bjornasm

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by bjornasm 3y ago
Same here. I feel like a majority of documentation and eapecially man pages are helpfull if you already know it, but just need a reminder.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
It has a max capacity of 8700W, if that is just enough to heat a single room you have to look into insulating house better.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Think you should consider changing out your heatpump. My heatpump is said to deliver 3800 W at 5 fahrehheit.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
My air-air heat pump works down to -13 fahrenheit. Its less efficient but still more than efficient enough to heat my house, and more economic than anything else when its below freezing.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Yes they do. I have no idea what heat pumps you have, but air-air heat pumps can be found in every other house here in Norway.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Why/how does it struggle?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
This still sounds a lot like 'the industry's "I'm right and you're wrong" motto'.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
How can he write that when seemingly there is no best practices from Python?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
That is really interesting. Whish there was some better name for that, as I feel like it isn't that descriptive. However their benefit seem really obvious, saying that something is an areay, or even an array of integers is barely half
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by bjornasm 3y ago
I think you have some interesting feedback and points, but I somehow think they get lost in some of the prose that arguably is against HN guidelines, notably: >Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Are you sure? NimbleText looks like a tool for text manipulation and code generation, Pypipe pipelines between python programs or commands.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Yeah, I find it a bit telling that they had to show completely ridiculous toy examples: >f"""{f'''{f'{f"{1+1}"}'}'''}"""
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by bjornasm 3y ago
What compells seasoned developers to keep using python if these flaws are so obvious, though?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
So the thousands of developers using Python either doesn't know their own best or are just in perpetual pain in their use of python? There isn't the slight possibility that your view on what is a useable programming language in pr
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>But at scale there are no success stories. Do you believe this yourself?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
I agree with avoiding *kwargs, but I wonder what we should do rather than to pass around dataframes if we have a program that works with dataframes? I get that there is a downside as the actual types are hidden inside the dataframes, but I
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by bjornasm 3y ago
The poster talked about a higher quality of life for a bigger fraction of the population, not higher purchasing power for the middle class.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
caugh fastai caugh
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Maybe things have to be discussed for that something actually should happen.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Yes. Then you re-stock when you go to harbour.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>Figured that's the best most people can hope to see(...) so the pictures just aren't representative of what you are likely to see while in these countries Its quite wrong to assume your three month experience is representative
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Don't go into the trap to think that all northern lights are that faint. Iceland are pretty far South in many ways, in addition the intensity varies. Sometimes it is just spectacular, a lot more spectacular than on pictures.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Rather than choosing 10 fully randomly I think you would have more luck with using fitness to guide the selection process, using methods like Roulette Wheel selection (letting the probability to be selected be somewhat influenced by the fit
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Made a similar comment as this. If it is for a wider audience etc you would think it would be beneficial to explain it in a way that the wider audience understands.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Here is their answer to their own question - "What is Raft?" >Raft is a consensus algorithm that is designed to be easy to understand. It's equivalent to Paxos in fault-tolerance and performance. The difference is that it&
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Its the same people. They have quite a few videos in the same genre, if you like the humour: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfNe3nGQENtP3VCn1t1pybju9...
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>Why don't Brits (and other tea drinking cultures in Europe) do this? Because it is better to boil the right amount of water to the precise temperature when you need it, as it takes virtually no time.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Interesting, you look at the frequency of different groups/traits in the different sets rather than look at which specific individuals/records that are common between sets and then sum it up? Its like one of these things that are
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Yeah agreed. You can get hung up on an idealization of a perfect nights sleep that is 8-9 hours, falling asleep at once, and not waking up untill morning, which is very rare and not at all nessesary for a good nights sleep. This will set yo
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by bjornasm 3y ago
I think the biggest detriment to the quality of sleep is to start trying to improve sleep. It should not be a performance with self monitoring and evaluation.

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