salex89

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by salex89 6mo ago
8g is not an insignificant amount. That's 16 500mg pills. You really need to mess up to take 16 pills and not realise you're doing something wrong. If a patient is not lucid than we have bigger issues. And from what I see in pharm
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by salex89 2y ago
It's probably much more interesting to see what else is happening while everyone is paying attention on communication devices and tending wounded.
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by salex89 2y ago
This just made me think am I missing something? Brazil is a huge coffee producer and Lebanon as an Arab country must have been exposed to coffee ages ago. Also, I don't see any questioning of Luxembourg stats. Almost six cups per capit
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by salex89 3y ago
Allegedly (from just random messages across different message boards) Airbus is likely nearing their backlogs to a point in time when they plan an A320 successor. Of course, they can still build the current A320 family but their production
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by salex89 3y ago
> There is no major development project anymore since A350 is in operation. Well, not having a complete new aircraft doesn't mean there is no activities. A320neo is leaps and bounds ahead on the market. While Boeing seriously needs
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by salex89 3y ago
Airbus isn't in an advantage there. They also employ a bunch of suppliers, outside the original companies that formed Airbus. However, they might be in an advantage because that's the way they grown from the start. Different count
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by salex89 3y ago
Of course, I meant Serbia since Galaksija comes from today's Serbia as well as it's creator, a very prominent man today. What was scary in Serbia? And I agree, Jelen is bottom of the barrel. Only worse than thet would be private s
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by salex89 3y ago
But there's AI!
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by salex89 3y ago
Yeah, it was so much under control that Yugoslavia and the USSR were at brink of war. It's more under Russian influence today than then.
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by salex89 3y ago
Errr, no? First of all, the kid might freak out from the AI glasses itself, if it could even wear it considering size, weight and other possible health limitations the child might have. They might not ever seen an AI set, they're jitte
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by salex89 4y ago
If you have the means and contacts to obtain a Stinger, I'm pretty sure you have means to obtain info on someones whereabaouts. And why wait fore someone to be in the air, just use an IED while on ground. I wanna be clear, this is just
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by salex89 4y ago
How is that exactly a risk for a commercial aircraft unless you fear someone armed with a Stinger missile is out to get you? If they had one, I sincerely doubt they would be using public ADS-B ported to a Twitter account to track you around
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by salex89 4y ago
Traveling much of Europe (humble brag) the only places where I have seen some noticeable difference is Britain (of course) Italy and Malta. That being said, any remotely modern building or establishment expecting travelers on Malta or Italy
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by salex89 4y ago
Can we have our GPUs back now?
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by salex89 4y ago
Yeah, but training will cost a multiple thousand dollars and the car would go for a checkup every week.
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by salex89 4y ago
I think it's fair. Talking with people that actually use Azure from inside Microsoft, they claim that outside clients might even get a better experience then they do, bad as it is.
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by salex89 4y ago
Paying for features to be unlocked is not new, especially in IT, but with a car it just feels wrong somehow. The hardware is there, but not in a sense when you buy a PC without an OS, because that's a multi-purpose machine, you give it
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by salex89 4y ago
I probably don't fully understand the background of this, but who is this noise generator protecting and from what?
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by salex89 4y ago
This is a frequent argument I see, but I don't see much substance in it. I've flown with both narrow and wide body, and the most critical dimension is leg room and shoulder width. And I did not find any particular wide body advant
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by salex89 5y ago
On the upside, Dacias are typically larger then other vehicles in the same price range. While you would you be able to buy a small city car from another manufacturer, you could actually buy a Dacia useful for the whole family. Yes, it will
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by salex89 5y ago
Or, maybe just add back the Kensington Security Slot and attach the laptop to yourself/desk with a strong wire and not have your laptop yanked in the first place. I understand the first part of my idea is dead in the water, we hardly g
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by salex89 5y ago
Not sure what are you referring by "Orthodox Church in Soviet (Russia)". The state's stance towards it was a mish-mash of violent and liberal times. But church and, more importantly, practicing religion was oppressed at almos
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by salex89 5y ago
I'm also not sure, and interested. Sometimes modules fit together, sometimes not. However, there are nicer examples of this concept. My personal favorite, with an online switch configurator: https://www.tem-si.com/ I l
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by salex89 5y ago
Ever looked into Nutanix ( https://www.nutanix.com/ )?
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by salex89 5y ago
Wouldn't say it better myself. Everything you gain with fast coding you lose on tackling performance issues, GIL, dependency management... Things harder to solve once you're committed to production.
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by salex89 5y ago
Which is the second?
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by salex89 5y ago
What you just described is the biggest damage done by the '99 bombing. I dare to say larger than any material damage. That's the thing that pushed Serbs on the other side of the "west/east dichotomy" and any kind o
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by salex89 5y ago
If you're creative enough, you can always pull out an indicator, even artificial, to show progress. For example GDP increase during a period in absolute values. That doesn't make any sense without considering size/population
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by salex89 5y ago
Pretty much. I didn't copy and paste the quote, but those are the words used. You and I understand what you just wrote about GDP in relation to Hong Kong and London, but a vast majority of the population is severely limited in the way
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by salex89 5y ago
It's degrading on a daily basis, literally.

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