually practiced sitting.
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   by rv-de 8y ago

   That guide is way too long and convoluted to successfully win over any regular Joe or average Amanda. For example the recommendation to learn about partitioning and stuff is "funny". Just install Linux Mint 19, accept the suggeste
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   by rv-de 8y ago

   On Linux Mint 19 with xfce desktop icons are absolutely no issue whatsoever. But who needs them anyway? - [Super Key] - First three letters of the program name - [Enter] Boom! Much faster.
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   by rv-de 8y ago

   sure but if you optimize you have to optimize towards a number. Now that number is either 0 in this case or x which is close to zero. Now which x would you choose? And if you choose an x (let's say 47 minutes and 23 seconds) you'l
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   by rv-de 8y ago

   that depends on the validity and accuracy of your test metric.
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   by rv-de 8y ago

   interesting point. the problem is that no interaction means no data. and along the motto "if you can't measure what's important, you make important what you can measure" a more concrete metric needs to be used. even if -
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   by rv-de 8y ago

   what do think he meant by that?
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   by rv-de 8y ago

   > but that's my point - they're not, but they're people I like and I like to see them a few times a year That's actually a very, very good point! I deleted my account about two years ago and that's probably the b
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   by rv-de 8y ago

   I accidentally gave $ ar m God a try on bash: ar: creating God That's at least more proactive compared to cshell's: ar: God does not exist
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    What makes you come to this conclusion?
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    That means you have the choice between: a) Working without passion and having almost no time for what you are passionate for. b) Working with reduced passion. And if you are a bit lucky even lots of passion. I think (b) is preferable.
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    Also the study was ordered by Tchibo - a producer of dark roast coffee. What a coincidence. So naturally they didn't have an interest in finding that (assuming that the result is valid at all - which I doubt) tea with caffeine (or mayb
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    Thank you! What a ridiculous study. Also the list of authors is a bit interesting. Nothing shocking - but interesting.
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    > The results were consistent with asymptotic theory (central limit theorem) that predicts that more data has diminishing returns. That's not asymptotic theory or central limit theorem. It's a meek proposition that you learn to
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    > I would not recommend, to anyone, to pursue a personal hobby, dwelling, or passion as a means to reaching some external reward. Why not?
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    *mnemonics
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    But you are referring to the task description.
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    good point - the 90% though was not referring to a single contract but overall the share of contracts that could be dealt with via a framework.
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    If the number of FSLs is ballparking the to be expected number of variations for a freelance contract then I don't think that framework will be an issue at all. https://opensource.org/licenses/alphabetical Not th
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    What I don't get. And I suppose I am speaking here for 99% of all developers without a background in law. How can it be so difficult to create a contract framework? How can there possibly so many variations on that theme that you need
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    And with a section that defines what "the work" refers to? That has to be specified anyway. Wouldn't that sufficiently disambiguate the scope?
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    How is the the product not relevant to the meaningfulness?
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    What does your company sell?
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    Linux Mint 19 (xfce) on any Thinkpad (T-series) is absolutely phantastic. Everything works either out of the box or is trivial to set up. LM 19 also works perfect on my gf's cheap Acer - which is saying something. I even converted my c
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    Express Subsea Cable System Between Europe and Latin America(ella.link)

    1 points by rv-de 8y ago|0 comments
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    This is the source: http://www.pizzanapoletana.org/public/pdf/disciplinare%20200... Most popular mistakes are: - too much yeast - no salt - cheap ingredients
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    people high on the autism spectrum don't get those jokes. in case you have been wondering why you were downvoted. +1 from me.
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    > Basic information theory tells us that any noisy continuous system is equivalent to a discrete system of a certain resolution/bit-depth. Technically you are right - but practically you are wrong. Like 'technically' any l
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    First people connected with friends on Facebook. Now if you are not connected on Facebook - you're not friends.
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    by rv-de 8y ago

    I'd recommend the Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ).