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szatkus
5y ago
I'm not a virusologist, but I read that Spansh flu would be beaten pretty quickly with modern knowledge and procedures. COVID's advantage is that it's not that lethal and often asymptomatic.
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5y ago
Interesting that his contributions apparently declined when he went full-time.
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6y ago
I'm a backend developer as well (or maybe full-stack, hard to say) and I switched my 4k to 1080p long time ago, because it wasn't worth it. On the other hand I like good viewing angles and nice colors. Unfortunately the latter is
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6y ago
These are different things and really can't exist without each other. CPython developers mainly work on how to make the language better. PyPy is focused on how to make the language faster.
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6y ago
For me everything became much more responsive when I switched to KDE. It seems like GNOME doesn't play well with Linux buggy graphics driver.
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6y ago
The article is so badly written that I thought the presentation will be in June or July, but I looked at the date. I guess there was nothing about ARM on CES?
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6y ago
It's expected that the population will stabilize around 10-15 billions.
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6y ago
For sure if you want to use features that are only supported by Chrome. Also devtools are more comfortable and less buggy (seems that almost every React project I met would break Firefox at some point).
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6y ago
I know some computer stores that have that. I can check on the website if a product is anywhere nearby, go for a walk and buy it. Oh, and IKEA.
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6y ago
I did my first online grocery order in the middle of pandemic. I needed to wait to 6 days :D
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6y ago
Yup, even before pandemic I saw a lot of Wolt boxes in some cities, although they don't serve where I live.
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6y ago
It's size of the wafer. http://audilab.bmed.mcgill.ca/~funnell/InforMed/Bacon/HW/pri...
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6y ago
What is it about American companies doing background check? I only saw banks requiring it here.
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6y ago
If it's the case shouldn't it be much simpler today?
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6y ago
Doesn't look like. According to Japanese Wikipedia they used to be also called 六連星 ("group of 6 stars", I think?).
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6y ago
The problem is that many Java projects in the wild are... well, old. Some of them haven't migrated to Java 8 yet and even then you can stuck with a lot of code using the old API.
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6y ago
It's an old post, they have in Windows 10. Kinda. Many sections in Settings have options for advanced settings that would take you to the old Control Panel.
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6y ago
Heh, I do the same for sites that have overrly aggresive GDPR-wall. Headline and comments are usually enough.
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6y ago
You can turn on dead comments in your preferences and see all the nice things they have to say.
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6y ago
Your spotify was pour-over-coffee-too-much-symphonic metal bad. > Thank your obsessions with Of Monsters and Men and symphonic metal (e.g., Luca Turilli and Van Canto) for that. > Here's what else I learned in that hellscape: You
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6y ago
I have quite similar results in incognito and normal mode. Are you that the trending tab is profiled?
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Large-scale errors at Malagasy Wiktionary
(meta.wikimedia.org)
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6y ago
It's red already.
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6y ago
For quite some time these nanometers is only a name. The only limitation right now is imagination of people working in TSMC and other (also money, I guess). Here's a video of Jim Keller presenting Intel's share of tricks for a few
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What is to be made of “e” ending so many Middle English words?
(english.stackexchange.com)
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6y ago
There are a lot of x86 software out there. Even games switched to x64 binary relatively recently. That alone means that you would want to emulate with performance of, let's say i5-2500, if you want a decent framerate, which would be qu
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6y ago
Autocorrect? It's HN, so OP probably write about the company more frequently than about the fruit. Or deliberately clickbaity title :)
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Offtopic, but why the black stripe?
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Both are equally readable to me, but with the builder pattern you have an ability to fork a builder. Cloning objects in Java could be messy.
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6y ago
It is. For most parts regexes like "\d+" are ok, but when there is something more complicated I pull Verbal Expessions into a project. To these days reactions on CR were mostly positive or netural at worst. If it was built into th
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