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by wojciii 10mo ago
This HPV vaccine was part of the children vaccination program (børnevaccinationsprogram) which kindly asks the parents to vaccinate their children. While we have some anivaxxers here in DK, most people (90%, I believe) are sane and follow t
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by wojciii 10mo ago
> These are not implementation errors or miscommunication between different business units. I don't think the companies such as Google*, Microsoft, Valve or Nintendo** have a Child Safety business unit. If they did, the software the
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by wojciii 10mo ago
This is probably going to make some state actors unhappy.
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by wojciii 10mo ago
Not everywhere. Here the government fucked Uber etc. big time because it required the companies to pay for taxi licenses if I remember correctly. That is if they want to deliver a taxi service.
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by wojciii 10mo ago
What is the usual life expectancy of a Google product? Google usually kills projects. What's the point in using this?
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by wojciii 10mo ago
(I'm sorry for the rant) Based on my own experiences your suggestion is worthless, as one diet doesn't fit everyone and it seems that no one understands (besides calories in/calories used) how humans should eat to stay health
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by wojciii 10mo ago
I would pay for use of decentralised apps which depend on some resources that cost money, for example an index that would make them much faster to find something.
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by wojciii 10mo ago
Hahah. I'm pretty bad at selecting winning stocks. This could be me.
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by wojciii 10mo ago
That could be useful as well. Perhaps the ability ability to stop at a specific point in the script and being able to modify any commands and execute the step and then continue the script until it fails again. You know .. debugging interfac
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by wojciii 10mo ago
> Richard K. Morgan This is one of my favorite books. The series actually. I really like the backstory to the main character which gets revealed in the later books. Did you see the tv series made from the series? I was, to put it mildly,
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by wojciii 10mo ago
I read a lot of sci-fi. Much of that is bad. This is not the case. Dennis Paul Himes: Raisinbread: The Story of Jennifer Choate and Her Role in the Crisis of 2262 After reading the above book (I didn't get much sleep) I e-mailed the au
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by wojciii 10mo ago
I could use a sane CI system. I hate DevOps. I have to do multiple commits to implement something. I would love to be able to have access to the same env as the CI so that I could prototype the script/job on my own machine before commi
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by wojciii 10mo ago
Funny you say this. I noticed that product that succeeded are almost always products that I wouldn't buy. So I could be used to determine the success of products. If I like it ..forget it. If i wount buy it, the the uneashed masses wil
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by wojciii 10mo ago
Maybe because of VPN usage? No reason to get arrested because of viewing a picture of some massacre on a square in a large city or sent to the SMO because one reads some Ukraine news not approved by their government.
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by wojciii 10mo ago
I develop embedded software. I use make all the time. I don't want to .. but people keep using it because it's simpler than other build systems. Many UI tools based on eclipse use make under the hood. Many recipes used by Yocto ju
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by wojciii 1y ago
I would limit myself to using ai to explain and not use the tech to fix or create anything. Learning takes time and effort. One has to understand something and then make some excercises to make it stick. Also providing examples how to do so
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by wojciii 1y ago
This is awesome. What is used to connect the remote spot to the internet? Who is paying for the traffic from the site?
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by wojciii 1y ago
"In breaking news, Russia is extending the complete ban on all petrol exports through the rest of 2025 for producers and distributors, and is banning diesel exports for distributors. Fuel shortages have spread to almost all of Russia,
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by wojciii 1y ago
I meant sanctions which are bombing russian refineries. So they stories no fuel in Russia are just propaganda?
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by wojciii 1y ago
Ukrainian sanctions work. Ask a russian about the price of fuel. The European sanctions are more of a joke. I you want to Ukraine to win donate to them directly instead of waiting for the cowardly politicians to get their act together.
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by wojciii 1y ago
Like all bureaucracies .. the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing. Also our government (I'm a citizen in the kingdom of Denmark) doesn't listen to experts when it comes to IT/security/encryption and
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by wojciii 1y ago
I worked in companies that did this .. 20 years ago. I didn't imagine that this was still possible. For me it's just about rules/discipline: Commit working code with passing unottests. Everyone is responsible for fixing stuff
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by wojciii 1y ago
Yes, but I don't like how this is implemented.
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by wojciii 1y ago
I use terminator as my terminal .. it allows to split windows which is somewhat implemented in console, but it doesn't work very well..
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by wojciii 1y ago
How is that even possible? Wasn't CI invented to solve just this problem?
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by wojciii 1y ago
Whatavoutism? Good work.
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by wojciii 1y ago
A cyber attack is still an attack. Sabotage by agents is an attack. Russia is a terrorist state and will attack this country sooner or later. It's just a question of time.
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by wojciii 1y ago
Bingo.
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by wojciii 1y ago
I don't want to fix any legacy code. I want a design that doesn't contain the bugs. Attacking a distributed grid would probably not be cost effective.
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by wojciii 1y ago
This is because of the Ukraine war. We as a country are exposed to being attacked by Russia. Be that cyber attacks or destruction of assets by sleeper agents. So instead of decentalizing the electrical grid and making sure it's secure

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