welfare

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by welfare 6y ago
How does the world work then?
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by welfare 6y ago
Nope, at the current rate of consumption it will last 70-80 years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peak_uranium#:~:text=According... .
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by welfare 6y ago
Cool idea, but how would you keep it maintained? It's tricky enough to keep maps up to date. A 3D Mesh would be even more complex to maintain.
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by welfare 6y ago
As someone who's been involved in setting up a corporate incubator, this is a pretty common dilemma. The way that we viewed it at my previous company was basically it's two different businesses, two different P&L's and tw
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by welfare 6y ago
If everyone's moving to remote working. Do you believe this will push for dumping wages as well? I don't mean moving jobs to India, but rather recruit remote workers in relative low-income areas of the US? Not discrediting the amo
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by welfare 6y ago
I get a feeling that this applies to a lot of sciences. I feel like in the field of computational complexity theory, people seem to find new ways of proving that a problem is NP-complete even though it's already been proved before. Isn
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by welfare 6y ago
As someone who's never read a manual for anything I owned in my entire life I find this fascinating. Is there anything I'm missing out on, and if I wouldn't read manuals cover-to-cover, what parts would you recommend reading?
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by welfare 6y ago
Plants have evolved to adapt to a certain environment, and if we change those parameters to promote a certain behaviour (e.g. higher yield) then most likely it comes at a cost (e.g. is the produce less nutritious?)
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by welfare 6y ago
MySQL is actually of Swedish origin.
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by welfare 7y ago
This is not a fuck up or negligence, Zoom deliberately used "end-to-end" with a completely different meaning than the rest of the world. I can't describe this as anything else than malicious and fraudulent. Their intention wa
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by welfare 7y ago
Same in PA
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by welfare 7y ago
I agree, following the instructions is a critical skill to develop. What I meant was that you can be creative with these solutions. As for the programmable mouse, my son drew his own mazes on paper in the end and placed his toy cars and oth
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by welfare 7y ago
We got this one for our son when he was 3: https://www.robotshop.com/en/code--go-robot-mouse-activity-s... It's a great introduction to programming. You have to put in all instructions on the mouse to solve the ma
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by welfare 7y ago
Production-Driven Development is the new cool.
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by welfare 7y ago
This is the best definition I've seen and I really buy into the logic. Instead of defining middle-class on it's own, it makes much more sense to define it's boundaries (lower, upper) and middle is what the name implies, in be
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by welfare 7y ago
You've been able to find properties to rent through craigslist since the beginning of the internet. Airbnb is not a new concept, but it's a revolutionizing UX.
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by welfare 7y ago
Not enough digital transformation
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by welfare 8y ago
How I read it, "Old days" in my opinion refers to the 90's and early 00's, and not so much about the recent changes in the language.
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by welfare 9y ago
What happened to that guy? Haven't seen anything lately.
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by welfare 10y ago
Yeah, I'd rather focus on the victims of sexual assault than on the suspect trying to evade the law. What if it was your daughters/sisters/friends who were abused? Sweden is not a "banana republic" or whatever you&#
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by welfare 10y ago
Couldn't agree more, This has been my strategy for years working for busy managers. You have to make the life easy for them. Try to avoid sending open ended questions to them, instead send something that they can either sign-off fully
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by welfare 11y ago
That was more than incredible! Simply amazing, especially for someone like me working in digital but not so much on the UX part.
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by welfare 11y ago
I have almost exactly the same memories of Pascal. Being a kid tinkering with QBasic (and later QuickBasic that also created the mystical executables). It was when I started tinkering with computer graphics I realized that QBasic was not th
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by welfare 11y ago
I'm not entirely convinced with the function-call syntax for declaring a Symbol. Why not using something more of the lines with Ruby's :symbol syntax?
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by welfare 12y ago
Especially now when they've introduced Jetpacks. A comparison would be great.