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yolo3000
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Comment #49257485
Same in the Netherlands, but it's not enforced. Although, it could be so easily enforced, at least for dutch numbers.
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Comment #48846370
Numbers are going down, but in my area there are now 4 buildings with asylum seekers. Started with a hotel, then an office building, then some newly built expensive houses that wer…
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Comment #48807161
This has already happened, the Ukrainans loaded some regular trucks with drones and sent them deep into Russia
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Comment #48709110
I used it on an ankle fracture xray, it was quite useful to make sense of things. But not like a 2nd opinion.
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Comment #48631597
The same can happen with any type of authentication, unless you are ok with someone pointing a webcam and authenticating you non stop.
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Comment #48438386
Maybe we work at the same company. I have the same experience. Don't know why people use it.
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Comment #48344423
I interviewed someone once for a fullstack role, gave him a mockup of a screen we had to build and asked how he would do it, in short some things on top of other things. The only t…
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Comment #48284629
1.8bln
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Comment #48281003
Ok, keep it a mystery then.
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Comment #48271098
So you think most engineers are not capable to work in a group, without supervision? Who's insulting? "If you don't know what you're doing" = "You're out of depth and you need some…
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Comment #48269958
For me the best moments at work have been when the direct manager was sick or on a very long holiday. We're adults, why would I need someone to tell me 'I agree with you', 'go ahea…
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Comment #48082224
So what could you do that people paid you 300/hr? And how long where these gigs?
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Comment #48062208
Today I had to edit in MacOS a pdf which had some text fields. It had 3 places which resembled checkboxes, so in those I was able to place an `x` character. When I saved it and pre…
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Comment #47988914
I find it absurd how she generalized that Western Europe is complaining a lot and less pragmatic than whatever. The same for working remote but not having the chops like the 'Bay A…
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Comment #47988701
Why do you even hire in Europe when the smartest people are in the Bay Area?
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Comment #47867980
So is DuckDb a database or a cli tool to query all sorts of file format using SQL statements? I've used it as a CLI tool, somehow don't understand the comparison to a database, whi…
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Comment #47836178
I still drive the car I bought 20 years ago. How long should the useful life of a car be?
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Comment #47642189
How about Russians from abroad, do they often go back to Russia?
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Comment #47509549
Afaik every company has a DNB number. It's a credit risk company which sources company data from every country.
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Comment #47480091
What do you mean? Champagne is classy, it matches perfectly the role of VP. These are special, unique people. They will take your unrefined words and use their magic to make it sta…
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Comment #47442282
Didn't we see threats from other countries with nukes, like US, Russia, Israel
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Comment #47153043
Are you sure it's just 'this administration'? I don't think the memory of America as a bully will go away soon, regardless of who comes into power.
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Comment #47006187
> We pay humans upwards of $50 trillion in wages because they’re useful, even though in principle it would be much easier to integrate AIs into the economy than it is to hire human…
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Comment #46791971
It doesn't feel like you keep calm 'because he won the elections'. It's either that citizens can't do much in the US, fear of getting killed is real especially when disobeying poli…
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Comment #46777644
I'm curious how the ring detected it in advance? I also discovered my Covid when I looked at my Garmin watch and my resting heart rate was 100, until then I had thought I had too m…