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flr03
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Comment #49166703
It doesn't look like it got any better since 2014.
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Comment #49120951
Different reasons though, France has nothing to do with water level or availability. It's for environment protection.
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Comment #49085938
The crazy part is that you might be denied entering the country you don't travel with a device...
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Comment #49083424
Yes in democracy we do
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Comment #49083359
Yes, in my vision on society, I'd happily work to help the survival of somebody else, next.
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Comment #48582878
At least Spain has something, UK has something to show for it the numbers are crazy.
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Comment #48384232
Just looked for my order receipt out of curiosity, this was in Jan 23: £160 for Kingston FURY Renegade 32GB (16GB x 2) 6000MT/s DDR5 CL32 DIMM Silver
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Comment #48146215
You pay money to Palantir that money essentially escapes the economy, you develop a sovereign solution yes you pay millions even more but that goes into corporations and people act…
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Comment #48093581
I remember my father built its own personal accounting tool using dbase, I think it was MSDOS at the time, I was a kid. Quite the achievement I think, he was not a software enginee…
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Comment #47920917
I need to learn how to construct sentences better :(
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Comment #47920444
I switched to xfce since, much better
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Comment #47919204
I hallucinated gnomes after I took medicine they prescribed me at the hospital, following a bike accident.
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Comment #47833185
It's quite obvious they just wanted to punish Anthropic, all this supply chain risk is a joke.
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Comment #47417909
Pair programming is basically continuous code review. You don't take the same path until you discuss and challenge the ideas first. I could argue that code reviews are also lazily …
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Comment #47157624
I hope humans in charge are as wise now as they were then.
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Comment #47157192
I'm not scared about AI recommending nuclear strikes, I'm scared about the human behind the keyboard delegating reasoning and responsability to something they think is always corre…
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Comment #47153067
If it's so cumbersome why don't US companies pull out the EU market? bet they make money anyway don't they
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Comment #47048565
LGTM
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Comment #46525063
One similarity is, if I'm correct, Russia claimed that the naval base of Sevastopol was vital for Russian security. The protection of the population and the illegitimacy of the cur…
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Comment #46420959
I am nowhere advocating to expand executive power in my response. edit: apologies for not getting your point, I actually think I'm in line. Being able to defend yourself in the US …
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Comment #46420608
That does not make Germany look any better but I find the "percentage on time" not very useful compared to the "years of delay" metric. And arguable a average/median delay per trai…
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Comment #46420514
Nothing is perfect but living in the UK after living in France, I have now a lot more love for SNCF than I used too.
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Comment #46419942
Law is always subject to interpretation and as imperfect as it sounds it is better than no law at all. And I'm not talking about hate speech specifically. Using this as a tool to s…
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Comment #46419718
No there is a thing call the law, those are passed by elected people and applied by a judicial system that is not the executive branch. Hope that helps.
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Comment #46290179
As a tech person the older I get the less tech interests me. Analogical is where I get the fun from, no more smart watch, smart tv, spotify, connected home things, automatic coffee…