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datenhorst

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    Comment #45965233

    puhphorie

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    Comment #42673393

    HMD is Nokia's successor-in-spirit

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    Comment #42337765

    Can I ask what specific pain points you have with Gitlab CI? I've been using it extensively the last couple of years and all in all it's been a pretty smooth experience!

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    Comment #39929974

    Is Office365 really down that often? I'm fortunate enough to not have to use it but I don't hear any complaints from my colleagues that do.

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    Comment #37393487

    NYC is the first city I think of when reading the word "overpopulation"

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    Comment #36448669

    Holy ** - this explains a lot of the counterfeits I've received over the years.

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    Comment #34358605

    He could just ride the federal eagle to Bavaria

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    Comment #33321023

    One of the most infamous excel errors even helped shaping global economic policy: https://www.uschamberfoundation.org/blog/post/did-excel-erro...

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    Comment #29978682

    Isn't the answer to Nakamoto's quote _more_ regulation instead of no regulation?

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    Comment #29864479

    How many employees were there a year ago? If the answer isn't ~1000, it doesn't meet the definition of stable

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    Comment #29466385

    > although as usual the US version stunk I haven't watched the US version but I am reminded of Stephen Fry's explanation of the differences between US and UK comedians[0]. Taskmast…

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    Comment #29441990

    That's just a meme phrase on wsb

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    Comment #29350708

    I believe the theory is that since this variant has so many mutations, it evolved over quite some time within a single host with a lowered immune response. Makes sense that this wo…

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    Comment #28119082

    They never managed to cultivate it, and apparently it refused to grow anywhere else but that region in modern-day Tunisia.

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    Comment #28107250

    What's the story of you becoming a $2M account yourself?

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    Comment #28046661

    Why would you want to use the toilet brush to clean the *outside* of your toilet? I struggle to make sense of this product

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    Comment #27446152

    That makes a lot of sense. I played around with it in German and Italian and the results often times read like they were google translated from English. So there must be lots of au…

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    Comment #26625309

    Funnily enough, this passage is generally considered a later addition to the Gospel of John: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus_and_the_woman_taken_in_a...

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    Comment #26609602

    That is a sadly apt metaphor

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    Comment #26490832

    That's a bold claim. Any sources to back it up?

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    Comment #26469595

    That's patently false. The Austrian judiciary is divided into general courts and courts of public law. The "Oberster Gerichtshof" is not "below" the supreme court, it's the highest…

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    Comment #26422150

    From a tracking perspective, I'd assume a Fire TV stick is even worse than any TV OS. It's Amazon after all!

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    Comment #26345883

    AI is simultaneously over-hyped and a game-changer. To paraphrase a famous Marketing quip, the problem is that you need to be a domain expert as well as an ML expert in order to ju…

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    Comment #26248583

    Last time I looked into this, React and D3 didn't really work together, since D3 manipulates the DOM and React has its own Shadow DOM. Has this changed?