bjarneh

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by bjarneh 3y ago
> accepts and gives back all of those cookies, and so on, and then it throws cookies and everything away when I close it. Is this really better than just keeping them? Then he has to use some type of plugin to accept those cookies every
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by bjarneh 3y ago
That really wasn't the ending I was hoping for here. It almost looks like the legal system is made specifically to benefit these kind of trolls. They can drag cases with no merit over years, leaving you with lawyer fees etc. during th
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by bjarneh 3y ago
> You get the combined experience of 5 people instead of 4 Administration of 5 people instead of 4, is that really a pro from an employers perspective?
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by bjarneh 3y ago
> Another argument is that women are working and do not have time to have kids. Isn't that a valid argument still (despite his Swiss semi-counter-example)? Many jobs are complicated these days and require education + experience, m
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by bjarneh 3y ago
> "The idea of growing new teeth is every dentist's dream" Wouldn't that be every dentist's nightmare? Who gonna want that root canal or crown when they can just pull + regrow?
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by bjarneh 3y ago
> he (Jimmy Fallon) is exactly like you’d expect — warm, genuine, thoughtful Hmm, not really what I expected to be honest.
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by bjarneh 3y ago
Fully agree. I even prefer the music turned off. I've driven for days like that, it's the ultimate way to travel. If I had the money, I'd book a one way ticket to Italy, and drive a new Lamborghini back home to Norway; stoppi
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by bjarneh 3y ago
You could be correct. I haven't worked in academia for about 12 years; and I mostly worked on other types of logic. I do remember miniSAT being praised for its openness and readability, and it seems to predate the Glucose solver by som
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by bjarneh 3y ago
> Would the article be useful for someone who _is_ proficient in the field? Yes, it is a very well written summary of what has been going on with SAT solvers in the last decades. I personally think most of this (r)evolution can be attrib
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by bjarneh 3y ago
> I'll explain what the move keyword does later in the article. For now just trust me that it is needed for the code to compile. That does not take a lot of trust, after a few rounds with that compiler. At least error messages are g
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by bjarneh 3y ago
> Only if one believes that the lack of a home or a house is the root cause of the individuals problem. There are other ways of seeing this. It can start the other way around for instance. I.e. if you end up on the streets; both drugs an
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by bjarneh 3y ago
> And that led to an insight: people tend to function better when they’re not living on the street or under a bridge. Who would have guessed? Reminds me of the old Fran Lebowitz bit about homelessness, where she says they insist on calli
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by bjarneh 3y ago
Never heard of it; but after seeing a video demo; yikes! That idea looks dreadful. Even the little coin flip that's done with it after they're "finished" using it, makes it seem quite easy to misplace. Two bad ideas poor
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by bjarneh 3y ago
OK, I just took a quick glance at the Norwegian BOSCH website, and all I saw was that touch interface. Glad they still exist...
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by bjarneh 3y ago
> that think the buttons are pressed if you spill liquid on them. Seems like a pretty big problem if that's the case for any of those touch controls on a stove; perhaps they're even worse than I thought :-)
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by bjarneh 3y ago
> Is that induction? The product page says "Elektrisk platetopp" and not "Induksjonstopper". No, it's not induction. The BOSCH stoves with induction all have that nutty touch interface :/
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by bjarneh 3y ago
> - the controls on my stove top How were these stove-top touch-buttons ever considered an upgrade to their predecessor? They always have no feedback, or that annoyingly high "beep" feedback. They are always slow to respond. Th
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> Obviously others prefer to get there ASAP My problem with long road trips in an EV are not just the time added. Especially if you drive across Europe and rely on the supercharger network, you will notice that they are very often locate
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> I drive 300 miles point to point several times a month EV's won't be better for you any time soon; unless the solid state batteries with a higher energy density become the norm. For long road trips, ICE vehicles are more conv
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by bjarneh 4y ago
For the fellow non native speakers: lethargic adj 1: deficient in alertness or activity; "bullfrogs became lethargic with the first cold nights" [syn: {lethargic}, {unenrgetic}] [ant: {e
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> Now I want to hear everything about how clothing is like the SMTP protocol If email is from the wrong "brand" (i.e. server); it is instantly seen as garbage and discarded by most mail hosts. If clothes are from the wrong &quo
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> I've only seen quadruple used in noise-reduction applications, e.g. hotel next to a busy road. The ones we got for our house was ordered with noise reduction , but I think that basically just meant that they did not have that lit
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> Does Norway require insulation based on building profile or just walls must be X, windows must be Y? It's the walls must be X, windows must be Y: https://dibk.no/regelverk/byggteknisk-forskrift-tek17/14&#
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by bjarneh 4y ago
OK, an absolute nightmare to clean though. 4 surfaces on each window; and dirt/insects etc. can sneak into the space between the windows. But they look old cool and authentic I guess :-)
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> What is the R-value of a Norwegian wall? That varies greatly I think. There are a lot of old houses here; built to a very different standard than a modern house. Double glazed windows has been the norm for a long time though, through t
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by bjarneh 4y ago
It's a different world. The amount of "fyring" (burning wood on the stove) we had to do before we did the renovation of the house was nuts. Also the "vindsperre" works pretty well.
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> Is the light noticeably more attenuated through 4 panes of glass compared to 2 or 3? I don't notice a difference now that I have two double glazed windows on top of each other (kobla vindu - I don't know the English word for
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> Even the best windows and doors on the market perform much worse than even an average wall New windows here in Norway are often triple or quadruple glazed, and they have a pretty good R-value; so they are not that much worse than avera
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by bjarneh 4y ago
This is great; vertical editing is not supported it seems...
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by bjarneh 4y ago
Not sure safety can be improved with new guidelines of how to avoid common safety pitfalls.

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