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5y ago
looks like a overload
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5y ago
Ripping is usually more of a problem than some finger oil and gloves makes you less sensitive and more likely to rip or destroy stuff.
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It's hard to compare between different countries due to different taxes and so on. But that's almost double what a generic team lead would make here in Sweden (50-60 is probably closer) but a high level dev working a prestige proj
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5y ago
1000s of children die everyday due to diarrhoea caused by unclean water. About a 1 000 000 die every year from malaria mostly children. Just to name a few things. The world is a hard unforgiving place for millions, we should never forget th
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Yep, separate devices is the way to go. It can be a hassle but to setup but its worth it in the long run.
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If you are just paying a couple of $100 a month for app related stuff you can just use a new bank if you want and just transfer the amount needed each month. Opening accounts is something banks really like when you do so its usually not har
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5y ago
Interesting concept the biggest problem would probably be data density. Like how many papers would you need to to get about dvd size. Other than than the problems in getting a reader dvds is one of the best current long time solution.
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6y ago
Python projects that start to grow has a tendency to become hard to manage in a way that I have not seen in Java at all. Java is like you say not the greatest at anything but it is also not the worst at anything. Its great for projects wher
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6y ago
Totally agree, combined with the fact that op seems to focus on big tech giants that are generally hard to get in to is a big red flag. My advise is to find a smaller company in a "boring field" (think local schools, manufacturing
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If you know how to program you should go after that. There is a world wide shortage of programmers. It is also a great stepping stone if you want to move to something else. If you can't get hired at a place there is a gig economy of so
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A5 pdfs are really nice on mobile and especially tablets. If there were both A4 and A5 pdf renders available more often that would be grate!
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6y ago
Some password manager allow you to config those parameters yourself but I guess that would not work in this case. Hopefully hardware tokens can help us get rid of passwords soon.
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6y ago
Yes love this feature! I also try to get the habit to put in labels more often, it really helps to have some landmarks to navigate from.
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6y ago
You can change stuff in the Swedish forms as well. Since everything i prefilled you just need to add in a number and recalculate. But most deductions would be done for you based on automatic reporting to.
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6y ago
Something like rss or similar so aggregation can happen client side
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Yeah markdown only sites would be great! But the only way to have some success with a old-new web is widespread adoption. I try to host and share trough my own blogs/sites to not put everything on the giants. But if 99% does not we wil
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6y ago
How would a user not using a screen reader know?
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Well gmail has 99.987% currently but only 99.9% is promised according to SLA. https://support.google.com/googlecloud/answer/6056635?hl=en#...
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6y ago
Samsung phones have qr reading in the camera app since a few years at least. Google also has Lens but that does not work offline (?)
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6y ago
In reality you can't. The upfront cost of defending a patent is huge, like hundreds of thousands. Patents are fundamentally broken and really don't work like most think or want them to.
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6y ago
You can also get a new one not used by guest yet if you're lucky.
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6y ago
Latex with an editor as good as Intellij is for java (or perhaps VisualStudio for C#) would make it so much better. I have mostly used online latex tools since setting up the pipeline is simply too much work for the medium projects I have d
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6y ago
Office on mac is just a shadow of the windows version. It kind of looks the same but all the crazy plugins and stuff does not exist (could be a pro but is mostly a downside).
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True still not really "mom and pop" at least in my mind.
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I prefer to pay even if its clear that the price don't cover the whole cost. Because the EU customer protections are pretty good if you are a customer (not sure that it applies if you are using free stuff). Self hosted or paid is my fi
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Cloudflare -> Router (only allows 80 443 trafic from cloudflare ips) -> nginx -> all selfhosted services (wiki, hass...) Problems with the "easy" one click ones is that they tend to not be very secure. If they are suppose
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Well yes but the digital test does not give your better info. They translate a non binary result to a binary one. What I did when "we" were doing these tests (got 2 types both paper stips, one high sensitivity and one of the chea
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I have seen regular pool strips that you can get an app for and let the camera in your phone do the "hard work"
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yep absolutely and there is also the fact that its a list of VC backed (successful)startups we would need to see the failed ones at least. I would say sound development practices (code review, platform design, testing etc) is orders of magn
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Sunset is easier since it only requires knowledge of the camera location. No fancy stuff needed. Finding objects would require the full video feed being analysed.
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