KarlKode

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by KarlKode 5y ago
I prefer a simple paper towel dispenser or if you want to be more sustainable one with a reusable cloth towel "ribbon". But yeah the Dyson driers are better than the heated blowers.
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by KarlKode 5y ago
The standard library should be a good starting point.
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by KarlKode 5y ago
Here is the answer from HSG (also in German): https://www.unisg.ch/de/wissen/newsroom/aktuell/rssnews/camp...
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by KarlKode 5y ago
I guess they are refering to mmap ( https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/mmap.2.html ). In go you can use the mmap syscall directly (low level, not supported on all targets/OSs). I believe there are a few
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by KarlKode 5y ago
I’m not sure if a “normal” legal dept does cases like this but besides that, they have other things to do. That means that the day-to-day business would be postponed or the legal team expanded.
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by KarlKode 5y ago
Timescale is a postgres extension that allows you to store time series data in a postgres database. Besides offering a very performant way to store specialized data it also offers additional functions to work with your time series data. Bes
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by KarlKode 5y ago
No you can use the ordinary SQL snippets listed in the blog post to do the same thing that a hyperfunction does (altough the hyperfunction might have a better performance). A hyperfunction is a function optimized to work on Timescale hypert
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by KarlKode 5y ago
If you have 90 creators earning 5$ / month and 10 creators earning 50k$ / month, they earn 5,4k$ / month on average while the median is 5$ / month. On my books this is not close together.
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by KarlKode 5y ago
You're wrong. There exist a direct correlation between not locking down (or waiting) and the number of infections and deaths: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-81869-2
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by KarlKode 6y ago
I might have misunderstood you but there is a huge difference between a developer being able to use docker and understand the basics of containerization and CI/CD, and a devops/ops person managing servers/clusters using docke
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by KarlKode 6y ago
Yeah but their method for proving that you have an isolate is not the same as the one used in academic research. Typical pseudo-scientific conspiracy theory FUD.
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by KarlKode 6y ago
This (or a similar project) came up in a discussion i've had last week. After a bit of research my conclusion is that their definition of "publications that scientifically prove the process of isolation of SARS-CoV-2" isn&#x2
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by KarlKode 6y ago
Do you know any good GUI library in go (as you mention native GUIs as a weakness. Besides that what were you're problems with the C interop? In addition to the lack of up to date documentation for more complicated examples, I had hug
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by KarlKode 6y ago
But shouldn't it be [-0] to get the last element if [0] denotes the first element?
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by KarlKode 6y ago
An argument against obscurity is that it adds additional pains for your "regular" users (as in developers/3rd party developers/app developers) while being a small deterrent against unauthorised users (as they will be abl
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by KarlKode 6y ago
The crux of your line of thinking lies in the definition of "costs of recycling". If something like the idea of a cost of recycling was represented in the cost to the consumer, how would you translate the same idea to a developing
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by KarlKode 6y ago
But isn't the whole thing "now oil and oil-based-products are bad" kind of unfair to all the developing nations? We, the rich western countries, we're able to profit of the non-sustainable benefits we got from fossil fue
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by KarlKode 6y ago
Glue down your Option key and you're set!
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by KarlKode 6y ago
If you inductionally apply the argument that you shouldn't increase taxes because someplace else offers a lower tax burden, no place can raise it's taxes. There are other factors in choosing your country of residence (and national
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by KarlKode 6y ago
> Most of the super-wealthy don't achieve that wealth on the back of the S&P500 Are you saying that most of the super-wealthy do not (at least to a certain point) diversify their investements? Or is your point that most super-we
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by KarlKode 6y ago
Even though I would generally agree with you: what makes you think that Fauci and his colleagues did not simply not know that mask are as effective as we now know they are?
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by KarlKode 6y ago
You could set up a weekly failing job that reminds you ;)
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by KarlKode 6y ago
If you look at your argument without the "I bias", there is (or at least I'd argue there is strong empirical evidence for) a tradeoff between "lives saved [from Covid]" and "decrease in the quality of life&quot
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by KarlKode 7y ago
The buyer's premium is actually just 20% of the bid (with a minimum of $19). For the current highest bid ($48'000) this results in a buyer's premium of $9'600 resulting in a total price of $57'600.