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by sharken 5y ago
Absolutely. When working from home, i managed to lose on the order of 5-6 kg by eating less and skipping the occasional meal. Now that the office is open again, the weight is slowly creeping upwards. This is due to the rather large plate se
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by sharken 5y ago
Absolutely, but with stricter regulation than cannabis. Having authorized vendors where you can give advice to the buyer is much better than the current state of affairs. For Europe the outlook is quite gloomy without any regulation: https
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by sharken 5y ago
It's also something i wish companies would prioritize, you will be more valuable if these activities are supported by the company and not something you must do on your own time.
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by sharken 5y ago
The whole Meta thing is a distraction, nothing more. For better and worse there is nothing to be gained by the name change. The ad business is what matters to Facebook, so i think you're right.
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by sharken 5y ago
Drugs should be decriminalized and later legalized with varying degrees of regulation. It's happening with Cannabis now, but there is still a long way to go with drugs such as Heroin and Cocaine.
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by sharken 5y ago
And if it wasn't enough, there is a new Matrix movie out soon. On a more serious note, it's not likely that the Meta name will have any bigger impact than Google and it's Alphabet branding. I don't see Facebook.com going
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by sharken 5y ago
Having the camera on is not a requirement for doing actual work. It can be nice to see your fellow coworkers, but it's no substitution for an actual physical meeting. Having worked both in a remote and office setting, i much prefer the
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by sharken 5y ago
It also highlights the problem when business persons are allowed to make decisions without understanding the market/users.
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by sharken 5y ago
Exactly, cookie banners are an annoyance where the user ends up clicking Accept All just to make the banner go away.
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by sharken 5y ago
For larger companies i can tell you that the red tape and additional overhead from GDPR is horribly expensive to implement. Not to mention the reduced happiness from working with GDPR. If Google could help remove GDPR and the Cookie law i w
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by sharken 5y ago
My thoughts as well, passion and curiosity are closely related. Here is an alternative way of thinking about passion and curiosity. https://prsuit.com/find-your-passion-follow-your-curiosity/
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by sharken 5y ago
Brave browser is my go-to Android browser and i hope this initiative works out for the best. One problem i regularly have is that the browser becomes unresponsive, e.g. won't update the screen. The only remedy is to close and open the
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by sharken 5y ago
So with 57B transistors for the M1 Max you can fit the AMD 5800H (10 B) and the RTX 3080 Ti (28 B) and have 19B transistors left. So the performance should be top notch but cooling and power requirements will be quite high. So battery life
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by sharken 5y ago
Being stuck with multiple release branches where merges happen all the time, i wish branchless and Trunk-based development were on the horizon. But the switch to TBD is not just a dev change, it's as much a change for the organization.
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by sharken 5y ago
Have recently moved from Hg to Git for a codebase with multi-year Hg history. Tooling for Hg regarding merges and conflict handling is a little bit better, but where Git wins is the vast amount of info and help available. Another issue is t
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by sharken 5y ago
Having recently switched to Git on Windows, you miss out on these great resources. Thankfully with all the Git information floating around it's easy enough to find answers. One such page is this one containing three good tips https:&#
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by sharken 5y ago
Perhaps this marks the beginning of some healthy discussions on how much is required to make these changes. Will be interesting to see what kind of images the telescope can produce, i.e. shifting the focus to the science aspect.
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by sharken 5y ago
France, Germany and Italy have really disappointed with their heavyhanded approach against those that are not vaccinated. With that said, i think many are still a bit cautious after being bombarded with warnings of the Coronavirus for 12 mo
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by sharken 5y ago
I checked again on the Brave browser i use on Android and if you are logged in then Reddit is ok. If you don't login, then it doesn't let you view the post.
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by sharken 5y ago
Thanks for pointing that out, it's not really in the news. So both countries have a long standing conflict in common and sadly neither conflict seems to have any chance of being resolved.
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by sharken 5y ago
While blaming Reddit is fair, it is made a lot worse by the closed nature of iOS and Safari. It seems counter-intuitive that both Reddit and Apple are highly successful companies.
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by sharken 5y ago
The Reddit page loads without issues on Android with the Chromium-based Brave browser. It sounds like Reddit and iOS is a really bad combination.
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by sharken 5y ago
Comparing Lebanon to the poorest country in Europe, Moldova, show at least one interesting fact besides the GDP drop. The defence expenditure is more than US$ 2 billion higher per year in Lebanon while it is nearly non-existent in Moldova.
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by sharken 5y ago
Isn't that a serious problem, when the final decision withholds information related to the case. For all we know it could be the virus attack that lead to Googles decision.
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by sharken 5y ago
Vaccination numbers as of 28.09.2021: Denmark: 76.7% / 75.1% Canada: 77.5% / 71.4% Scotland: 76.7% / 70.2% Canada will most likely overtake Denmark as more people have had the first vaccine shot.
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by sharken 5y ago
It could have been prevented, just don't require a vaccine passport. I'm hoping that more countries will follow the danish example, where the vaccine passport was dropped on September 10, 2021. This amount of control doesn't
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by sharken 5y ago
And sensible too. The general public has a different idea of what autonomous means. Level 5 autonomous vehicles are not even guaranteed to appear as early as 2030.
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by sharken 5y ago
I hope someone leaks the memo saying on-device scanning will be implemented. But i hope Apple is clever enough to walk away from that feature for good.
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by sharken 5y ago
I think you seriously underestimating this site.
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I guess we have to accept the fact that when Russia or China is involved, then we cannot find the truth. The same can even be said of the US. The 1977 H1N1 spread was never truly explained, here a possible lab incident in Russia was one of

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