Fredej

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by Fredej 7y ago
From the linked page: > Applications are welcome from anyone with an appropriate combination of academic achievement and industrial experience; a first degree in a related discipline may be useful, but is by no means necessary. > Eac
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by Fredej 7y ago
I do think there's some value in being able to tersely express your exact point to a peer. For example "a random process" could mean "any process in existence" whereas "a stochastic process" clearly states
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by Fredej 7y ago
I'm reading through it and absolutely loving it so far. They're able to succinctly capture concepts I have had trouble defining. Are there any specific parts you'll recommend? Or anything I should skip?
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by Fredej 7y ago
We build 3D scanners for dentists https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5jKnxEyrbU
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by Fredej 7y ago
In Denmark we have a secure (government controlled) email for communicating securely with government entities and banks. It's where I receive any medical updates from my doctor and any official information from the government. I also r
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by Fredej 7y ago
I feel like a lot of this is rooted in some assumptions that are not being said aloud that you may not even be aware that you have. This is no in any way an attack on you - I find this entire thing absolutely fascinating. I've seen a c
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by Fredej 7y ago
As someone who's always late to the party on these things (I just picked up Docker this year! Yay!) this seems like exactly what I've been missing when trying to pick up serverless. Granted I haven't really tried building any
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by Fredej 7y ago
Where did you get a "nice unused eInk display" from? :) I've been meaning to tinker with one at some point, but haven't gotten hold of one yet.
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by Fredej 7y ago
There are other organizations tackling that issue. People doing something to benefit others should not be looked down on just because they could spend their time tackling another problem.
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by Fredej 7y ago
Could something like this be used for synchronization in such a scenario? https://ncase.me/fireflies/
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by Fredej 7y ago
According to the article the NIC is connected through dedicated RGMII - not through USB3.
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by Fredej 7y ago
Looks like the ethernet is connected directly through RGMII - meaning the USB 3.0 controller is likely completely out of the picture. That would mean you can run full throttle ethernet without affecting the USB speed at all.
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by Fredej 7y ago
Well, it's a thing specifically to stop people from fiddling with their phones.
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by Fredej 7y ago
Yeah, same thing in Denmark. When my girlfriend gave birth, we had 3 midwives assisting. When she lost what they deemed to be too much blood, they called in a doctor to take a look. Everything was fine. If she hadn't passed some specif
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by Fredej 8y ago
Honestly I found none of that unethical. If you're able to live with a lower consumption you should not increase it just to "not harm the economy". On the contrary I would find it unethical to increase your consumption beyond
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by Fredej 8y ago
It's funny how Google has been banging on about "just a few milliseconds of extra loadtime and your bounce-rate increases!" while in Gmail it's like they think the product is so good, people should be willing to wait 10
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by Fredej 8y ago
I believe Win10 license price scales roughly with processor power, so it might be fine.
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by Fredej 8y ago
Basically yes. But the frequency used for PWM is usually _way_ higher than what should be realistically visible to the human eye - If it was me, I'd probably use a couple of kilohertz. Not sure how specifically it's done for OLED
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by Fredej 8y ago
Hah, I was reading this thinking "That sounds so much like Aalborg". I'm so incredibly happy I went there :) Here's another report from MIT from earlier this year, reporting largely the same, placing Aalborg at 3rd or 4t
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by Fredej 8y ago
I'm also still not on the docker-wagon and would like to know what I'm missing out on. Most of my stuff is python. Why is docker better than virtualenv with a requirements.txt file? From this description it seems to solve the same
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by Fredej 8y ago
Think of the orphans! When i think master/slave i think SPI master/slave, where the slaves only do as told by the master. In which case the primary/replica relationship would not be suitable, while the master/slave relat
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by Fredej 8y ago
Can't you just give a lower price at 10 yards and again at 50 yards for example? Then you solve your baked in price issue and get to offer discounts on high amounts, incentivizing buying more.
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by Fredej 9y ago
I'm in the process of building a SaaS and looked briefly at Chargebee. Right now I'm trying to stay as lean as possible so I quickly wrote of Chargebee as something that would cost money. The fact that you have a freemium tier com
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by Fredej 9y ago
How often do you have outlays for another person or give someone cash? The application can be used for any transaction. I usually use it if I've been out with some friends, then it's super easy to split the bill afterwards. Or if
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by Fredej 9y ago
Pretty good public transportation. Metro, busses and trains will bring you most places. I've lived in Copenhagen for 3 years now and don't own a car. I am not an outlier.
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by Fredej 9y ago
Could it be a possibility to generate a keypair on the machine and then attempt to register itself to your webserver supplying client-name, IP and public-key. Then you would be able to see and OK any attempts to connect. Once you've OK
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by Fredej 9y ago
They are willing to pay up to what the work is worth for them. The work is not worth more just because you happen to live in the bay area.
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by Fredej 9y ago
That's true in the short term, but one of them has to be the first to move. Shifting from coal to renewables does nothing for the environmental impact of cars in an all-ICE system. If we get a larger percentage of electric cars, the im
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by Fredej 9y ago
Exactly. I've made this point before: The least appealing thing about crypto to me is one of the selling points - That I can be my own bank. I don't trust myself nearly enough to be my own bank. I want to pay someone I trust to ta
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by Fredej 9y ago
I'm not the guy you replied to but: > Do you only use a hot wallet for all your coin? No. > Do you keep your savings in your checking account? Yes! :) Moving coins manually between a hot and cold wallet is a hassle and what I wou

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