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by tpm 3y ago
They want the authorities to enforce laws. If the authorities (and eventually the courts) rule that what Meta does is lawful, they will have to accept that, but as of now there is controversy around that. It's Meta's duty to find
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by tpm 3y ago
> Because receiving countries differ in amount of VAT, vendors outside those countries cannot include it in their prices. They can and they do; smaller shops who don't sell as much abroad use their country VAT while larger ones incl
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by tpm 3y ago
Don't know about that but a compromise option always exists when the two parties are willing to compromise. E.g. in our country noncompetes are outlawed but if your company is willing to pay for your gardening leave for a year, then yo
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by tpm 3y ago
The police have the right with suitable warrant to break any encryption.
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by tpm 3y ago
Java Streams apply to Collections, which is a broader abstraction than a list.
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by tpm 3y ago
> I don't think this is a good option. It's certainly not a good thing to willingly emit sulfur into atmosphere, but removing such emmissions does nothing positive to battle climate change. > I think getting a handle on ship
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by tpm 3y ago
> Reducing shipping and international transport would also make it harder to move environmentally damaging manufacturing to a country that just allows it. It would also make manufacturing less effective and therefore more resource-intens
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by tpm 3y ago
> By far the most environmentally friendly thing to do currently is to keep existing vehicles running for longer Not at all. Even if that were true (it is for some vehicle classes and use cases but not generally), CO2 emissions are not t
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by tpm 3y ago
> Also for all I know her problems stem from the acid and not the shrooms. Acid also stimulates dopamine receptors, so this could be similar to amphetamine psychosis.
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by tpm 3y ago
It's very very unclear. One person can hit heroic doses (200-1000 micrograms of LSD or equivalent of mushrooms) and be completely fine afterwards, another can have a small, usually safe dose and have long-term issues. There are studies
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by tpm 3y ago
I expressly mentioned the expansion in my original post, so it should be clear I understand the difference, and the millions are still nowhere to be found.
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by tpm 3y ago
Yes I know, and the point is? Still no trace of millions of drivers.
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by tpm 3y ago
Sure, but that also applies only to pre-Euro 6 diesel cars, so pretty old anyway.
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by tpm 3y ago
Millions? The number of daily non-compliant cars entering the ULEZ zone went from 36k in March 2019 to 12k in December 2020 according to Wikipedia. I seriously doubt the expansion did hit millions. https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by tpm 3y ago
Except Austria, Finland, Yugoslavia, Albania (Enver Hoxha switched to China) and Greece and Turkey. So not everything at all.
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by tpm 3y ago
I read it as a good thing: GC improvements -> more available memory -> more work done by the CPU. But still would be interested in more detail.
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by tpm 3y ago
It's quite sad the most east they will go is Prague and even that only in 2024. But it's a good picture of the not very good state of railways in central Europe. At least Czechia is starting to invest in higher speeds, but it will
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by tpm 3y ago
> in 2030, when stackoverflow have folded due to lack of visitors, and all new data on new libraries/APIs are locked up beyond OpenAI's reach > how useful is the AI going to be? In 2030 the AI can go and and search for the a
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by tpm 3y ago
Yeah, one of the biggest companies in the world and still not selling the phones in our country. I actually used Pixel phones a few years back, but currently with no working 5G it's not going to happen.
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by tpm 3y ago
Slovak or Czech for example.
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by tpm 3y ago
(fatty acid oxidation inhibitor)
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by tpm 3y ago
per example
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by tpm 3y ago
> People have been eating rare or medium-rare meat since forever. It's not safe, one thing are the bacteries that you can catch from raw/undercooked meat that was not stored correctly, another thing is the parasites, for exampl
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by tpm 3y ago
You just have to trust you won't get any infection from that, so the whole 'manufacturing' chain has to be properly set up and supervised. Once you have that, you can eat raw meat. It's quite common in many places, here
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by tpm 3y ago
They still exist. Here, a phone with a 22000 mAh battery: https://m.gsmarena.com/doogee_s100_pro-12367.php
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by tpm 3y ago
> Well, I can imagine back at the time OpenOffice was a fresh project OpenOffice was born when Sun bought StarOffice, which was initially released in 1985 (on Z80 and certainly without any XML). So the project itself was far from fresh.
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by tpm 3y ago
They already exist.
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by tpm 3y ago
It's not going to happen in any of those countries for the next at least 10 years. If ever.
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by tpm 3y ago
> Technically, all of them are required to join once their structural problems are solved - it's not that they chose not to adopt Denmark has a real opt-out. They chose not to adopt in a referendum. > Most of them have a clear po
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by tpm 3y ago
Ah ok now I understand. Don't know about Canada but the UK is certainly an exception in this regard. In Germany and rest of Central Europe the PM and ministers are not required to be MPs, in fact currently in Slovakia we have a interim

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