bjarneh

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by bjarneh 4y ago
> There were two changes to it in 2005 (the removal of comments, and the addition of scientific notation for numbers) They actually had comments in JSON but removed them in 2005. That is odd and a bit annoying :-)
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Are there any real alternatives? In my opinion reviews on booking.com seem even stranger...
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Yes of course, I meant to say 1 kW·h = 1 kg; but I'm not certain if I remember correctly now; I could be off by a factor of 10 I guess. It was either 1 kg battery weight = 1 kW·h, or perhaps he said 10 kW·h had to be contained in a 1 k
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by bjarneh 4y ago
Isn't that quite close to the magic number which makes electric planes a viable option? 1 kW = 1 kg; Musk said something about that in a podcast I think...
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> A loathesome place filled with tax evaders hiding their wealth Lets not forget gold diggers , influencers , and poor people commuting in from France/Italy every day to all the boring work. Sounds like a pretty cool place!
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by bjarneh 4y ago
Yes, but they make the phone look and feel just as bad as those CAT phones :-) This time I actually kept the plastic cover on my phone - at least the back and sides are covered, and it sticks out about 1mm above the screen, so it has some
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by bjarneh 4y ago
Every time I crack my screen I swear that next time I'll get one of those "rugged" phones. My last phone purchase (Asus Zenfone 8); lasted exactly 2 weeks before I cracked the screen on my bathroom floor. I was worried about
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by bjarneh 4y ago
Only single brackets are necessary in Svelte //Svelte {fullName} //Vue {{fullName}} hmm
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> Slack space leads to innovations I'm certainly no supporter of "lean operations" with minimum staff etc, and fully agree that you need people that are well rested (for the lack of a better analogy) to do great stuff. B
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> I'd imagine the resources they devote to it are quite limited That's a problem inherent to AI or neural networks. We cannot spend our way out of these problems; they are underlying to the technology itself. Nobody knows what
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> I was partly expecting the rest of the article to explain to my why exactly it wasn't just bloat Same here. I guess his header was on point in why Twitter is still up; but I was also interested in hearing about why Twitter actuall
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> The AI hype is finally over. At least partially over. It's one of those things though; when you first see what's possible with neural networks it does get your hopes up. When you later realize the limitations, it's hard
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by bjarneh 4y ago
Absolutely. I guess most of us have a bunch of repos which are personal anyway which are just as easily "hosted" as Mercurial repos. I.e. if I have ssh access to a machine, "hosting" a remote Mercurial repo with hg
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> and there are still those of us who actually use Mercurial I'm certainly in that camp; and it pains me every time I have to use the hggit extension to convert a mercurial repo to git in order to work with everyone else...
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> Investing in Darn Tough socks helps. Thanks for the advice. In the army we got the opposite advice, they said we must never use woolen socks when we did the 30 km march, always use cotton they said...
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by bjarneh 4y ago
This was something I heard very often from fellow pilgrims on the camino. That the constant abuse, really is something else. There is a ton of shoe stores along the camino, and plenty of people that "just have to wait a bit" for t
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by bjarneh 4y ago
Probably, but I wore brand new shoes the first time I tried walking the camino, and that's a big no-no :-)
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> I just looked it up and it says you can choose one of many routes. Yes, I've done small parts of the route on two different occasions. First time I quit due to problems with my feet, the second time I quit after problems with the
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> 20 km per day (~12.5 mi) That is some serious distance. I remember thinking I would be able to do at least 25-35 km per day, a few years ago when I walked parts of the camino de Santiago in Spain. Blisters and destroyed feet in just a
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> but I wanted to share Are you sure?
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> StarStruck is just there to check if you are paying attention. It’s not a container runtime at all, but Joe Exotic’s 2nd studio album.
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by bjarneh 4y ago
I like the link to old.reddit. New reddit is still such a sluggish site..
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> Oh and the guy programmed in TCL. That's a pretty big red flag :-)
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> is why the world has switched over to Chrome leaving Firefox behind Not all of us have left Firefox behind of course, but we are certainly not what we used to be. > shouldn't we just fight for more diversity in browserland? We
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by bjarneh 4y ago
I struggle to place elements where I want them on a website with CSS.. hmm
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by bjarneh 4y ago
> They're looking for the sweet spot of desperation. You've seen through the fog my friend...
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> By the way there used to be a laptop named “New New XPS 13" Before version control
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> A lot of people who are new to Rust struggle with the borrow checker Guilty as charged
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> We would like to thank: · LG, for patching symptoms of bugs rather than underlying causes...
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by bjarneh 4y ago
It could be, but since it could also be interpreted as sometimes used , I wrote a comment to say that we use the 12 hour system exclusively when we speak about time, and the 24 hour system for written purposes. Perhaps that's what he

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