LordHeini

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by LordHeini 2y ago
Sounds good does not work. Reminds me of CargoLifter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CargoLifter The german article states that the price the Zeppelin GmbH (yes those guys) calculated, that the costs of transportation v
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by LordHeini 2y ago
Am I the only one to think that this is so incredibly sweet? More software should have these nice little things to remind us stupid little humans of our weird but oh so important humanity.
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by LordHeini 2y ago
Unrelated but important. Whatever you do if you end up in Berlin for whatever reason. Go to the computer spiele museum https://www.computerspielemuseum.de/
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by LordHeini 2y ago
From personal experience I would copy the Go approach and do both. Go has a large and extensive stdlib which can do basically anything. On top nearly everything has an interface defined by that lib, which is used by third party libraries to
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by LordHeini 2y ago
Yep i looked it and that seems to be the case in german law. Ther is actually some sort of way to resovle that called the blue pencil test. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_pencil_doctrine
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by LordHeini 2y ago
That arbitration rule is invalid in Europe, UK and Australia anyway. Its one of those weird peculiarities present in US law which apply virtually nowhere else but show up in quite a few agreements across the world. I wonder how valid the wh
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by LordHeini 2y ago
Trumpets usually have tuning slides which are actuaded during play. Usually the tone is too high on specific button combinations in certain registers. On those the player moves the slide out a little. It's really a no brainer for the m
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by LordHeini 2y ago
I think exceptions are bad not because of the principle but because code is written by humans. We use Go in our company and every intern learning it complains about the error handling at first. Then they write a bunch of programs and those
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by LordHeini 2y ago
It is highly language dependent. In Germany you will sometimes see Qm for "Quadratmeter" (m²).
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by LordHeini 2y ago
Yes but the social justice stuff is mostly overblown. It's a case of the "go woke go broke" crowd taking themselves more important than they really are. Who in his right mind would follow the 8 year development of just anothe
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by LordHeini 2y ago
I think discussions like this mostly miss the point. Obviously you want basic, stable and well documented functionality in your programming language. But JavaScript does simply not have it. So how do you solve this dilemma? 1) the everythin
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by LordHeini 2y ago
The lazy way: Get on xing LinkedIn and the like. Respond to all the recruiters and let them put you on their lists. Watit and pick the one offering a boring job at something like an insurance company.
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by LordHeini 2y ago
Nice that they provide the 3d scans. I want to 3d print the knight and it seems so strange that I can do that with a thing someone made 800 years ago.
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by LordHeini 3y ago
This is a very common thing in music and I would say more the Norm than one might think. Historically often librettists where responsible for texts. For example in opera there the librettist was as important as the composer and his texts mi
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by LordHeini 3y ago
No that's not true. The international audience usualy does not understand the lyrics because it does not speak English. So it does not care at all. That leads to funny cases where childish sounding pop music wiht juicy texts gets playe
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by LordHeini 3y ago
What do you mean with undersized? My standard European bathtub is roughly 140x52 cm on the inside. That is too short. So either the knees, or the upper body stick out of the water. Not sure about the width though. What is the average width
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by LordHeini 3y ago
It is totaly weird indeed. Some People seem to get in the zone and get completely lost. Sometimes that happens to me while coding. But i can't do it for long and unlike gambling it pays. It is hard to get up from the machine and some
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by LordHeini 3y ago
Some time ago I watched a documentary about gambling addicts. They claimed they were playing because the game puts you in a kind of stupor which is like being high. Winning money did not matter to them as long as the high held on. It is a b
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by LordHeini 3y ago
Apart from the others suggestions. Make sure that it does work with extensions like I don't care about cookies. That one is usually easy but make sure it works with the uBlock script too. Do not have that the banner force any site relo
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by LordHeini 3y ago
It is for studies because, the average person with a high BMI has higher body fat on average. That might not be the case individually but with multiple people the few outliers don't matter.
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by LordHeini 3y ago
The cool thing is that you can use the debug bridge to install/uninstall apps which you otherwise can not on Chromebooks.
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by LordHeini 3y ago
Why would the electrons spread evenly? They move over to the other side and back and forth resulting in an oscillator. That causes all your energy being radiated into the surrounding via radio waves. That is how your microwave oven works bu
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by LordHeini 3y ago
Well CPU's are made of transistors. So one could ask if it is possible to make a transistor out of a superconductor. The answer is yes. It is possible to quench a superconductor with an external magnetic field for example and make it a
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by LordHeini 3y ago
Sure it would work like copper wire minus the losses due to resistance. Probably it would not make much sense to replace glass fiber because problems like (thermal) noise and cross contamination by other signals would still exist.
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by LordHeini 3y ago
It depends on the depth. But if the leak is noticed at say 20m they would have surfaced. A leak with the amount of pressure at 1000m would cause a high speed jet like from a water cutter. That in turn would cause the material around the lea
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by LordHeini 3y ago
Ask somebody from a different branch of work, who has very bad understanding of that problem. They often have a bizzare idea somehow leading to the right track. They solve it in a completely different way or know that the problem does not m
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by LordHeini 3y ago
The same would be true for the initial map: Replacing encountered := map[uint64]bool{} with encountered := make(map[uint64]bool, len(elements)) Should be faster. Golang Hashmaps initially have one bucket with a size of 8. If m
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by LordHeini 3y ago
As a non professional it is always astounding how different the designs for injection molding are from hobbyist 3d printer parts. For 3d printing there so many caveats to make something easy to print. But for molds that seems to be on a dif
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by LordHeini 4y ago
I use water washable resin because it is super convenient. It is supposedly not that bad smell wise. But I find it still unbearable. The printer is used to print the occasional tabletop model and stuff if it where in use all day I would try
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by LordHeini 4y ago
My FDM printer is not stinky enough to cause a big problem (might be still unhealthy though). But i recently got a resin printer and that thing lives in the bathroom now beside the washing machine. It has build in ventilation through a coal

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