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by biehl 10y ago
Peter Suber has a good analysis here https://plus.google.com/u/1/+PeterSuber/posts/dU6tWcorZEV
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by biehl 10y ago
With the tiny marketshare of Surface, that seems unlikely to me.
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Does TDD have local optimum problems?(softwareengineering.stackexchange.com)
1 points by biehl 10y ago|0 comments
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by biehl 10y ago
This is also my experience. I like JIRAs search, and writing experience better. And the integration with Github & Bitbucket is lovely also.
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by biehl 10y ago
How about "Scientists in Germany, Peru and Taiwan to Rightfully Dump Elsevier Journals" ? Or maybe "Librarians in Germany, Peru and Taiwan to Rightfully Dump Elsevier Journals" ?
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by biehl 10y ago
Are there any plans for SQL Server to run on MacOS?
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by biehl 10y ago
Doesn't Hanlon's razor makes a post like that really uncomfortable? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon's_razor
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by biehl 10y ago
Yes! Why is the slack app so power hungry??
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by biehl 10y ago
Sounds like the result of a "too-direct" translation from Danish (maybe German too?). "Hvad dette her stof behøver er noget hydrogenperoxid"
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by biehl 10y ago
Well, the Mankala model is not a problem. And most likely Olkiluoto 3 had a reasonable business case before the cost overruns. So the question is more or less: is the real price of nuclear the price that was hoped for Olkiluoto 3 or the act
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by biehl 10y ago
Well, I looked up "Mankala model", so for TVO and Olkiluoto the investors and the consumers are largely the same - which means that the investors/consumers will just directly over-pay for the electricity, by having a larger
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by biehl 10y ago
Finland doesn't guarantee prices for nuclear for some period? That sounds unlikely. The Hinkley Point plant in the UK was recently guaranteed a very high "strike price" to get it built https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by biehl 10y ago
The (spot)-market price on Nordpool is mostly related to variable costs, and doesn't really cover construction and other fixed costs. That energy generators need a higer price than spot-price doesn't really warrant calling it &quo
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by biehl 10y ago
Yes, that is the first thing I look for too! reviewable.io, is the only other I know of that handles this.
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by biehl 10y ago
Ouch. Sounds likely, but I went looking too :(
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New Release: 0 A.D. Alpha 21 Ulysses(play0ad.com)
2 points by biehl 10y ago|0 comments
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by biehl 10y ago
And even worse. There seems to be distinct mindsets where some people care about sustainable things like soil-quality, erotion and product quality and other people seem to care distinctly less about these things. I think the current GMO-rea
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by biehl 10y ago
I got the Dell XPS 13 in 2013 and I was pretty satisfied. Great screen, speedy disk etc. In ubuntu 16.04 the touchpad works great, and I think the latest XPS models have larger and better touchpads. Linus also ended up buying an XPS 13 rece
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by biehl 10y ago
Possibly. I don't really use debuggers often enough to use keys ...
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by biehl 10y ago
I recently updated and played with Ubuntu 16.04 on my 2013 Dell XPS 13. Everything worked surprisingly well. Two finger scroll, tap to click etc. It is fast and smooth. However, I don't need 32GB RAM enough for that to be a deciding fa
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by biehl 10y ago
I think of myself as a pretty regular software developer, and the new MBP sounds like it matches my priorities pretty well. # Thinner and lighter # Good specs # Able to drive 5K monitors (QHD retina) # Touch ID # I lov
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by biehl 10y ago
The difference in value should be the "synergies" that combining the companies will yield.
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by biehl 10y ago
You mean "Considering how most of his current businesses exist with some subsidies to slightly counter the massive government subsidies to fossile fuel companies and polluting-car externalities" ?
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Release of All Current (Non-Confidential) Congressional Research Service Reports(techdirt.com)
1 points by biehl 10y ago|0 comments
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by biehl 10y ago
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/cloud-platform/sql-server-on...
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by biehl 10y ago
I've run Sourcetree for the past three years, and I'm running the Sourcetree beta for Mac right now. Just as a data-point: I'm quite satisfied with the UI changes. The UI is pleasing and functional. For the work that I use So
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by biehl 10y ago
> organic is [...] often a proxy for higher quality in general, but that's not universally true. Agree. > Modern inorganic farming methods are necessary for feeding the world. If the whole world switched to organic farming, there
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by biehl 10y ago
Yes. Leaning new technologies (and using them appropriately) is probably a valid indicator of something to hire for. But certainly not the only one. A personal project might show of better indicators - design skills, communication skills et
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by biehl 10y ago
That doesn't seem like a practical distinction. If eg. a grant is to "promote the progress of science" on some topic, then accepting that the research is communicated only on posters, in narrow circles, or orally would not se
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by biehl 10y ago
Yes. I looked for that too. Those are the screens that bring by far the most value for me in gui clients... (instead of "git add -p")

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