teraku

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by teraku 6y ago
You can execute the python binary inside the venv's bin/ folder directly. But you still need the full path I guess
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by teraku 6y ago
> Then ignore taxes and make the ultimate trade on margin; issue T-bills to directly invest the cash. Same effect. [...] The ability to directly dump treasury proceeds into index funds would probably have more of a stabilizing effect on
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by teraku 6y ago
Few things to unpack here. >Honestly, if the only winning move is to invest for the long term then why even bother with capital markets at all Because they are gamblers, that's why. Most (reasonable) people only invest long-term. &g
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by teraku 6y ago
Mixed feelings. I'm not huge into this direct life automation, but I do automatically download most of my data from 3rd party platforms, including banking data, expenses, documents I scan on my phone (i. e. letters) and load them onto
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by teraku 6y ago
In order to get my reddit addiction in check I uninstalled the app and started using it in the browser. After 1 week I quit reddit forever. Never looking back.
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by teraku 6y ago
Amazing name choice ;-) It means "Don't you dare" in German
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by teraku 6y ago
I am a childless couple, and although I love my partner and there have been no major fights or anything during this whole pandemic, we are living in a small 1 1/2 room flat and sometimes it's just stressful to go from working from
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by teraku 6y ago
Do you have any insights on resource needs of the hardware? One thing I ALWAYS find lacking in documentation of fediverse software is hardware specs for e.g. 1 user instances (as a basic benchline).
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New Covid-19 mutation might be imune to vaccines(biorxiv.org)
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by teraku 6y ago
That's because lots of US troops are stationed in Okinawa and with them came lots of fast food chains. Young(er) people in Okinawa eat lots of junk food, and they have shorter life expenctancy than their parents.
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by teraku 6y ago
There are working open source clients for OneDrive. You can just encrypt the data you pump into OneDrive (or any cloud provider you don't trust) and just use it for quick online access and then sync everything into your local NAS/
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by teraku 6y ago
Not only that. If you have DS & DE in different orgs, often DE is in an IT org that also has to support legacy systems that sometimes become very time intensive. So then the DS org says they can't get stuff done because DE does not
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by teraku 6y ago
He is mentioned by the OP
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by teraku 6y ago
I have not experienced the "old age" of arthouses. But from talks to older people in the "scene" it's become a lot of mishmash and the same old story over and over that it's really rare to be intrigued by it. J
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by teraku 6y ago
I probably watch 1-2 shows over the course of the year on netflix, with an occasional film here and there if I'm interested. And all of them together with my partner, who watches many more shows and films than me.
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by teraku 6y ago
> Simply put, Netflix (and its imitators) produce too many TV shows that are too good—and too easy to binge. I find most shows on Netflix to not be that good. I drop them within minutes.
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by teraku 6y ago
"Not save my data in illegal ways" Edit: "Not save my data"
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by teraku 6y ago
Hey I feel you. Same category. The gist: If you didn't inherit, you are f kd in Germany. MOST of wealthy people inherit it (and 2/3 of super wealthy inheritance in Germany is former Nazi money). It's unfair. What helps me ge
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by teraku 6y ago
>With software I most often go from “heavy” to “light”. It works the same in hiking. You go first your first hike with _definetly_ all equipment you need. And afterwards you trim down for the next one, until you hit the sweet spot. And i
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by teraku 6y ago
Currently, EU subsidizes farms based on land area. Which is supposed to change, but the lobby is strong.
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by teraku 6y ago
No. I would love peace. I don't seek divide. But saying that we "let politics be politics" is a privilege. If you are in a minority, either by choice or by birth, it's not that simple. Standing up against discrimination
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by teraku 6y ago
Welcome to the EU. Although there is still lots of stuff going on that is 'technically' illegal
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by teraku 6y ago
The wayland website has a good overview for how wayland works (in contrast to X): https://wayland.freedesktop.org/architecture.html
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by teraku 6y ago
The implied privilege and obliviousness about it in this comment make me mad.
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by teraku 6y ago
Not in the literal sense of land, but in the economical/capitalistic sense. In capitalism theory, the basic idea behind the growth of capitalism is defined as "land grab", i.e. the system ingests what is foreign and makes it
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by teraku 6y ago
First of all this, but even in the very definition of feudalism it's feudalism: > Feudalism, also known as the feudal system, was a combination of the legal, economic, military, and cultural customs [...]. Broadly defined, it was a
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by teraku 6y ago
Well the OP said: > We're seeing the teaming up of governments and giant corporations to control the narrative and tell people what's true and what isn't. And then he said it's facism. To which I say, no, it's fe
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by teraku 6y ago
Yes, it's feudalism
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by teraku 6y ago
Beautiful, but sad, stories. But there is another dimension this fails to mention for me: People who suffer from long-term traumatic events (like an abusive childhood, ...) release stress chemicals in their brains which alters the structure
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by teraku 6y ago
Your name checks out ;-) On a serious note: Lashing out is not "feedback"!

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