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7y ago
Schyy. Americans don't like to be reminded that they are a part of an empire ... but they are.
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7y ago
Wind and solar won’t do it alone but I think it will become the primary energy source for electricity production. It probably will be supplemented by natural gas, coal, oil for the foreseeable future. These source have much less capital req
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7y ago
Too “bad” it will be economically uncompetitive compared to next generation wind and solar.
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7y ago
Eye of the Tiger. On repeat.
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chvid
7y ago
What about the name, website, marketing, contacts etc.? Is that just being given up or is transferred to the new company without you?
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7y ago
I think the parallel is not exploitative pay day loans but the western credit card. China is not as developed as the west when it comes to trust and identity. This causes credit mostly to be given to a few well established and well connecte
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chvid
7y ago
https://monitor.civicus.org According to this map Australia then joins the ranks of the US, the UK, South Africa and Japan. It is a fun map. But honestly it is silly. Australia is an open and functioning democracy, so is the UK
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7y ago
I do a bit of work in Angular (2+) at the moment. And that involves a lot of boilerplate code; in fact so much that the framework comes with a tool (ng generate) that generates the code for you. A single component is split in 4 files and ne
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chvid
7y ago
Dear commenters on HN. Don't bite or spite the hand that is feeding you. The recession will come soon enough.
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7y ago
Judging from the incredible press, it would be amazing if the management can hold the company together and it actually exists in 3 years.
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7y ago
Don't worry; your political views are completely mainstream as the discussion here also demonstrates.
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chvid
7y ago
It does not ask for a login. Here is a full Pink Floyd album for your streaming pleasure. https://invidio.us/watch?v=k_MP8URO-Xc Works perfectly in a private safari window on my iPhone. Great work!
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7y ago
Very useful - no ads and I can run it in background audio only on my iPhone just using the webapp.
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chvid
7y ago
In general I write unit tests as I implement. I would not write them unless I was convinced they were immediately beneficial to my productivity. Some parts of my code is not covered. In the beginning the test cases just outputs the result t
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chvid
7y ago
Boo - this is clearly excellent work by someone with both engineering and design skills. If no-one pushes the envelope then what a sad and boring world we would end up in.
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chvid
7y ago
"Since bundling apps and runtime is the new best-practice" When did this become the new best-practice in Java land?
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chvid
7y ago
Incredible how many people have been stuffed by Google. Amazing how this company can maintain its reputation behaving like this.
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chvid
7y ago
Not any more. And in the end the nice people of G banned me having run the same website unchanged for 5 years.
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7y ago
As 2008 demonstrated so painfully. Iceland is extremely vunerable to misconduct in its financial sector. A population of just 350,000 people; a free floating currency, outside the EU. Main industries are fishing and a tourist boom driven by
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7y ago
One would think that Iceland would have learn to reign in their financial sector after 2008. But hey, maybe they just like it like that up there ...
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chvid
7y ago
Copenhagen. I would say the big difference is that in Australia (or least Brisbane where I was) laws against littering are actually enforced. And public drinking is a lot more regulated.
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7y ago
As a Dane travelling abouts I have been stuck how clean the following three countries seemed compared to my home country: Australia, Singapore, and Japan.
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chvid
7y ago
Reminds me of the article about "cancer-prone personalities" finally being classified as junk science which just dropped off the hn frontpage. We really should be more generous with the word bullshit.
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chvid
7y ago
For some people in academia there is no such thing as truth. It is all social or personal constructs. If that is your attitude then how would you do science?
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7y ago
Hello dirtyid. A meta-comment from me. I enjoy reading what you are writing. And it is a sad tale that one have to scroll down in the bottom of hn to see it as your comments are obviously more informed (ignoring the politics) than most othe
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chvid
7y ago
Isn't it just a wrapped website? You can just browse it directly at: https://hkmap.live
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7y ago
It persists because massive resources are spent on manipulating the public’s attention. Regardless of the medium.
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7y ago
In the 1970es the usd is also delinked from the price of gold. This allows for rampant inflation which should be filtered out from the growth figures but maybe it is not quite the case ...
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7y ago
In journalism a good story is new, it has an element of conflict and it concerns someone relatable (someone famous or someone close to you). That sort of thinking caries over to a lot of modern social media. TikTok breaks that. They don
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7y ago
TikTok is brilliant design. Very well done how they break with “conventional” thinking in media. For example that it should be orientated around discussion (conflict), followers, novelty etc.
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