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by catears 6y ago
I think I understand your argument, but I think you misunderstood me. I agree that just looking at credentials isn't the way to go. It does create these echo chambers where only those wearing "my colors" can be correct (when
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by catears 6y ago
Most things that climate change deniers post are factually accurate. If you would target the basis of their claim with the data they provide, you will always lose. Being a climate change denier when you only have access to facts that don&#x
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by catears 6y ago
The opening paragraph of the article shows to me that the journalist in question has done a poor job researching exactly what happened in Sweden. > Sweden has captured international attention by conducting an unorthodox, open-air experim
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by catears 6y ago
There is actually a bit of a similar thing in Sweden where the government steps in and pays a large portion (roughly 90% maybe? a bit unsure since none in my immediate circle is affected), but only on the condition that you have taken some
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by catears 6y ago
I'll add two really simple, but also very effective tools. Search: in the form of things like "the silver searcher" ( https://github.com/ggreer/the_silver_searcher ) or "fd" ( https://g
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by catears 6y ago
I agree with this. It scares me that there are people (even in this thread?!) who say Tegnell is some wicked scientist experimenting on the swedish population. Feels like some people read a buzzfeed article on viruses and suddenly they are
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by catears 6y ago
Stop spreading such stupid fantasies... Tegnell isn't some crazy scientist that experiments on the swedish population. All of the decision made by the government agency (FHM) has been made by the agency, not by the individual Anders Te
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by catears 6y ago
I was curious about this so I looked into it. Seems like deno allows for lock files (similar to package-lock.json for NPM) https://deno.land/manual/linking_to_external_code/integrity_...
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by catears 7y ago
One thing that will cost you comparatively little and is often overlooked is moving any savings investments into options which have some form of climate/ethics guidelines (for example investing only in wind, water and solar in the ener
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by catears 8y ago
Luckily we have "update nights" at most once every other month. But the workflow you describe is what I would want in the end. I work in a small startup tough so change is happening rapidly to make these processes better. It'
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by catears 8y ago
I am right now on the train home from work quite late (22:40 local time). The reason I spent so long at work today is because we update after 8 o'clock. However, we found a critical bug in some open software that we use that we do not
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by catears 8y ago
Hi, thanks for asking! It is a bit similar to z, I actually looked a bit at autojump ( https://github.com/wting/autojump ) before working on goto, which is quite similar to z. Z keeps track of where you have been and gue
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by catears 8y ago
? It's not just about going to your home folder...
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Show HN: Goto: CLI for teleporting with your terminal(github.com)
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by catears 8y ago
I personally enjoy the Fenwick Tree: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fenwick_tree What is it used for? It allows one to both query and update prefix sums in O(log n), for a normal array this would be O(n)/O(1) res
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by catears 8y ago
Perhaps a bit off-topic, but if you run a lighter blog and specifically want to do it on a machine you control the I can recommend using the nginx:alpine docker image to host your site. All you need to build it is a COPY command: COPY
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by catears 8y ago
During my university years my boss (current, not at the time) asked if he could pitch an idea for those in class who wanted to listen instead of going on 15 min break, I think at this point he was going to pitch to investors and wanted the
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by catears 9y ago
I have had a lot of experience with competitive programming (competed in NWERC and NCPC multiple times) and this idea that competitive programming makes you worse at software engineering comes up every now and then. From what I've noti