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by u678u 6y ago
I dont think panel manufacturers will make much money, there is too much competition from the big Chinese corps. Maybe the rewiring of the grid helps electrical component companies like Schneider but that isn't cheap either. It might e
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by u678u 6y ago
Maybe you should try going to one. I've found it one of the best ways to make friends in the neighborhood.
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by u678u 6y ago
I completely agree that it causes problems when armchair warriors point out that your diversity doesn't match what their expected diversity is. However it does make it more difficult to find and fix real problems, eg in France no one k
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by u678u 6y ago
That's great, now do how much reporting was done by crypto exchanges globally.
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by u678u 6y ago
hey.com is the latest one that is on mysql.
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by u678u 6y ago
Agreed, I found it really hard to get good roles 5 years ago. Then I worked on some cool shiny stuff - in general I dont like microservices, k8s, React/JS but it opens a whole new world of jobs.
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by u678u 6y ago
30+ years ago banks would transfer money for anyone that wanted it. Then regulations clamped down and enforcement was lax - as a result banks were fined. Now banks including non-US banks like DB and HSBC are strict and the US government wil
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by u678u 6y ago
Agreed Lombok is nice, but why can't they just put that in the runtime? You have to be suspicious of every extra package.
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by u678u 6y ago
Right, for me bleeding isn't bad, but writing on waxy paper like birthday cards is another problem.
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by u678u 6y ago
I hate this so much. It seems to be a culture thing too where people in our Asia offices always do it. I'm sure I seem really rude to them when I ignore, or suddenly ask questions without doing the "hi" handshake.
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by u678u 6y ago
I have that problem with a lot of charities, they send junk mail and sometimes personalized emails. Stop wasting your time.
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by u678u 6y ago
I went through a fountain pen phase where I used for everything. I still love fountain pens and all the different colored inks. The maintenance is getting a bit annoying though so I've started using good quality gel and rollerballs. Th
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by u678u 6y ago
The weird thing is you dont even need getters and setters, you can make member variables public (and final if you have to). Just its the Java culture that is so wedded to it. I like Java but its the culture that makes everything soo complic
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by u678u 6y ago
> Java doesn't have value types and generates a ton of garbage Yes good point, this is likely a big difference. Maybe Java records will help a lot.
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by u678u 6y ago
That quickly became C# though which is very good and very popular. Edit you're right, C# and J# coexisted. I think its still the theme of MS using their own JVM then moving it to dotnet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by u678u 6y ago
Anyone have a good comparison of .net vs java GCs? I never had trouble with the former but Java has been terrible. I'm not sure if its just my project or having the xmx memory cap.
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by u678u 6y ago
North East as well, 100 years ago there were practically none, now they're common in most suburbs. Along with ticks and Lyme disease.
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by u678u 6y ago
I've noticed a lot of hard driving entrepreneurs seem to work very hard all the time. 20 years later when you read their autobiographies you notice some big breaks where they travel or hang out at their beach house, esp between project
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by u678u 6y ago
Good point. Maybe ARM chips are different and M1 will change things.
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by u678u 6y ago
Anyone know why they're named Socialist but seem Marxist/Communist? https://swp.org.uk/theory/
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by u678u 6y ago
The other part is if you have a quality HD or better camera its a huge load to GPU and network which will chew your battery. Lower resolution is actually probably preferred if you could see the alternative.
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by u678u 6y ago
I'm coming around to the "b) quality goods sold to specialists or companies, usually severely overpriced", is actually fairly priced. It just seems expensive compared to the junk that is incredibly cheap. I used to be worried
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by u678u 6y ago
I always thought a headset is better than external mike as you can move around and dont get background noise. Is there a reason not to use a headset mic? Half my team use speakerphones and it drives me nuts.
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by u678u 6y ago
Europe has a big advantage that distances are closer and cars are smaller and newer. USA still will be a long long time. My apt building has 500 cars and zero electrical outlets.
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by u678u 6y ago
I remember when office came out late 90s with the custom DLL to make everything grey and 3d looking instead of white. It was cool, but yeah breaks the consistent theme.
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by u678u 6y ago
Are workers even able to get a vaccine any time soon? Right now it seems only healthcare workers and >65s are eligible.
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by u678u 6y ago
Employers are currently liable if workers get covid on the job. Its one of the things Trump wanted to get out of in the last relief package. If they're liable it makes sense employers can enforce vaccine.
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by u678u 6y ago
I dont really understand why modern devs can't carry a 5 pound laptop. Its not exactly a burden.
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by u678u 6y ago
> Damien Hirst once had a work on display and a janitor threw it out Actually I thought it was Tracey Emin, I searched for it and it was both - and more other occurrences in other countries. https://www.bing.com/search?q=
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by u678u 6y ago
Its great but surely its more like OO programming perhaps without inheritance.

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