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aliswe
6y ago
I would nitpick that and say "if you are running a cluster with a static number of worker nodes". If I would have a cloud hosted k8s cluster and don't configure any auto scaling, the situation would be equivalent to me buying
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aliswe
6y ago
And no, I mean real 3d!
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aliswe
6y ago
May I suggest visiting the creators awesome website: https://victorribeiro.com/
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aliswe
6y ago
Do you use canvas rn?
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aliswe
6y ago
How about rendering it to a 3d surface, and then putting 3d models on top?
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aliswe
6y ago
How are you developing this? In Javascript? WebGL?
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aliswe
6y ago
Why in the world is this downvoted? HN is so frustrating oftentimes.
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aliswe
6y ago
Just wanna ask one q about that, how much carbon does peat (or a plant) really contain? Is dead plant weight mostly carbon? Also, how much of that carbon is released as co2 if burnt?
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aliswe
6y ago
Not criticising what you said. But isn't that very close to saying that composting is releasing CO2? Thing is I don't really get why peat is so extremely unproportionally badly angled compared to other mechanisms similar to that w
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6y ago
"Peat bogs are one of the most important carbon stores, often referred to as carbon sinks. When peat is removed, this quickly releases a large volume of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, contributing to global warming." It does?
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6y ago
I love this: > I had only ever seen 2mm fiber cables before, and the 0.9mm cables are incredibly light, flexible and thin! Even pasta is typically thicker: > (Image of some disorderly 0.9mm thin fiber cables) > Preparing a deliciou
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6y ago
That's a map as a list element, iirc the terminology. But check out this. When studying the Yaml spec I discovered that a map property (key: value) can have not only a string as its key, but any value. Even a list. (cue screams)
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aliswe
6y ago
Thanks, interesting but I didn't really get the nostalgia angle from the article though?
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aliswe
6y ago
Not only that, but by telephone. At least when I was a subscriber, around 2 years ago...
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aliswe
6y ago
Henrik I believe you are being overly suspicious. A simple call to KI or wherever he stated he worked would have brought an end to that.
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aliswe
6y ago
If you have any info, please share? I don't really get what you're saying.
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6y ago
I'd just like a comforting confirmation that "big milk" (sorry) hasn't had anything to do with this article. Apologies, got a bit traumatized by documentaries "Bananas" and "big boys gone bananas".
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aliswe
6y ago
Sorry I don't get what you're saying. "Rat"?
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aliswe
6y ago
Serious question, why is this downvoted?
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aliswe
6y ago
Not that I necessarily agree with your analysis, as I don't know enough, but: Why is this downvoted?
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aliswe
6y ago
Yes that statement is very strange to me.
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aliswe
6y ago
I'm not really sure that I would be the best person to answer but if you would like to ask anything please do. I've work with over 250 clients and agencies over the years mostly in stockholm. Why not make it an Ask HN?
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aliswe
6y ago
Had to look this up, "haemorrhage" meaning blood loss.
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aliswe
6y ago
Yes, I asked an optician and he said the same thing. He said pinhole effect. It goes away after a few minutes.
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aliswe
6y ago
Phew, thanks ...
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aliswe
6y ago
The .net core debugger is also similarly proprietary. Why is that you think? Serious question.
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aliswe
6y ago
Good one, very insightful. Inflation should definitely be considered as well.
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6y ago
Don't you think he was kinda quoted out of context?
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6y ago
I do though ... Imagine a manager being dependent on a system he ~~bought~~ installed for free , which he didn't buy support for, and is now malfunctioning. It's his fault. And this is what I've seen in practice as well. Jus
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6y ago
I thought about that, never seen anything be disinfected in Sweden. Then I saw images of these huge disinfecting trucks in Syria I was very perplexed, and remember thinking "are we fighting the same disease?"... Just thinking alou
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