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Comment #40580729
Select Na.. vs From Users Select Na...
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Comment #38298652
I did not. And find mind boggling that we have the ability to virtually stop earth rotation in such a small timeframe with that little effort. I'll definitely read more about it.
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Comment #38298484
Ask the countries that keep building coal and gas power plants, polluting the only planet we have.
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Comment #38298239
Tidal, waves, hydro, wind, solar, geothermal, biomass. Many options to choose from, it just takes political will.
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Comment #38298212
> People like these small wins. And for good reason, it proves wrong the mainstream thinking that this is impossible. Quite a few countries already run the full year over 90% renew…
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Comment #37949713
Very tasty as fritters. Buñuelos de Algas (seaweed Fritters) from Rocha, Uruguay [1] [1]: https://www.sippitysup.com/seaweed-fritters-bunuelos-de-alga...
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Comment #36200537
> How does "func EatADonut() async {}" aka "eating a donut is an inherently async action" even make sense to people? Of course it does, read it as "beware, something blocking down …
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Comment #35417811
Dark, Rita, The Rain, Tabula Rasa, Casa de Papel, Atiye, Borgen to name a few. A lot from Spain, Denmark and Turkey.
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Comment #35417780
Of course. Just pointing out how OP was not aware to what extent their choice words was product of that same imperialism.
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Comment #35414505
> Americans are usually not aware of the extent of american cultural imperialism Which of the 35 American countries are you referring to? ;)
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Comment #35414446
In South America, thanks to Netflix we have far more European content than before. Still less than from US but at least it's there to chose.
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Comment #35414409
Who cares? This is a form of protectionism aimed to national consumers.
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Comment #35230471
Learn to value the taste of not excessively sweet food and drinks. It makes me crazy that every drink and food needs to be sweetened even when their natural flavor is very good or …
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Comment #34837638
Thanks, I had forgotten this even existed. I was looking for something like this to perform unit conversions on a website. Edit: And without giving excessive permissions to an exte…
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Comment #34799705
Typescript. I love how flexible the type system is and the ability of share logic in frontend and backend. For backend dotnet core is also nice. Fast and batteries included. I woul…
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Comment #34605585
2. Is very applicable to workarounds often linked to 3rd party issues.
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Comment #34605570
This, I prefer an inconsistent comment that can still shred light on some code than no comment at all. Code also becomes obsolete and no comment just makes it worse.
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Comment #33979437
Acquired taste, just like coffee or beer. They don't need sugar.
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Comment #33866711
I don't think it helps to put them in the same bag though. The problem is not being man, is being a criminal or any other form of machismo that limits women freedom.
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Comment #33729982
You created a straw man. There are 10 countries that fit the 95%+ criteria, all of them probably have excess of production and have 0 interest in buying power. But yeah, what you s…
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Comment #33726498
> you can't run life saving medical equipment or refrigerator service on wind turbines There are countries running on 95%+ renewable electricity right now[1]. Including wind, hydro…
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Comment #33589578
Because they have deposits from 10 other customers from which they where allowed to lend only $9/10. The new dolar they get, allows them to lend the 10th dollar from each and still…
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Comment #33515494
I don't get it, the signature still returns `Type | Promise ` how that promise doesn't spread through your code? Still, the other comment about using await on plain values seems li…
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Comment #32997952
Nice article, thanks for sharing it.