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seveneightn9ne
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8y ago
Investors want to buy long term bonds because they suspect the interest rates will get worse, so they want to lock in the current rate for a longer time. It signals that investors are expecting a recession.
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8y ago
There are a couple of features I feel are missing. 1) ability to filter by beginner/intermediate/advanced resources. 2) ability to rate & review resources and then sort by popularity/rating. As it is I see a ton of resour
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8y ago
Don't forget that the main use for the soybeans is cattle feed.
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8y ago
It's the feed for the cattle that takes up the most space, and that is directly replacing rainforests.
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8y ago
You can use keybase git as the backing storage for pass: https://keybase.io/blog/encrypted-git-for-everyone
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9y ago
Tesla's navigation system will definitely let you know if there's something close to your side.
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9y ago
Being together in person doesn't solve the problem of wanting to edit the same code simultaneously. For some projects, git is enough, but for something really small this seems like it would really help.
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9y ago
You can totally search email contents with ProtonMail -- it just does it clientside. I just tested with my 125MB of emails and it was fast (under 1s) but maybe if you have more emails it could be slower.
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9y ago
fasting hours/eating hours. So eating within an 8 or 6 hour window each day, and fasting for the other 16 or 18
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9y ago
That's at the bottom of the article: Production footprint PV multicristalline: 4200kWhee/kW [1] * 0.1kW = 420kWh embodied energy Production footprint lead-acid battery: 321kWhee/kWh [1] * 0.5kWh = 161kWh embodied energy Total
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9y ago
Yeah, that's what a "hard fork" means - it requires the nodes to actively choose it.
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9y ago
The OP isn't surprised they don't use E2E encryption - that's mostly reserved for the most security-conscious use cases, because as you say, there's a lot of usability to gain from having read access from the server. How
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9y ago
When you send a message, you encrypt it with their public key, so that only they can decrypt it. Additionally, you sign the message with your private key, so the person who receives the message can verify that you signed it, by using
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10y ago
I ended up setting up a Nextcloud server. It has a calendar service that suits my needs, coming from Google calendar. It is open source, and the nextcloud platform is basically built to be extensible, but I don't know how developer fri
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In regards to the last paragraph. If the type system is turing complete, then the type-correctness of the program _may_ be dependent on the output of an arbitrary turing machine. Therefore, your type checker must be either incomplete or its