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Zeebrommer
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Comment #47973946
I don't think that needs reminding.
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Comment #47918645
> You’d have to be specifically watching the domain friendster.com at the right time to find and participate in the auction, or you’d have to actively watch gname.com daily to see …
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Comment #46542021
In the North Atlantic most paths are slightly curved to take the most efficient route (taking curvature of the earth into account). There is one prevalent route from Gibraltar to F…
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Comment #46391996
I know it does for a small Dutch setup :) https://www.kalamatakarma.com/ Marketing is still completely word of mouth afaik, but the webshop makes it easier for total strangers to t…
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Comment #45083240
Or ending it with the same salute involving the name of the leader, for that matter.
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Comment #45074588
A bit like Anathem.
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Comment #44702456
Is someone even trying to open source that type of content (routes, pois)?
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Comment #43849355
From experience, the bread has a better rise when I feed my starter for three or more cycles/days after storing it in the fridge. As if it needs to "wake up" and increase its speed…
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Comment #42226870
I agree that most leaders will now they are fallible, and also have some idea of which things are problematic. As an inexperienced leader, I still valued getting "known feedback". …
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Comment #34177495
Rust is getting there, but I don't think it's production ready yet: https://github.com/esp-rs
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Comment #34177441
That's an interesting idea, you'd probably be able to know ip addresses via wireguard. Protocols like CoAP or SenML can be used to keep payloads small. MQTT, aside from being pubsu…
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Comment #33384552
I'm curious which lost land you are referring to. Building skyscrapers on former swamps is indeed difficult.
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Comment #33384518
> This is honestly just dumb Yes, but in an indirect way. At some point, nitrogen deposition was identified as harmful to nature, and emissions targets were put in place. Politicia…
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Comment #32257528
That is not nearly the same thing. The US and western Europe have been roughly aligned about geopolitical interests, values (democracy, freedom, mostly liberal, based on a seculari…
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Comment #30866970
Makes me think of the Peter principle. Pretty depressing conclusion though: a large company is bound to be an environment with many distractions by underperformers. Any way out?
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Comment #29068476
Sensorfact | Utrecht, Netherlands | Full Stack dev, Devops, Frontend | semi-ONSITE (mostly REMOTE but in-office a few times a month) | Full-time Sensorfact is a fast-growing, well-…
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Comment #29046463
I wouldn't have thought "any publicity is good publicity" would hold even in this case.
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Comment #27698730
It's wonderful that this device may help people perform for very long stretches of time where that is unavoidable. It will probably make easier to deem a long shift 'unavoidable' t…
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Comment #24400526
One wonders how this method was discovered...
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Comment #24069571
This is exactly the kind of order-of-magnitude estimation that I was looking for in the article. Where did you get the wave energy numbers?
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Comment #23688273
This is a consequence of Brexit and the election of Trump, democratic decisions that caught many people in power by surprise. Sophisticated use of social media platforms turned out…
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Comment #23525004
Same here. With so much high-quality information and entertainment available the choice of what to invest time in becomes harder and harder, eventually consuming a significant port…
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Comment #23448999
I'm considering implementing part of this at work. It feels less ritualistic than scrum, and leaner for a small organization. The 'appetite' concept brings out the discussion of co…