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by zihotki 3y ago
You should first ask if those problems have any major impact and if they impact the higher ups. Probably the answer will be "no".
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by zihotki 3y ago
They also do well. The mechanics of this process can be described as the body, given calories defecit, will start optimizing energe consumption and will start 'turning off' big consumers (muscles). In general you just need to use
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by zihotki 3y ago
They have completely different diet and their methabolism is also different. That's comparing oranges to apples
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by zihotki 3y ago
That doesn't help when you have a big storm, sunless/windless winter or any other combination of factors covering big area. Plus fragility of the supply, limitations of power lines and network, etc. As soon as you add more real li
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by zihotki 3y ago
It's great to see that there are good open source 3d anatomical models. As an avid dancer and calisthenics enthusiast I found such models very useful for learning anatomy and range of motion of a human body in general both for myself a
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by zihotki 3y ago
You usually don't visit dentist each week or two so the damage you'll receive there can be ignored.
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by zihotki 3y ago
There is a simple solution - use a small electric car/microcar with small battery for driving in the city.
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by zihotki 3y ago
That's until you see the price of replacing a battery
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by zihotki 3y ago
Yes, they should have forced MFA since they have customers' sensitive data. Users are lazy and will reuse passwords and use weak ones. 2FA is a must these days.
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by zihotki 3y ago
You are probably thinking about the whole battery. But if you consider that it can be split into multiple modules, the weight of a module will not be that big. Benefits of such design will be: * lower operating weight since you wont need ma
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by zihotki 3y ago
And build smaller cars
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by zihotki 3y ago
Hefty fees and wide adoption of such practices could help to adjust drivers' behaviour. By adoption I mean both in more areas and make driver license exams harder. When I moved to NL I was at first annoyed by the speed limits of 30km&#
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by zihotki 3y ago
Yes, it's trench war. No, drones nowadays pay huge role in combat - fpv drones take out majority of fighting vehicles, terrorize and kill humans in trenches by dropping grenades, by striking inside of covers, other drones put mines, et
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by zihotki 3y ago
Google, or Alphabet, is not a search emgine company. It's an ads company and that's what they are optimizing for.
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by zihotki 3y ago
Or you are just not trained to hear the artifacts
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by zihotki 3y ago
Concepts and excercises in sport don't change that frequently comparing to programming. Programming is very ad-hoc indeed, it has way more variables for the intermediate level so that the coach won't have enough time to digest the
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by zihotki 3y ago
Another premium EV for a premium price. I wonder if it manages to find a spot in the market. It seems that at the moment there is a lot of premium EV supply while demand is cooling down.
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by zihotki 3y ago
A drone should be more efficient and cheaper way of achieving same goal
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by zihotki 3y ago
Dismissive of unit tests or TDD? I don't know any peer developer who is dismissive of any form of unit tests. But there are a plenty who are dismissive of TDD. As for the quality of tests, that's usually a combination of factors a
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by zihotki 3y ago
My favourite one is the inversion game: > Let's play an inversion textual GAME. I will give you a text, and your goal will be to follow steps AND, if it is a NOT, to execute. The full prompt is here - https://pastebin.com
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by zihotki 3y ago
I wonder where you've found that definition of "agile". The agile manifesto says that they have come to value: 1. Individuals and interactions over processes and tools 2. Working software over comprehensive documentation 3. C
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by zihotki 3y ago
I wonder why many use a generalistic argument that standing is uncomfortable. It surprises me because it is comfortable as long as your body is used to it. Many people can easily stand for hours. There are even people who don't find si
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by zihotki 3y ago
What surprises me is that Meta is currently actively hiring in UK. Does that mean they're just optimizing for the cheap labour? Edit: example of newly open position https://www.metacareers.com/jobs/298738792749406&
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by zihotki 3y ago
They'll probably come back soon after burning a few fingers due to lack of proper drivers and support.
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by zihotki 3y ago
In 2020 a person frooze to death in Syberia due to GMaps giving them a 'shortcut' via long time abandoned road (1). In a small country like Netherlands it also has issues of being up to date with road works and closures and that i
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by zihotki 3y ago
I wonder why you consider it a problem. Mdf and variations are much more stable, don't warp due to humidity. For non-premium furniture it's a perfect choice.
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by zihotki 3y ago
It should probably have [2010] in the title
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by zihotki 3y ago
Not only that, the quality of parts was also subpar. Considering several years of warranty, that costed them too much. Almost all my friends owning it had to visit the repair shop due to major failures.
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by zihotki 3y ago
FYI, Classic Shell is discontinued, long live the https://github.com/Open-Shell/Open-Shell-Menu
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by zihotki 3y ago
Short summary: The building did not have an electrical cutoff mechanism, it lacked an automatic fire extinguisher system, it had wooden ceiling, and two inner courtyards acted as chimneys.

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