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zihotki
10mo ago
Payments aren't but issuing currency is. State doesn't monopolize the payments. State creates a regulation and common standard across the EU. It's the banks who would do the payments, not the state, and for that banks would r
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10mo ago
According to the public information, bank fees are (or going to be) standardized across the EU's Euro zone. It's in the works for a long time because it's a joint effort and requires a lot of coordination from many involved p
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10mo ago
I'm coming from Fusion, advanced hobbyist, I can't find anything missing. </anecdata> There is a problem though - sometimes what you want requires deep understanding. It's less user friendly, polished, and document
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10mo ago
Mind you, it can't export to step file. That makes it impossible to re-use the models in other CADs to make assimblies. Also it's tedious to use for 3d printing when you want to include modifier objects with your model. Otherwise
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10mo ago
It's not less noisy, you just move the noise to the backend
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10mo ago
With 1.3b in reserves, it's enough for funding development for many years to come if they fire most of management and close irrelevant to the browser things.
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10mo ago
It's not the lack of communication. IMO, it's the lack of team culture. Keeping documentation up to date is something only the team could do. And it can't be solved by using Confluence/Wiki/mailing lists tools.
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11mo ago
I wish there was a setting in major browsers to disable WASM or at least ask to enable per site
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11mo ago
.. to liver disease in zebrafish. From the study: > depletion of the gut microbiome in adult zebrafish led to the development of steatotic liver disease in animals on standard diets
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11mo ago
And it doesn't factor seniority/experience. What's good for a senior developer is not necessarily same for a beginner
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11mo ago
A month ago I had to fix a small bug in Python 2.6 code in one of internal systems. It won't be ever migrated, no capacity and no value
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11mo ago
> Perl was (and still is) a very expressive and concise language And that could be one of major reasons why it lost in popularity. It was and still is easy to write but hard to read.
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11mo ago
That's for you, but that won't stop the rest of the world
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11mo ago
Would you mind providing yours as well as benchmarks used? All benchmarks I could find point to a different picture than described in parent comment
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11mo ago
Many consider AsciiDoc being too complex.
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11mo ago
RAM is upgradable according to Linus LTT, standard modules fit. But you can't upgrade graphics/cpu AFAIR.
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1y ago
I can't wait till Wero* will be fully rolled out in EU. ECB does a good job of managing financial landscape for payments in the consumer friendly way * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wero_(payment)
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1y ago
They are quite handy for some people. Once you get one, you'll start labeling all stuff. It's fun and also helps finding stuff faster.
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1y ago
Asceticism of HN is a feature, not a bug
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1y ago
> with a one-liner for the actual logic Looking at that 'one-liner' I get strong perl vibes, or is it chills?..
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1y ago
Scribe is Tesseract. It uses tesseract.js which is a Web Assembly port of Tesseract. So they in theory should be equal. In practice custom settings or older versions could make a difference.
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According to what I read in the documentation, it uses Tesseract underneath. I've used Tesseract v3 in the past and it was pain. Tesseract 4 uses LSTM neural net. How good is the performance and quality of the recognition nowadays in v
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1y ago
I'm also an Alt-tab user and it's amazing. As a ex-windows user, I find it similar to the behavior I'm used to.
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1y ago
> Why Neovate Code? After reading multiple times I fail to understand why. The article is full of words but makes little sense.
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1y ago
Keep in mind that OpenSCAD doesn't support exporting .step files. Ticket to add support has been open for a long time but it's a hard to implement. https://github.com/CadQuery/cadquery is much more capable in
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1y ago
May be Pocketbook will sparkle your interest - https://pocketbook.ch/en-ch/catalog/e-notes/pocketbook-inkpa... 10.3", multicolor E Ink® Kaleido™ 3, Android. The only caveat is that it's not availabl
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1y ago
And what would you do there? Are there enough jobs in those areas?
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General median home price is a metric but of a limited value. There are a lot of homes in remote areas and they don't cost much. The only downside is that they cost so little because they are in remote areas without jobs. One can buy s
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1y ago
Quite often the public infrastructure (at least in some EU countries) is funded in the way so that the investors give the funds and then a small fee is collected and used to pay for the loan and maintenance. Sometimes after the loan is full
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1y ago
You still can - make a wire transfer or give them cash. Or what is your actual problem?
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