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by tpm 1y ago
Now imagine that storing the complete model is the last thing you do in a business transaction. So the workflow is something like 'user enters some data, then over the course of the next minutes adds more data, the system contacts vari
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by tpm 1y ago
I was in the never-UUID camp, but have been converted. Of course depends on how much do you depend on your PKs for speed, but using UUIDs has a a great benefit in that you can create a unique key without a visit to the DB, and that can enor
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by tpm 1y ago
In democracy the power is to some extent in the hands of the people. That even enables partial socialism, when e.g. some industries or transport companies belong to the state, but rest of the economy is private. But if there is no democracy
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by tpm 1y ago
Socialism is defined by social ownership of the means of production. But in those countries, the society did not really have a say in managing the means of production, everything was in the hands of the 'avantgarde party' which in
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by tpm 1y ago
And also intimidation and threats. All of the the regimes collapsed swiftly once Gorbachev declared there will be no Soviet military response, like there was in 1956 and 1968. One wonders what would have happened if Poland in 1981 didn&#x27
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by tpm 2y ago
Yes, but there are already many of these in modular form (usually attenuators normalled to +5V in the absence of input voltage or just fader modules without inputs). This is new :)
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by tpm 2y ago
There are several 'joystick' controller modules (Doepfer a-174-4 or Intellijel Planar come to mind) and the Doepfer also produces 3rd signal by twisting the knob.
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by tpm 2y ago
I don't know what is 'here' in your case but individual imports/approvals exist and don't have to go through the same hurdles as type approvals.
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by tpm 2y ago
> You have to buy youtube premium to avoid ads Or you can block the ads in the browser for free. In this case, you have to consent being tracked (or pay) or otherwise the page will not display.
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by tpm 2y ago
that exemption will expire in 2 weeks
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by tpm 2y ago
> buy local I suspect for many imported items there is no local manufacturing and there won't be one. Oh well we'll see soon how the voters react to that.
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by tpm 2y ago
> For cycling there are now a group of trusted companies that many people purchase from - WinSpace, Magene, iGPSport, that stand behind their products. Their products can also be bought either directly or from other bike-specialized shop
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by tpm 2y ago
Yes but sales of diesel passenger cars are falling fast, so this will change in a few years. https://robbieandrew.github.io/carsales/
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by tpm 2y ago
I don't even remember Java 8 to 9 (our platform vendor updates his product and after that we have to update ours in a fairly short timeframe, so it must not have been too painful), but I think there is a breaking change in every recent
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by tpm 2y ago
The Alps is not the answer when you look at all the tunnels that are already there (both in Austria and Switzerland). Rather, for Austria the answer would be 'because it's a small country with one big city', so purely from th
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by tpm 2y ago
> no European country has been seriously committed to it I would argue several countries and the EU as a whole is seriously committed to it, but this commitment comes with usual European caveats: it will be slow and expensive. But it is
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by tpm 2y ago
It could be an issue with your position (seat too high, too low, cranks too long, if you are using clipless pedals maybe need to get wider stance, ...). I would get a professional bike fit.
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by tpm 2y ago
No argument (not plausible, not probable, none) for the sequence was provided. Communist revolution always precedes communist control of speech.
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by tpm 2y ago
It is entirely outside of the EU until it's a member country. Serbia doesn't have any special status like Switzerland or Norway that are closer to the EU even if they are not members, and anyway the leadership of Serbia is current
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by tpm 2y ago
I wrote "slippery slope fallacy", not just "slippery slope", for a reason.
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by tpm 2y ago
> That's how boiling the frog works. that's also how the slippery slope fallacy works
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by tpm 2y ago
> then you'll have to accept you're doomed as a country and deserve that fate. Or, you know, you try to limit the spreading of disinfo, simply to protect the weak. We could for example have a talk about how the people most pron
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by tpm 2y ago
This is completely wrong and also russian disinformation.
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by tpm 2y ago
> That means education system is bad and has failed people What if the education system can't fix this? Not just the current one - any education system. > that people are so desperate with their living standards What if people&#x
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by tpm 2y ago
> It's impossible. How do you even define advertising? If you define it conservatively, then advertising will skirt through the loopholes. It's quite easy though. Just remove incentives to advertise. Remote the possibility of p
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by tpm 2y ago
What is not true? A driving license may be a defacto ID, but it is not a dejure, designated national ID card. It's a different system. In the EU countries the ID cards are backed by a more-or-less central civil register. (as an aside,
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by tpm 2y ago
I know, having lived there in the past, but they are not in the EU anymore.
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by tpm 2y ago
> As a headline "I reduced $7t of foreign debt" is pretty good. Nobody cares about the big numbers when the wallets are empty.
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by tpm 2y ago
It's a different culture, one which is not used to have and use a national ID, which is completely common in the EU (with the exception of Ireland perhaps?)
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by tpm 2y ago
There is no general pullback from EVs in the EU, where fleet emmission rules heavily favor EVs. Tesla sales fell heavily.

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