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by bschne 2y ago
I bought the slightly cheaper version with ads years ago and asked support to remove them because they „weren‘t relevant to me given where I am living“. I found out about this option on reddit or in the product reviews on some local retaile
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by bschne 2y ago
I'm not sure most people would claim their success comes down to the intellectual stuff. It's just that a certain type of nerd who is also very competent at what they do likes hanging out around other nerds of a similar type. If y
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Ask HN: What are some good publicly available postmortems to read?
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Street-Fighting Mathematics [pdf](sept.mit.edu)
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The Deadly Consequences of Rounding Errors (2019)(slate.com)
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The Gitlab Team Handbook(handbook.gitlab.com)
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How to Give Away a Fortune(newyorker.com)
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by bschne 2y ago
Location: Zurich, CH Remote: Open to it Willing to relocate: If it's a really great fit & location maybe Technologies: Mostly PM/PO type roles. Do have hands-on experience with RoR, .NET, Python, JS/React. Some data analy
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by bschne 2y ago
I think a relative of mine once almost signed up for another market research thing that would have done essentially this, redirecting all their phone's internet traffic through a VPN & proxy controlled by the market research compan
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by bschne 2y ago
I'm not familiar but curious: If you entirely self-publish, is there a benefit to having an ISBN number over... Just publishing w/o one? Or is there a legal requirement to do so?
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Unloading a Coal Train: The NS Sandusky Coal Dock in Action [video](youtube.com)
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The Aussie from the Housing Projects Making Gear for Next-Gen Spielbergs(forbes.com)
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Autonomous Mining Trucks, Blasting, and Koalas? [video](youtube.com)
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Musical Notation for Modular Synthesizers(perfectcircuit.com)
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The Communal Plot(perthirtysix.com)
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by bschne 2y ago
Shouldn't the required cache size be dependent on throughput more so than disk size? It does not necessarily seem like you'd need a bigger write cache if the disk is bigger, people who have a 2TB drive don't read/write 2
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by bschne 2y ago
I love humans and the internet :)
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by bschne 2y ago
someone raised this point in another discussion about it, but I wonder if that's the main aim why you need the obscure algorithm in the first place, couldn't you just have these laws about maps of any standard?
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Every map of China is wrong(medium.com)
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Investing Is a Fascinating Business (2016)(fool.com)
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Management of IP numbers by peg-DHCP(datatracker.ietf.org)
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The Domino Computer(andrewt.net)
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Histomap: Visualizing the 4000 year history of global power (2021)(visualcapitalist.com)
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Hidden cities (2019)(nadia.xyz)
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by bschne 3y ago
I was talking about GHG emissions, directly and embedded in consumption, as that seems to mostly have been the thing at issue in this case.
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by bschne 3y ago
Again, I think it would be great if we were doing more in terms of innovation and expertise too! But in other human rights law issues, this line of argument wouldn't fly either, I don't think you could e.g. sue Switzerland for not
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by bschne 3y ago
Sure, again, I think we should do better! I am merely wondering about the legal viewpoint on this because of causal connections between Swiss actions and the outcome for Swiss citizens, which are a lot more murky here than if e.g. our gover
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by bschne 3y ago
I am Swiss, and I think we should contribute as much as we possibly can, despite being a relatively small country without too much direct global impact. But I'm curious about the legal technicalities here (because IANAL): You can surel
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by bschne 3y ago
That's their whole thing — they deliberately save on capex by accepting lower efficiency, because that in turn allows running it intermittently on cheap solar without extra costs like batteries or having to run on more expensive power
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by bschne 3y ago
> Our DAC capex costs <$600/T-year-CO2 For comparison, cdr.fyi currently lists DAC spot prices at $690/T, and if I'm reading correctly most if not all of those selling are specialized and only working on DAC. Though I d

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