andrelaszlo

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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
I started learning Swedish almost 40 years ago and I wish sometimes like this was available back then. As it was, I had to study quite hard for about 1-2 years by just listening to a lot of Swedish. Reading Swedish comfortably took almost s
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The FAA is in Crisis [video](youtube.com)
2 points by andrelaszlo 2y ago|0 comments
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
That sounds like a really cool way to get both safety and maintainability!
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
Flashbacks to my ex's dad drilling the "missing" holes in his Ikea computer desk (pieces in the wrong place) makes me wonder if consumers are ready for DIY electronics. Love the concept and industrial look of it though.
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
This is a hypothetical "I". Personally I am deeply passionate about delivering shareholder value, producing high-quality code, enthusing stakeholders, tabs vs spaces, and so forth...
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
Call me cynical but coding at some companies has such perverse incentives that I kind of get it: - "Solve" the issue assigned to me with a bunch of code that looks about right. Passes review and probably not covered by tests anywa
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
> It appears that you’ve ticked the “Reduce motion” option in your system settings. As a result, certain whimsical features on this page have been disabled. I think this is a Windows setting I enabled to get rid of annoying window animat
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
This is so evil it has already been implemented by Microsoft (Excel sheets...)
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
There's something to be said about a psychic and her massages.
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
Oh, please share it!
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
I just had to use Windows 11 to do some work for a client, and it made me miss Windows 95. XP even more. WSL is a welcome addition of course. PS is pretty powerful. The rest is painful. :D
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Nikola, E.V. Startup That Once Thrilled Investors, Files for Bankruptcy(nytimes.com)
2 points by andrelaszlo 2y ago|0 comments
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
Same, but as a suffix
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
π+1−π = 1.0000000000000 But π−π = 0 I think I understand why, from the article, but wouldn't it be "easy" (probably not, but curious about why) to simplify the first expression to (1-1)π + 1 then 0π + 1 and finally just 1 bef
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
I think the downvotes is for essentially doing what you are criticizing when you point out a certain thing someone said that hurt you. They were making an effort to stay on topic (reliability issues with Tesla's cars). You're maki
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
Accidentally Turing complete?
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
"The woman was still alive while he was dying" If I ever die, I hope it's after I'm long gone...
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
https://youtu.be/5DqJwmzG6Fk?si=5oUEH0YiwZFCaYO0 Well, almost without a trace. Unfortunately?
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
I solder very rarely and quite badly, but switching to non-lead solder just made it impossible to get good joints. I had to get a better iron, nothing fancy but with higher effect, meaning I can get to a higher temperature faster without tu
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
If I understood the article correctly it caused problems when the same file was imported multiple times, or when another file with the same base name was imported. https://gist.github.com/bssrdf/397900607028bffd0f8d223a
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
Seems preferable to having to explain you're not a paramilitary organization responsible for unspeakable war crimes. Nothing funny about that.
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
I thought so too, the writing style has the tone, sentence structure, and word choice of an LLM. Some examples that stood out to me: "This allowed me to appreciate the nuances of the match and gain deeper insights into the strategies e
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
https://lodev.org/cgtutor/examples.html#screen They're set by screen, exactly!
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
Werewolf hunter? Sorority nurse? Doctor specializing in Cushing syndrome?
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
Speed is just one dimension of intelligence, no? Who's more intelligent, person A that would score 80% on a test given 30 minutes, and 85% given 60 minutes; or person B that would score 50% given 30 minutes, but 99% given 60 minutes? P
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
REAL programmers are always off by one for some reason ;)
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
Must be willing to relocate. No wfh, remote.
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
"No industry malfeasance could ever excuse murder. Period." Murdering a murderer to save many innocents could be considered ethical by some? (Not saying that's the case here, but nypost made an interesting categorical stateme
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
"a post-Chinese spy-balloon world" Noticed it because of the typo ("spy-ballon") but realized it's also a pretty funny phrase. Are we living in a spy-balloon world which is no longer Chinese? Or maybe in a balloon-w
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by andrelaszlo 2y ago
I'm so sorry about what happened to your mom. I'd be furious, too. It sounds like you did everything you possibly could and really fought for her. It really makes me sad, but thank you for sharing your story.

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