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Hate crime attack streamed on Facebook(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by throwaway1892 10y ago|0 comments
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
http://openxcom.org/
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
As said in the conversation you linked (which is interesting, thank you), the obsolescence is for the attack submarines close to their target, whereas missile submarines, like the Columbia, has still the rest of the ocean to hide.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Well, the sub part is pretty expensive, since you have to accomodate 100+ people, with a nuclear reactor/diesel engine + batteries and all the supplies for a long trip. And they need to be able to move undetected, that's the point
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
I forgot the toilets. I found a breakdown there: https://www3.epa.gov/watersense/pubs/indoor.html
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
If you're including water for shower/bath, dish and cloth washing, it does not seem a lot.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Not on the current subject, but is it normal that this page is empty : https://pinboard.in/features/ ?
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
I think he meant the labor laws are protecting more the employee than the employer, notably on the firing part. So, as far as some theories go, if it is hard to fire employees, employers will be more reluctant to hire, reducing worker mobil
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
I don't think so. Apparently the only one that got translated is The Camp of the Saints, which is very differents in its themes.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
North and The King's Game by Jean Raspail. Very good fiction books.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Carlos Ruiz Zafón is one of the best author I've ever read.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Well, Germany replaced its nuclear power plants with Wind turbines + coal/gas thermic power plants.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Well, compared to solar energy, nuclear power plants produce energy at night and during cloudy weather. And their production is way more regular, you get the same amount during the whole day.
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Object Oriented Debate Part 3: Damned if you do…(shamusyoung.com)
3 points by throwaway1892 10y ago|0 comments
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
> ... the number of UK stories where some terrorist or criminal was known to authorities, or already on a watch list It was the case of most of the terrorists who've attacked France those last years.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
A blog that could be relevant http://hintjens.com/blog:111 (it's not about politics, it's about money)
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
A blog that could be relevant http://hintjens.com/blog:111
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Also devs can have different skill level in différents areas. One could be a rock star at the server stuff and do a poor job at the UI/web stuff (or any other possible version of this). So that's another layer of variation to take
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
You have an export file in your repo, containing all your stored procedures and part of the deployement process is to export the procedures to the db, updating as needed.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Still, the article make an interesting point. And their agenda is clear.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Well, from my experience in France, most of them will stay jobless.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Yeah, that's in short Paris' problem. The last few mayor all wanted to remove all cars from Paris, but they all failed to provide alternatives and failed to meaningfully improve public transportation, especially since most of the
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
I don't think it's working. People have the choice of risking a fine (32 € or 72 €), which is something a lot of people do. Anyway, such decision is all talk and does not have much of an impact (just a communication operation).
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
It's useless. People who are not using public transport the rest of the time won't start using them now. They don't use public transport since they can't (no train line, no close train station, has to transport tools&#x2
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Object-Oriented Debate: Many Kinds of Coding(shamusyoung.com)
1 points by throwaway1892 10y ago|0 comments
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Thank you, I could not have done it on my own. /s It's what I did in the end. It was a critic against the website missing an important piece of information. And also a bit of a complaint since I spent five min looking for the addr
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Nowhere on the Station F website was indicated the adress of the actual building, which is a glaring omission, for someone working near Paris and wondering where it is.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
And even if Le Pen is elected in France, the election for the parliament the following month would surely go in the opposite direction, meaning her power would be limited (since, in France, the government is chosen from the party with the m
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
From my perspective on the other side of the Atlantic, the result of the election is coming from deep division within America, with people on each side of the divide not communicating / understanding each other (hell, even Sam Altman w
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Kibana can only connect to an Elasticsearch backend, usually with Logstash to parse/format the data. So I don't think it would fit in the use cases from other people in this thread.

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