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by stkdump 4y ago
So what if you are sick? You are using your normal vacation days?
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by stkdump 4y ago
I find it fascinating how triggered people get, when they hear people making a personal choice out of conviction. Almost as if they are being attacked on their own choices, which they are not.
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by stkdump 4y ago
> a Chinese junk was able to reach the moon Especially considering the enormous size of chinese junks!
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by stkdump 4y ago
Isn't a do expression the same + ability for the block to return a value? So what if you don't need to return a value?
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by stkdump 4y ago
The question is if miners pull out at all. In theory there are two important price points: the one where building up a new facility with initial investments is profitable and another price point where keeping an existing facility running is
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by stkdump 4y ago
We have a choice of either 2-3 days at the office hot desking or 4+ days at the office with fixed desks. Most devs actually choose the latter, other staff prefer the former.
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by stkdump 4y ago
That's a cool variant. There are dozens of binary json variants that are neither very good at optimizing feeding a 'sax-style' interface beyond a normal json file (they are all ok, solving the obvious issues that json has whi
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by stkdump 4y ago
This process has an infinitely small (but non-zero) chance of never terminating.
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by stkdump 4y ago
Non-native speaker myself, I had to do a double take as well. I think 'to regret sth' can have two slightly different meanings: 1. If I could reverse time, I would decide differently getting a different outcome. 2. I am sad that t
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by stkdump 4y ago
Well depends on how you define PII > name, address, credit card, etc.
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by stkdump 4y ago
So?
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by stkdump 4y ago
Germany is still a net exporter of electricity. France benefits from that, because in recent years they had to shut down their nuclear plants during heatwaves, when the rivers they use to cool them got too warm. I guess that will only get m
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by stkdump 4y ago
So, by how much did Germany increase its carbon output during the nuclear shutdown? Hint: it didn't. It went from 14.8 to 7.7 tons/capita. You can always argue that it could have decreased faster by keeping nuclear plants online.
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by stkdump 4y ago
TFA says that the reactor part of a plant only makes up ~25% of the construction costs. The rest is the same that coal plants also have to deal with.
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by stkdump 4y ago
The term 'Schutzgebühr' comes to mind. No idea what the english term is. Basically a price people have to pay, for the sole purpose to prevent people wasting it if they don't really need it.
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by stkdump 4y ago
What threat is the security for?
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by stkdump 4y ago
.eu is not a ccTLD, because the European Union is not a country.
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by stkdump 4y ago
A clock maybe
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by stkdump 4y ago
Good luck with your quest
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by stkdump 4y ago
I stopped after 5 minutes (don't have so much time) and got 102. I guess thats what I am: average, not because of lacking potential, but due to lacking perseverance...
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by stkdump 4y ago
> It still has its own totally esoteric custom language, it still discourages globbing source files and requires re-running upon adding any file We use cmake, with Windows as our main (but not the only) target platform. We found that no
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by stkdump 4y ago
Two comments regarding flags: it looks a bit awkward, that the letters are staggered instead of deformed according to the flag curving. A whole other idea, of how countries are identified without colors are the oval car sticker symbols. On
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by stkdump 4y ago
The blockchain is relying on the perfect solution fallacy. It tries to solve a problem that is mostly theoretical, does a very incomplete job and creates bigger problems than it is ever able to solve. The 'redeeming' factor is tha
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by stkdump 4y ago
A database does this. The trusted party isn't eliminated by blockchain, because someone has to code the implementation of the software. Unless you checked the software for bugs or backdoors camouflaged as bugs and compile it yourself,
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by stkdump 5y ago
It only works on Pixels as well.
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by stkdump 5y ago
If I unserstand it right, this is in ducks a defense against contraception, not against coerced sex. Further, if this is supposed to be an argument against legal abortion (I heard before from the anti-abortion crowd, that the body has defen
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by stkdump 5y ago
I don't think laws have to explain how to technically solve these things. e2ee could be maintained, it all depends on the level of integration/interoperation that these companies will choose. Of course, it is equally likely that t
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by stkdump 5y ago
I guess ~15 people bike to work, the rest uses cars or public transport. I don't think anyone walks to work.
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by stkdump 5y ago
Hm, average apartment size in this city: 790 sq ft, average USA: 880 sq ft. Average household size my country: 1.99 ppl, average USA: 2.5 ppl. I guess we just have better working conditions in the office than average or in the USA.
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by stkdump 5y ago
I keep reading those comments that almost nobody wants to go to the office. In my (European) company, maybe ~80 SWEs, people were given the choice to either mostly go to back to the office (4 out of 5 days) or mostly work from home (3 out o

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