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Comment #49216077
Only if it hurts you long-term.
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Comment #49153147
Bosch already makes half of your car. Just their brand is not at the front.
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Comment #49136091
FWIW when i replied the OP was phrased differently. Like corruption had its place in a healthy society. But fine to rephrase, clearer now.
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Comment #49117999
What do you mean that "a state cannot exist without [corruption]"?
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Comment #49003128
I'd say, let them have whatever fuel they prefer. These are not the tax-evaders we are looking for.
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Comment #48976612
What could possibly go wrong :) Filter your diesel through cat litter in your garage and fill up your £60k mercedes. Feels like extra work I would really enjoy doing and also the w…
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Comment #48956165
In the 80s you would get the harder instructions through the "alternative builds" on the back on the cardboard box. Just an image without instructions.
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Comment #48882833
The reason it well preserved is the brackish water in Baltic Sea where the shipworm doesn't thrive.
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Comment #48882737
Fantastic! This was never part of the Swedish storytelling. Wonder why? This word translated poorly, so the translation was a bit hard to read :) https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3…
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Comment #48882636
I would say it is about 4 times older and 1000 times less successful. A factor of 250 in favor of Fram.
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Comment #48882111
I find it ironic that the most prominent museum in Sweden is for a ship that only made it 3km before sinking. While in Norway you can visit and walk aboard the "Fram". The most suc…
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Comment #48820551
You will never know if it was his moustache, his clothes or the way he enters a room that made him so successful with women.
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Comment #48647592
It is great, but I have completely given up non-interactive plots since a while. You get so much more information in plots using bokeh (or I assume plotly). Tooltips, zooming, inte…
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Comment #48595806
Yeah, doesn't always help of course. But EU countries have authorities for this that helps filing issues they find legitimate. e.g. https://www.imy.se/en/news/administrative-fee-ag…
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Comment #48595666
I am a EU citizen, I bought a (Chinese) robotic lawn mower. One day, end of April when the grass is growing very rapidly, they presented me with a dialog in the app that basically …
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Comment #48573099
I definitely agree with the GP, and the point is that most often someone else (or an LLM) added all those LOC that are removed to make the system sensible.
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Comment #48551079
> Can anybody for f.ing f. f. do something against the snipers who annoy and add nothing to the discussion? I don't care about your comment but I downvoted you for the rude languag…
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Comment #48444648
A doctor knows about enough dangers and germs to never let you out the door!
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Comment #48409553
I'd argue that indexes is an implementation detail here and exactly the kind that should not leak into the abstract "thinking about sets and how to combine them". It is valuable an…
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Comment #48401181
Good memories. I didn't know it looked so good on a color monitor. And must have had better specs than my 286, looks much smoother than I remember.
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Comment #48195847
Comey should apply.