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trymas
6y ago
But twitter is a private business or isn't it? Twitter users must agree to Twitter TOS isn't it? Your freedom of speech is also Twitter's freedom of speech and if you don't like that someone uses their freedom to calls y
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6y ago
I wonder if TDP of MBA vs MBP cpus is different and if yes - how much difference does it make?
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6y ago
https://xkcd.com/927/ A bit to the topic - what's wrong with good old: python -m venv env env/bin/pip install <whatever> ?
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Breaking the Wave
(graphics.reuters.com)
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7y ago
Why republicans hate universal healthcare so much, even when facing unprecedented pandemic?
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7y ago
Haven't Thiel donated 7 figure sums to Trump's campaign? After contracts are being awarded left and right - I cannot see those donations none other than bribery.
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7y ago
https://pypi.org/project/multidispatch/ IMHO, multiple dispatch is unpythonic and you should use it only if you really need it. Also OP's implementation is missing typing information and differentiates functi
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Tech Icons: Cliff Stoll
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I do not see what the problem is. People with small children get sick leaves many times per year, because children get ill in kindergarten very often. I know women who will get 5-10 one to two day sick leaves per year due to menstruation cr
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7y ago
> To avoid paying taxes, most employers strive to employ their workers via contracts meant for part-time or gig work, or through B2B (thus we have lots of sole proprietorships "entrepreneurs" in the country). Most protections
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7y ago
I agree that everybody who can work remotely is a bit privileged compared to someone who cannot, and in general tech employers are richer and more liberal. As I said in my reply above, some employers or employees need a cultural shift. Eith
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> I mean, sure, if you have sick leave. Where do you live that sick leave does not exist?
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7y ago
Where are you from? Where I live - I think I am even motivated to get sick leave. If I feel ill, I can get sick leave, with no time limits I am aware of [0], and as a reward I will get 80% [1] of my salary back for essentially doing nothing
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> Every place on the planet needs to rethink how we handle infectious diseases. This requires both a cultural and legal shift, so that one can just not come to work when showing mild symptoms and not face any negative consequences Do I l
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Billionaires need your country more than you think. It's just a bluff.
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> Self quarantine without a notice and hence without pay? If you have symptoms of _any_ illness you should always get a sick leave and stay at home. It does not matter if it's covid, seasonal flu or just a common cold - sick leave a
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7y ago
I guess OP meant that this ignorance is systematic and long term. Current pandemic just very clearly shows how ridiculous it is not to provide a social safety net.
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Personally this article turned out to be more interesting for me than the original post. I've seriously thought that it existed only as a movie effect and not in real life.
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Interview with Nim language creator Andreas Rumpf
(youtube.com)
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> what Mercedes had in 1990 with discreet algorithms and no neural/fuzzy logic Do you have any more information about it? I could find only abstract info that the system existed: https://www.autoevolution.com/news&#x
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Privacy leaks in mobile internet era
(blog.devsecurity.eu)
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How Rockets Are Made (Rocket Factory Tour – United Launch Alliance)
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> - The "mother earth" game is too text-heavy combined with real-time pressure, I would re-think it for better user experience. Indeed. Maybe let the year pass in 3, 5 or 10 seconds instead of 1? I could barely keep up reading
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Reddit’s 2019 Transparency Report
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Raspberry Pi releases new PCB version with USB-C power fix
(hackaday.com)
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Hover a mouse over a link – just don't trust the results
(michaelhorowitz.com)
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Also there's this: https://pypi.org/project/multipledispatch/
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Essential C
(cslibrary.stanford.edu)
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Holocene Extinction
(en.wikipedia.org)
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7y ago
Was not expecting that it will be written in python: https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/git.sr.ht/tree
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