carlhjerpe

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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
I would argue it's not really hosted on the Casio then, since it's only static content the reverse proxy cache would hit 100% every time, except on TTL.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Is this Casio colocated in a Hetzner datacenter?
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
I disagree with your way of looking at this, There's monetary loss from the insurance company because someone has to pay someone to make that one specific car that you want to steal, while the software is already written and distributi
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Except that when you copy something you don't steal an existing copy. If the person were not going to buy something because they couldn't afford it, they're not a lost sale. This means there's no monetary loss for the co
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
I believe this was meant to be a reply to rpadovani ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27781497 )
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Fair enough, I guess in a way we already have the extra taxes you're mentioning, If anyone needs medical assistance they get it (Mostly, they refuse to fix my grandmothers knees because she's still able to walk (in pain)). But any
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
> It sounds like you hate your job, and you are doing it only for money. That's totally okay! I do like the challenge, It's just a bit much. I'll be honest, I haven't been at many other places (26 years of age) so thi
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
> why do they get paid so little for that? What follows isn't necessarily right, but I believe It's why they're paid little. Because they're all easily replaceable, companies doesn't have to invest more than mayb
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
The thing he said about ML being complex pattern recognition felt good to hear, I've been thinking this for awhile, but have 0 experience other than blog posts and such.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
There is a guy on YouTube that reviews the durability of tools, he usually opens the boxes in some convoluted way, like with an electric chainsaw. https://youtu.be/ztpWsuUItrA
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
I agree, but how do you plan on submitting the crash report without submitting your IP address?
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Depends on the numbers, if my company loses 10k because i made a mistake nobody would "care". Mistakes happen to the best of us, which is obviuous looking at public CVE's. If it's 100k it'd be a different story, con
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
If people don't die from your mistakes they're not important IMO. Note that people die if data is lost, causing companies to go bankrupt (suecide). But really, not everything has to be correct, look at Intel and AMD. They've
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Then GH will realise that their product will never be able to do Full Self Coding in it's current form (need to install a supercomputer (LIDAR) at home to do this safely in any language other than rust). This will require that you buy
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
"That's one small step for a person, one giant leap for personkind" Time to rewrite the history books! (1984 anyone?) "_Man_ borde inte tvinga andra att anpassa sig efter en skrikig minoritet" (_One_ should not forc
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
That would probably be because It's just a superficial issue for people with too much time and money on their hands to enforce their ways upon others.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Not everyone can afford a good doctor, so experimenting on their own might be the only way to fix something. People have been hacking their CPAP machines for awhile even though it could kill them.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
It is commonplace for people to eat magnesium supplements before taking certain central stimulants to decrease yaw clenching and gurning, not sure if it helps or not, but it is a thing.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
I had this thought half a year ago. Anything not to have to parse text make me happy. Though i guess learning to parse command output helps you learn how to parse other text down the line.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
I get the feeling Cloudflare is bigger, might just be me.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Languages and tools have helped people write better software over the years, no?
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Interesting take to somewhat equalize the mentioned fantasies with religion. Thinking about it the only difference really is scale. Thanks for your insight.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
I'm not really fond of religion, we don't need it anymore, their purpose was made redundant with our increased standards of living. Some religions seem to induce more hatred and rage then others, and deranged people use religion a
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Would the migration had been easier if you could "compile" Python? As in, interpreted/JITed languages are harder to maintain when apis change because you can't rebuild it and see if it builds or not? I've never writ
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Thanks for the clarification.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
I had a debit at 12 (Visa Electron), my own account but approved at the bank by mom.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
Doesn't this work out a bit like MongoDB, where Amazon forked a version released before they replaced the GPL with their own license? Meaning the freedoms of the GPL will be withheld, no?
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
While I agree that abortion isn't killing infants, I don't get the racist part about this.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
I feel bad that my first thought is because it's easier for the cops to fill their ticket quota with stop signs in stupid places people would probably ignore.
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by carlhjerpe 5y ago
I've never met anyone in Sweden burning anything that isn't wood to heat things in their home (except the district heating, which burns our sorted trash) in a central location. And the people burning wood usually only do it during

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