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by t344344 4y ago
I hate Netherlands for that. They force sick and disabled people to cycle in winter and rain. And it is so expensive you have to live like 1 hour from work!
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by t344344 4y ago
Most african kingdoms like that were funded by slave trade. They raided and sold their enemies. Reason for highly organized state was army and trade. Not sure about Buganda, but here is a quote from wikipedia: > Subjugating weaker peopl
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by t344344 4y ago
> per institution Some banks are just brands, and use bank license of their mother. In that case both accounts share $250k limit. So be careful that insurance does not overlap.
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by t344344 4y ago
Not really! My uncle is a wedding photographer, it is a side gig he does on weekends. He has no sales, marketing..all based on recommendations. Accounting is dead simple. It is actually pretty good compared to his other gigs (taxi driver, p
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by t344344 4y ago
I found article a bit naive. 99% midwifes in 17th century were functionally illiterate (only read to recite in church) and had no access to medical books. Their skills came from veterinary practice, delivering cows, horses, pigs, dogs, kitt
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by t344344 4y ago
Huawei phones did this a few years back. You can get sued if you publish someones real pictures without makeup and photo-shopping. AI beatified pictures have the same criteria.
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by t344344 4y ago
Right, 80% of electricity is from gas and coal, but this car has NEGATIVE "CO2" impact. I really wish we would adopt lighter cars. Extra tax on SUVs, trucks and so on. But the reality is we ban light highly efficient gas cars, in
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by t344344 4y ago
How is that different from agile, TDD and refactoring? > A steel thread is a very thin slice of functionality that threads through a software system. They are called a “thread” because they weave through the various parts of the software
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by t344344 4y ago
I love companies like that. If you are a bit proactive, you can snatch the easiest parts, and get rewarded just for sending reports.
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by t344344 4y ago
We had this discussion. I wanted the same "luxuries" as at home: - 200 sqf dedicated room with my own toilet, shower and kitchenet - Basic lab equipment: 4 tables, 10 screens, 6 computers... Nothing crazy, under $20k total - Sound
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by t344344 4y ago
Screen on my Zenbook has touch layer, that makes glass a bit thicker I guess. And yes I keep it in stuffed in backpack and sometimes drop it. It is a tool, not museum exponate! I had other laptops that left fingerprints. But Macbook Air had
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by t344344 4y ago
Not OP, but I would share my opinion. Too many compromises were made to make macbook thin (unreliable keyboard, cooling, power delivery, battery, ports, non removable SSD...). Apple should make a model that is a bit thicker without those co
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by t344344 4y ago
Yes, I grown up in communism. We had this stuff 50 years ago, still recovering.
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by t344344 4y ago
Try to ask your friends some very difficult question, like "what is the definition of woman?". I am saying that current education does not give people tools to use LLM and AI. They will spend most of time on problems like "no
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by t344344 4y ago
That is what "Liberal arts education" was before academia become coopted by Marxism. Process information fast, iterate, throw away old models. And it is not about "faking being an expert on field" but finding true expert
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by t344344 4y ago
Armbian ads tons of configs and hacks to Debian. It really is not vanilla Debian.
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by t344344 4y ago
8 GB DDR4 is 20 euro. Another 20 for basic SSD. Raspberry PI I found does not have a case, no CPU heatsink, no power supply, no SD card... And running system out of writeable SD card is another joke! Not sure how I would "fiddle&quo
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by t344344 4y ago
> low stock is used by some people to list insane prices Another reason not to use it! > NetworkManager supports even WPA3 I used it as a hotspot. Armbian has some weird obsolete NetworkManager, that does not work with WPA2. OpenWRD d
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by t344344 4y ago
Intel NUC Kit NUC7CJYHN Barebone (Celeron Dual Core-J4005) barebone is sold for 112 euro. Add RAM and SSD... > PS: PIs are usually a lot cheaper. No they are not. Maybe a few years ago. But PIs use obsolete processor, with limited manufa
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by t344344 4y ago
I am really tired of how bad Raspberry Pi are. It is basically overpriced hobby board. I would not recommend building any sort of industrial solution on top. USB stack uses a lot of CPU, a lot hardware is missing and is software emulated.
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by t344344 4y ago
That company loses $5.000.000 per day! Hardly surprising it has troubles paying bills
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by t344344 4y ago
Economy is shit. Wait to get fired with severance. Also consider that your HCOL area is part of the problem.
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by t344344 4y ago
US Navy used shovels in WW 2 to fight Japanese. It is good weapon for close combat.
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by t344344 4y ago
In my old job I had to fake depression. I lived nice bachelor life, some coworkers were jealous and toxic. I lied that my gf left me. I nuked my social media and started posting cats for adoption...Latter got new girlfriend, 10 years older
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by t344344 4y ago
> but I think that if in 1900, ... serious dialogues on how to design safe air traffic control systems, you would have been laughed at. In 1900 there were massive rail stations and harbors. Just say it has to safely receive new train&#x2
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by t344344 4y ago
To be fair around WinNT 4.0 and Win2k, Microsoft had much better operating system compared to Linux. FreeBSD and Solaris were much better competitors.
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by t344344 4y ago
Ok, two points: 1) anyone who studies in US university, is "rich educated" for South American standards 2) Quote from article bellow: > a queer Latina ... mostly from white, right-wing Latino men. > “When you’re a white La
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by t344344 4y ago
Why would I care? US is bloody expensive already, some small fee is not going to save it. And I only visit US on business trips, that are covered by company. If you do not like it, get out.
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by t344344 4y ago
Is not "equity language" just another form of neocolonialism? How can "rich educated people" rename entire ethnic group (latinx) without their consent? Also there is nothing offensive about being "poor"... Equ
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by t344344 4y ago
I am not being "facetious". For me it is simply another custom in US, you have to pay for all sorts of stuff with hidden fees.

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