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ttsda
6y ago
Those cardsharing schemes still exist today, although they're being cracked down more and more.
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ttsda
6y ago
Another relevant bit about Lisbon's 25 de Abril bridge is the common misconception that it was designed by the same company as the golden gate, as it looks similar and also has a red paintjob, when it was in fact the company that desig
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ttsda
6y ago
We don't discover that many large animals. Also, this isn't about discovery.
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ttsda
6y ago
Thank you for your work! I believe once it's properly documented and marketed, it will be very popular.
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ttsda
6y ago
I'm currently moving from a custom yaml DSL-based engine to Temporal and it's the best architectural decision I've taken in a long time. I researched a lot and couldn't find anything that even came close to the freedom i
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6y ago
I also find the API to be more consistent on Temporal (I began implementing a project in Cadence before finding out about Temporal)
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6y ago
Yep, this is it. They're developed by the same team, Temporal is still beta but I believe the production version is coming out late-June. I can't find an easy way to explain everything it does, but it pretty much allows you to wri
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6y ago
I began using this product a month ago, and I find it truly fascinating. You can write long-running business logic as naive Java/go functions with 0 error handling and they just work. You can sleep for months, do transparent retries, a
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Temporal – Workflow as Code (fork of Uber's Cadence, by the same team)
(temporal.io)
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6y ago
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6y ago
How does AppGet compete with apt-get?
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6y ago
Gmail used to do this, but it seems they've phased it out.
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6y ago
I'm still on 10.14, but I guess it will show up on Little Snitch. Unless they bundle it with some other more essential traffic.
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6y ago
A few days ago I went to your site to check if the distributed stuff had arrived, good to see it's here! You're making incredible software.
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6y ago
Here's the official wiki page for style hacks: https://github.com/piroor/treestyletab/wiki/Code-snippets-fo... You can hide the tab bar, the sidebar header, and change a whole lot more things with custom
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6y ago
That's when you get Auto Tab Discard[1]! You can set a number of tabs and time for each tab after which the extension will start discarding the tab contents and leaving a placeholder in place, that will re-load when you move to them. I
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6y ago
An AI redditor? I'm not sure I welcome this invention
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6y ago
I imaging further developments in this technology will lead to some sort of private ethereum-like coin.
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I live in Portugal and some producers are being told to make disinfectant out of drinking alcohol. I assume the same is being done with mask production, or will be done. The same is happening with alcohol in other European countries, I don&
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Low-cost 60GHZ phased array antenna
(eenewseurope.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
I don't think the wait for cancer patients is 4 months. Even in Portugal you'll get treated and we're much poorer with a much more deficient health system.
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7y ago
It looks so neat because you're looking at two atoms carefully placed on carbon nanotubes
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7y ago
I'm pretty sure you'll blow the Knox eFuse which can't be reset.
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7y ago
We have self-assembling dna structures, which we don't even fully understand and which are the result of millions of years of evolution. The steps are being made towards such tiny robots, but it's preposterous to mention them as a
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Yeah, I wonder why all these companies are investing billions on chip fabrication if they can just tell the tiny robots to build them
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7y ago
Why would it even matter to a Chinese hater such as yourself if you've only read the title anyway?
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7y ago
I live in Portugal and have RCDs in my (~7 year old) installation.
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7y ago
It's impossible for a 240V outlet to deliver 10A through your body. Unless you're made of metal or something.
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7y ago
He migtht ignore that object for many years, decades even, but keep it around and he'll be very grateful in the future for sure :)
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7y ago
Europe is not all the same. A bedroom is well defined in Portugal.
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Using Euro coins as standard weights
(rubinghscience.org)
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