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That's what my dad said. Personally i like the vehicles too. I think there will continue to be a sizeable market for petrol vehicles as long as bevs are difficult to charge. Hydrogen would be more easy to refill. Hydrogen could fill th
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Its an ironic comment bulverizing the idea of bulverism. Who 'you' is doesn't matter so much. Might be the inventor of bulverism or the link poster.
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If you want to constrain yourself from even having that option. Say you only want to watch dvd's or presentations on it but not browse internet/yt/other major 'filler' time wasters. If id buy a tv id probably get a
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That's some very impressive news. Hope this will make hydrogen cheap.
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Where you went wrong is by wanting a way to quickly and easily disqualify your opponents objections, so you took out this concept of bulverism instead of looking at whether there may be some thruth to it.
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Perhaps something that knows to deal with assets a bit better. Or maybe that could just be a new version of git. Also diffs could be more language aware. Maybe via a plug in system. Definitely some room for improvement.
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I feel the name is a misnomer. These articles are opinion and analysis. News is different. Slow news would not be very interesting, either.
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games from valve, blizzard, Nintendo or rockstar. They usually get quite a bit of pre release hype and then great reception afterwards. I mean gta5 might not be my personal taste but i cant say it did not deliver. I believe cyberpunk will
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I dont think its fair to say that Social media sites banning the sex industry is a move that stems from hostility. Its just our culture that we separate sex and normal life. Maybe for children, maybe for ourselves. I dont want my timeline o
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I was surprised to find no advanced stuff on their curriculum. At first i thought: another genius telling us hes a genius but it seems quite doable. I mean even during my half year of cs bachelors courses i took to get into the master i did
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A web where everything needs a subscription is a closed web. I would only subscribe to the things i deem fun enough or necessary enough. So that would be perhaps fb, Whatsapp, Gmail, Tinder, Netflix and Amazon. The latter three i already su
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For Python vim is allright. The probability of making syntax errors is a lot lower than with languages like Java and you can see them without going through a build. But language servers are the only way to make vim an acceptable choice for
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I dont think there is room for ambiguity here. When the government calls you for your shot are you going to say: ill do what you ask of me? Or are you going to say: nah thanks/ Just let me wait a bit and then maybe? The choice in this
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Very much true. You cant see these out of context of the whole ecosystem. Making the best (according to many) computers, operating systems and phones means being able to sell headphones at a high margin.
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Yes, that's kinda the point. You see Apple, you buy.
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I scrolled all the way to find out the one thing im interested in with apple. How much do they take you for this time around. 549 or about 100 times what the Action store charges for headphones (with good sound). Sound is produced using mag
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If the pack accelerates out of a corner faster than me due to reduced inertia i will be off the back and can do the rest of the race on my own. That's something i have some experience with, unfortunately. If its a sprint i will lose t
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Interesting. Have there been many attempts that failed?
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Congrats, it looks like you effectively monetised your network. I have met some people who wanted to do this, did have something to offer yet failed quite spectacularly to the point of becoming homeless and destitute. I guess it all depends
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I really don't know. College is the biggest investment I did. But whether it was worth it depends on whether I could have gotten a programming job without it and I'm just not sure about the answer. As for the rest of it, I do have
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So basically what it says is Xi is a non-traditional leader who hands all the positions to his friends and would rather let the leadership grow old and senile than promote a competent person, because old friends are not a threat.
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Crypto was invented as, among other things, a way to dodge the currency system and hence, taxation. Taxation is what funds social programs. This is what keeps hunger at bay in the developed world. Though access to banking is important, its
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Python is a worthy successor to Java. people who like top complain about types are invited to run mvn clean install for each change instead of using type hints. I continue to go through that each day. it pays better. Java is the new cobol,
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I doubt we will get used to people taking their vehicles inside. I agree about the law being a bit silly though. Getting run over by a train can happen regardless of your vehicle of transportation.
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I do feel like it's work. It's not a passion. I have little influence. Just code monkey whatever we have in mind, thank you very much, we don't need anything else from you, here's your slightly above average payday, see
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I feel making a case that they are either a terrorist or just a criminal organisation would be the easiest way to get rid of them outside of turkey. Such cases are really subjective so it shouldn't be that difficult. Just last month a
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it flies in under the radar and hits you at a distance with hypersonic cruise missiles. I think it would be a fearsome weapon even today.
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if that's a business priority, that's a business priority. But it's not up to developers to set those.
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The problem with a call for discipline is that it's a call for discipline.
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will tell my friend about it as hes an amateur dm. maybe he could go pro.
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