Moru

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by Moru 2y ago
It's a common thing in woodworking class at school. We have a spoon, butter knife and a cutting board made by our daughter. We also have a bunch of other wooden kitchen utencils since half the family works with wood on their free time.
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by Moru 2y ago
We make coldbrew coffee in the fridge. No need to heat up the coffee until it is in your cup with some extra water and into the micro. And it taste a lot better than anything else I tried. And I didn't even drink coffee a year ago beca
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by Moru 2y ago
Don't forget about Little Bobby Tables! These types of tutorials probably killed the most databases over time.
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by Moru 2y ago
The AI's are to a large degree trained on tutorial code, quick examples, howto's and so on from the net. Code that really should come with a disclamer note: "Dont use in production, only example code.". This leads to you
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by Moru 2y ago
In the same way it can detour your thoughts to the mainstream and lead you away from a line of thought that might have ended up somewhere else.
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by Moru 2y ago
Oh, is that David Revoy graphics I see there? Why yes, it is! Mobilizon looks just like what my daughter was looking for, thanks! I love these different projects that aren't going the beaten path of the advertising industry. Life gets
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by Moru 2y ago
Yes, this is the same for controls in a car. Whoever thought a touch display was the way to go? Our old car had twisty-nobs that you could feel direction already on the grip. No need to look on the symbols what they adjusted. Our "mode
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by Moru 2y ago
Wow, I had no idea something like that would work out in the deep forests of north sweden, With live updating times! Thankyou! So much better than the official app, it directly shows exactly what is most needed, closest bus-stop with live t
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by Moru 2y ago
I just bought the largest laptop I could find for work to get the vertical space. Turns out they don't make bags for those anymore though so I have a gigantic backpack that I have to squeeze in somewhere :-)
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by Moru 2y ago
My ASUS has a POWER-button where my end-button used to be... I thought we stopped mixing in power-buttons on the keyboards ages ago for obvious reasons.
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by Moru 2y ago
My dad had something like that too. We got to play a bit with it but mostly used to record conversations with old relatives or musicians in the family. I think it had 4 channels that you could switch between separately. We got normal tape r
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by Moru 2y ago
Sometimes someone has paid money to place the sand at the beach because it wasn't a sand beach from the start. So no, you can't go fill your sacks with sand anywhere you like, not even in Sweden were we can pick berries in the for
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by Moru 2y ago
Yes, it's only a profit thing. If you cut out the humans you can make more money. If not for your boss then for the company that gets the contract to make the automation.
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by Moru 2y ago
They are only worse because they are bigger. If the private replacement organization gets as big, they get the same problems.
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by Moru 2y ago
Never make the "Proof of concept" so good it is actually usable.
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by Moru 2y ago
There was a time when Gigabyte started selling more robust motherboards with quality capacitors that would last much longer. After seeing so many old motherboards dying from blown capacitors I was very happy to get one. Those motherboards s
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by Moru 2y ago
Some UPS for consumers even have an ethernet through-port so you can connect your internet cable from the wall to the UPS before it touches your router.
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by Moru 2y ago
Thanks for the warning, was just about to start moving there.
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by Moru 2y ago
You could also say that the average bank/company should have learned from previous mistakes doing exactly that for many decades. Select a language that is well tested, understood and supported. Set a limit on cleverness and instead foc
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by Moru 2y ago
Ehm, now I feel really old. I just did a comment about this in some other thread. It's one of those timing things where it is hard to use a debugger. The scanlines scan in whatever frequency they are set to. You can influence the frequ
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by Moru 2y ago
Ofcourse there are edge cases that don't work with a debugger. I have been there too. Timing sensitive applications like controlling the fat-TV live on scanline/pixel level can't be debugged. Physical objects that move over a
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by Moru 2y ago
When I was programming at home om my Atari ST I thought debuggers was the greatest invention ever. It was wonderful to be able to step through assembler code line by line, instead of looking at BASIC print statement output and guessing what
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by Moru 2y ago
History isn't exactly the most liked subject in school. Most people continue not liking in later in life.
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by Moru 2y ago
We do see a lot of horses standing around on the acres lately but this is pets. They get medicin as all other pets and are not safe to eat for humans. The horse meat we eat is especially bred to be eaten.
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by Moru 2y ago
Isn't s3m a bit too modern for chip tunes? :-)
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by Moru 2y ago
Can't remember last time I had to worry about bandwidth for the servers. It only came up when talking about iPhones in the start because everyone was on realy slow mobile networks. Our company is usually very cost sensitive but all our
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by Moru 2y ago
My daughter had a few disabled children in the same group during her kindergarden/school years. No more than one or two at the same time. It was always started with a proper explanation of the handicap and the problems and how to handl
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by Moru 2y ago
And it works really well. Until it does not, and then you need to figure why the page isn't working for you but your neighbour has no problems. I still use it all the time though but there is some pages I won't bother with much. P
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by Moru 2y ago
This is what is meant with Bureaucracy. And it's not just the BOFH's of the world, this is the same in all areas where there is a bit of personal power. There will be rules and they will be followed very very closely no matter wha
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by Moru 2y ago
It should be part of every AI related story on the news. Just like they keep saying "X, formerly Twitter".

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