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yread

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    Comment #49225202

    ... and speed limits

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    Comment #49207937

    I'm waiting for this for 7 years already: I'm too lazy to setup proper analytics with 800 "legitimate partners" on my website

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    Comment #49181770

    They are not in a disagreement. From the report: SRR is serviced by two instrument approaches, the ILS or LOC RWY 24 and the RNAV (GPS) RWY 24. Both instrument approach plate notes…

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    Comment #49181015

    Last discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48779844

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    Comment #49174664

    2-3 weeks is probably an average skewed by burnt out (or seriously sick, cancer) people taking 9 months to get better

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    Comment #49170543

    Crucially, Math_Symbol.js that is almost 800KB, not the innocent 1KB one from regenerate-unicode-properties

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    Comment #49126376

    Our elevator doesnt stop for people who called it after it started on the way up. It only picks up people on the way down

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    Comment #49123664

    For the shirtless guys https://youtu.be/-KLDXy9hR1E?t=82 For half of them going back: TFA

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    Comment #49123173

    On some of the videos it looked like a lot of the people came just in swim shorts and without a T-shirt. I can imagine if I was a teenager at the border and an opportunity came to …

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    Comment #49121929

    I've recently been to a planetarium which was pretty cool. It has in theory even better specs: 45 million pixels (8K has 33 million), ~500nits, 60Hz. It did seem to use PWM at very…

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    Comment #49113221

    Landlocked Cote d'Ivoire is also interesting. Well, I guess it's a coast of some river or something facepalm

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    Comment #49095453

    I don't see how having migrations out of the app enforces that. For the rare case when you do rollback the safest thing to do is stop the app, downgrade the db (by running some sql…

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    Comment #49095239

    > Ideally you'd perform your schema migrations separately from your application Why is that the ideal? With SQLite your database is 1:1 connected to your application (meaning there…

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    Comment #49087480

    2.5MB RAM, FreeRTOS!

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    Comment #49062012

    Work close to your home, dont travel long distances, dont buy stuff you dont really need, eat less red meat

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    Comment #49059503

    .cs is missing (for Czechoslovakia). Anecdotally, it also seems that c# is more popular in Czech Republic than in neighboring countries. Also quite some people from the MS C# team …

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    Comment #49057595

    That's exactly what a good cogwheel in the machine would say

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    Comment #49057558

    Maybe they mean agentic man-years? So if you are juggling 5 of the for a year you get there

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    Comment #49007825

    Yeah, same here. Hell, Netherlands ran out of salt for road use in 2010. They use ~0.5 million tons a year - 2 weeks worth of K+S waste.

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    Comment #48916721

    They did patch a lot of cves in dotnet: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotnet-and-dotnet-fram... Releases without cve patches used to be quite common, max ive seen before we…

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    Comment #48907832

    I have about 50 subdomains. One was used by a colleague who cant do his shoelaces without claude. That subdomain gets 10 times more spam and hacking attempts.

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    Comment #48842655

    With the right to sublicense. They can literally sell your stuff