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FearNotDaniel
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Comment #49096232
I mean, technically it was built for "the management of general information about accelerators and experiments at CERN". The fact that it also supports a whole bunch of peoples' pa…
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Comment #49066556
Or for Western Europe there is DCF77 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DCF77
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Comment #48771999
Sorry you're struggling. There are tons of resources out there from people who've been through the same pain and built up techniques to mitigate them. Matt Pocock's YouTube channel…
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Comment #48665777
Don’t they have Haftpflichtversicherung in Germany? Set up as a sole trader, get good-enough liability insurance, send invoices on Day 1, earn actual money while you wait for howev…
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Comment #48665496
As soon as you work in a team, it’s irrelevant whether the project actually needs it. There will be someone who convinces stakeholders that it is necessary and then you just have t…
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Comment #48504054
I guess if you have a subscription with a token allowance that you are not going to use up this week, it’s better to let someone else use those tokens rather than throwing them awa…
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Comment #48380062
I’m pouring out a shot of Tres Comas for Claude right now
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Comment #48356392
Absolutely true - witness the enormous upheaval in the north of England’s coal mining communities when all the pits got closed in the 1980s. It wasn’t just individuals but families…
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Comment #48340372
Probably because (a) that’s not their name any more and (b) when it was, that’s not how you spell it
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Comment #48340348
Off topic but: the scroll mechanism on mobile is so horribly irritating and unpredictable that I just can’t be bothered fighting against it to read what sounds like at least a mild…
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Comment #48332698
> Where so many see it as the key to a bright future, unlocking untold troves of wisdom, it simply regurgitates… This needs one of those Wikipedia style [Who?] tags in superscript.…
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Comment #48048918
> baptismal parish is the official keeper of your sacramental records Interesting fact that I (as a Catholic) was not aware of, though I've observed it happening in practice when p…
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Comment #48005394
But, ironically enough, MacOS _is_ Unix: https://www.opengroup.org/openbrand/register/
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Comment #47708569
Yes but Anglo-Catholic doesn’t mean an Anglo who is Catholic. It means an Anglican who is pretending to be Catholic but without acknowledging the pope’s authority.
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Comment #47647620
Also, Mrs Trump is Catholic and in the past they made a big deal out of being photographed with Pope Francis to appeal to Catholic voters.
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Comment #47563942
That was my initial thought too on seeing the title, having never heard the term before. So I decided to look it up and it turns out there is a whole separate genre called “ANSI ar…
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Comment #47347837
Who creates value in the art market? Is it the artist who creates the work? Or the dealer who persuades the buyers that the work has value? As a builder I’m attracted to the fantas…
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Comment #47214849
I find one possible answer to the question “How to make yourself actually do it” is to start by getting into the routine of keeping an engineering notebook - if you are already in …
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Comment #46945521
No it's not. It's because the meaning of the English word "prove" has changed. It used to mean "test", which could of course have a positive or negative outcome. The modern sense o…
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Comment #46943391
While you’re at it call Netflix and tell them that marrying a European prince at Christmas isn’t a viable option for most big city career girls. Fiction must be realistic at all ti…
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Comment #46897022
Flashback to the days when literally every MS product had “.NET” shoehorned into its name somewhere because they had to show they were hip to this newfangled information superhighw…
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Comment #46810208
> it's not ideal is it? Oh jeez, I've literally just typed out a message on Teams to describe a situation where someone deployed breaking DB changes without the accompanied app cha…
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Comment #46810156
Reminds me of how often you hear Austrian Railways announcing that they apologize for the late running of a train "which was subject to delays in a neighbouring land". They never n…
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Comment #46623824
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Comment #46209362
You’re absolutely right! It shows true wisdom and insight that you would recognise this common shortfall in LLM response tone of voice! That’s exactly the kind of thoughtful analyt…