bramblerose

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by bramblerose 3y ago
Contact/support only provided through Reddit and a contact form, no information on the company providing the hosting (other than "Mango Mail is an American company based in the state of Florida."). Domain name with privacy pr
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by bramblerose 3y ago
Sweden's loading gauge width at 3400mm is quite a bit wider than UIC 3150mm, which thus allows for longer beds (but you have to stay in Sweden rather than being able to go all over Europe...) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/
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by bramblerose 3y ago
Ideas aren't copyrightable.
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by bramblerose 3y ago
There is a link to a scan at the bottom of the article (although it currently doesn't load for me)
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by bramblerose 3y ago
An organisation that separates frontend and backend teams will naturally converge to an architecture where the collaboration between frontend and backend is minimized (i.e., a generic REST API) -- Conway's law. This doesn't mean t
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by bramblerose 3y ago
"Each port must be equipped with an SAE CCS 1 connector. Each port shall also be capable of connecting to and charging vehicles equipped with charging ports compliant with the North American Charging Standard (NACS)," the document
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by bramblerose 3y ago
Yes, there are negative social impacts to assisted suicide in cases such as this. But the moral question here is: why do the societal impacts trump the personal pain and suffering? I don't want people to take their life because society
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by bramblerose 3y ago
Not much: https://wiki.openttdcoop.org/Logic
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by bramblerose 3y ago
You are right, "don't use checks" was too strongly worded. Nevertheless, your own link shows that - except for France - the check usage is on the order of at most a few checks per person per year. So not exactly a widely used
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by bramblerose 3y ago
No, I am describing the three EU countries with 50M+ inhabits (Germany at 80M, France at 65M and Italy at 60M). Of course, the largest counties in population are also often the largest in GDP...
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by bramblerose 3y ago
Your comment is technically correct, as there are only three such countries (Germany, France and Italy), and two of them (FR and IT) indeed still use checks to some amount. But the biggest county in the EU certainly doesn't use checks,
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by bramblerose 3y ago
> It's just laziness towards doing it the right way. Just because "least privilege" is "the right way" from a (some?) technical perspective, doesn't mean that it's the right way from a business perspect
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by bramblerose 3y ago
ext2fsd and ext2ifs do exactly that, although neither of them is very actively maintained (but do they really need to?)
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by bramblerose 3y ago
Maybe somewhat counter-intuitively, swimming is a more relevant skill for the Army than for the Navy. Offshore, being able to swim doesn't help much: you're not going to end up in the water unless you're in some sort of accid
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by bramblerose 3y ago
"Given an optimizing compiler, the first function (count(a)) is likely to just immediately return the size of the backing vector. The function is nearly free." As far as I can see, neither gcc nor clang actually do this (unless th
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by bramblerose 4y ago
Note that "mobile home parks" in The Netherlands exist in two forms: holiday homes ("vaste staanplaats") and permanent residences ("woonwagenkamp"). It seems you're describing the first, while the article
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by bramblerose 4y ago
"That is, while there is value in the items on the right, we value the items on the left more."
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by bramblerose 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electricity_on_Shabbat
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by bramblerose 4y ago
I'm confused by the setup: in an event sourced setup, I'd expect a writer to write to the events table, and the projection to then be generated _from those events_ (possibly asynchronously), rather than generating both the table u
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by bramblerose 4y ago
It's a transcription of a podcast, not an article on itself.
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by bramblerose 4y ago
Keepass. You can still have sync between computers/phones using Dropbox while not having any unencrypted data in the cloud.
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by bramblerose 4y ago
A suggestion: support merging timezones into a single hand. Currently, if two timezones overlap, only the first TZ is shown. However, one might want two hands as the DST shifts may be different.
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by bramblerose 4y ago
It's a full IDE rather than a text editor with some IDE-like functionality. Most importantly (to me): much better refactoring tools and much better debugging tools. No need to immediately hand over money, there's both a free 30-da
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by bramblerose 4y ago
Not the OP, but someone else who was unaware BIPOC was problematic. TIL! Read up a bit on it -- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Person_of_color#BIPOC has some more context.
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by bramblerose 4y ago
Why would the year of the study matter? The numbers are per GWh. Or do you expect modern wind turbines to be significantly different in deaths/GWh?
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by bramblerose 4y ago
I quite like https://neverworkintheory.org/reviews/ which has summaries of recent empirical research papers
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by bramblerose 4y ago
For a single image, you'd need some heuristics to distinguish curved objects from camera distortions. If you have multiple frames, you can SLAM your way out of the problem (essentially, match features and solve a big fit which optimize
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by bramblerose 4y ago
The best I've found is using Google with a site: filter -- https://www.google.com/search?q=%22things+i+won%27t+work+wit...
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by bramblerose 4y ago
No, they are used for jams, sauces, ready-made meals, etc.
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by bramblerose 4y ago
The "they" in that sentence refers to "infrastructure organizations", not to "engineers". The post then points out that hiring Product Managers is not a silver bullet, and that a wider cultural change where eng

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