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by y4mi 7y ago
Not necessarily. 2007 was a financial crisis which resulted in another tech industry crash, so lots of people were searching for new jobs at the time and couldn't get anything good
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by y4mi 7y ago
> The pay is capped at 1800 EUR / month, so if she earns well she'll lose a ton of money. Uh, I haven't had to use it but from what my siblings told me it's always a massive pay cut. You supposedly get 60% of your n
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by y4mi 7y ago
Doubtful > 2^12 = 4096. So folding a sheet of paper 12 times would result in something 4096 times as thick. If you think about a stack of printer paper nearly 2 inches thick, well that's only 500 sheets. This fold would be more tha
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by y4mi 8y ago
Can't you use duckduckgo with the !g toggle for Google results?
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by y4mi 8y ago
> The master CPAN site is hosted by Phyber in Los Angeles, Agreed. Maybe he meant the mirrors and how you could use them interchangeably? But that would be strange too, considering it's just as easy to create your own npm mirror a
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by y4mi 8y ago
> * Right now we’re disassembling app to a classic REST-app* still with elixir/phoenix or did you scrap even that part?
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by y4mi 8y ago
in what way are they unreliable? both can be proxy-cached on your local network to remove external dependencies. both have ... uuuh... okay package managers (poetry/pipenv for python, npm/yarn for node) with *.lock files to proper
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by y4mi 8y ago
Humans would be useless at that point. While the machines probably won't start killing us indescriminatly, we'd be marginalized within at most years and self destruct as we wouldn't be able to afford living. Thankfully, there
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by y4mi 8y ago
whats WISYWIG? Or is it supposed to be a play on the pronunciation of WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) ?
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by y4mi 8y ago
You missed the first sentence of my comment.
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by y4mi 8y ago
It's mandatory with http/2. Even http/1 (which is mostly used atm ) flags any page with inputs with a big red !! Insecure !!
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by y4mi 8y ago
Facebook doesn't limit itself to phone numbers. They're just a convenient data point to pin everything else they've gathered to your name. And the thing people take offense in isn't the phone number directory... It'
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by y4mi 8y ago
> Atom's Vim-Mode-Plus is amazing Its even better than vim itself... multi-cursors Vim Mode in Atom is insanely good. i know you can basically do the same thing with native vim, but having instant feedback like in atom makes it ju
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by y4mi 8y ago
And validating them in the backend isn't really viable either if you remove js entirely. No way to send the input to server without a page refresh, which would break the workflow
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by y4mi 8y ago
You are technically right, but only because I expressed myself very poorly. The CPU is naturally still able to do 32 bit calculations. What you can't do is run a 32 bit application without emulation after a 64 bit system has booted. Th
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by y4mi 8y ago
thats not the question you have to ask though. your cpus arent capable of 32 bit calculations anymore... so the questions is: is the software emulation of your OS for 32 bit more efficient than the programming language overprovisions.
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by y4mi 8y ago
> Flask does what Node.JS does, to the extend that we’re talking about building quick prototypes, not running Netflix. Flask is better at Netflix scales. You don't want opinionated frameworks making decisions for you in the endgam
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by y4mi 8y ago
"men" arent forcing "women" to work as nurses etc., nor are they stopping them from negotiating forcefully. how is it sexism that nurses get paid less than office workers? thats wage inequality, not sexism. And honestly,
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by y4mi 8y ago
It depends heavily on what you're doing. There is little benefit in multiple monitors for Office work (Excel, word, etc). Server admins have some benefits for multimonitors.. i.e keeping documentation open while you're on the serv
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by y4mi 8y ago
looks good, but the licence is a strange pick for a template... as i understand the wording, you'll have to add the licence even if you make a PDF. > Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,
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by y4mi 8y ago
That's how js devs call the logic matching urls to views
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by y4mi 8y ago
congrats on shipping! I'm definitely not your target audience, so take what I'm about to write with a grain of salt. I didn't register, and only checked out your Landing Page and your linked Documentation... The first issue i
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by y4mi 8y ago
At least it works on all platforms well. 1password is a disaster on anything not Apple. It's usability (last pass) has been getting worse though....
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by y4mi 8y ago
Is that even possible? I thought Wireguard was essentially a kernel module... Which is basically the only thing you can't dockerize, as the kernel is shared between all containers? Could be mistaken though .. not sure
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by y4mi 8y ago
any by system76 are worth a look
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by y4mi 8y ago
The "rss support" was a folder, filled with links named after the article titles. It was good that it was removed, as it was useless to put it mildly
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by y4mi 8y ago
It's not unique to Spain though... And neither surprising, tbh. Who in their right mind would even want to live without stable electricity, good waste management and all the other things you take for granted in even small villages (&lt
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by y4mi 8y ago
There are quite a few examples around, just google the parameters 'set euo pipefail' (first hit [0]) you're right that just putting the set options on top of your file would be a bad idea. you need to write your script to act
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by y4mi 8y ago
You should make a habit of setting set -euo Pipefail if "${DEBUG:-false}”; then set -x; fi The -o Pipefail is irrelevant in this case, as you're not using any.. but better it's there in case you ever extend the scrip
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by y4mi 8y ago
you're definitely not wrong. a waifu is not a human. https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waifu

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