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by dybber 4y ago
Yes, you can run a debian based distro on them, so they can be programmed in Python or whatever. I guess the question is if they will stop being supported by platforms such as Scratch, which is a very popular way to program them these days
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by dybber 4y ago
LEGO Spike Prime
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by dybber 4y ago
I guess it’s this https://9to5mac.com/2022/09/12/ios-16-clean-energy-charging-...
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by dybber 4y ago
If all iPhones do this it will matter. Charging when energy is plentiful also means that electricity is more likely to come from renewables.
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by dybber 4y ago
That’s how we do it in Denmark. We have hourly prices on electricity, so for me it’s cheaper to start the dishwasher outside peak hours. In some areas they are experimenting with car chargers hooked up to this electricity price info, so it
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by dybber 4y ago
More/bigger miners ==> higher competition ==> miners will require higher transaction fee's to finance their operation? Or do I misunderstand it?
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by dybber 4y ago
It’s quick and easy to move from Gmail to Fastmail. Did it earlier this year. Now YouTube is the only Google product I use, and it works pretty well without an account.
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by dybber 4y ago
Why is it catastrophic then? Isn’t it exactly this property that allows us to have a more or less stable currency?
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by dybber 4y ago
Works fine for e.g. Facebook Messenger, Element app etc. You just put in their email adress, username or phone number and you connect. What’s the problem?
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by dybber 4y ago
When a company goes out of business you will typically also try to sell of all its assets, and a good domain name might be such an asset.
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by dybber 4y ago
Exactly living with your parents has more to do about culture and local customs.
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HC Andersen
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by dybber 4y ago
Skype, maybe not remote first, but I think Skype have sort of paved the way/accellerated these efforts in Estonia. But it’s all just a guess…
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by dybber 4y ago
Red Dead Redemption 2 is perfect for this
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by dybber 4y ago
For anyone else not understanding these weird measures: “The acre-foot is a non-SI unit of volume equal to about 1,233 m3” That is, 1 million acre-feet is around 1.2 million cubic meters
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by dybber 4y ago
More stories about early female game developers: http://www.atariwomen.org/stories/
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by dybber 4y ago
The lack of representation might mean that fewer games are developed targeting women/girls, which means that there’s potentialet a lot of unexplored territory.
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by dybber 4y ago
In Europe most drivers working with urban delivery will just go home in their own beds after work.
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by dybber 4y ago
The Coding Train w. Daniel Shiffman
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by dybber 4y ago
Here’s an example use case I came across for construction worker safety (and escepially highway construction work I think): https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S09265...
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by dybber 5y ago
Thanks, I will try that. Can documents be shared such that people without an account can edit/comment?
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by dybber 5y ago
Thanks, but my reviewers might not all be very technical inclined (e.g. a school teacher), so something with a bit more easy to use interface.
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Ask HN: What are good alternatives to Google Docs for collaborative writing?
2 points by dybber 5y ago|4 comments
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by dybber 5y ago
Not necessary, new EU regulation forces them to make their messaging services interoperable: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30798850
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by dybber 5y ago
We have a lot of APL in SimCorp and are one of Dyalog’s main customers. 1.6 million lines in 2014 I’ve heard, but I don’t know how much we have right now. The biggest single issue with using APL in production is developer hiring and trainin
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by dybber 5y ago
“Gatekeepers will have to: - ensure that users have the right to unsubscribe from core platform services under similar conditions to subscription - for the the most important software (e.g. web browsers), not require this software by defaul
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Digital Markets Act: Agreement in EU on new regulation of big tech(consilium.europa.eu)
9 points by dybber 5y ago|1 comments
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by dybber 5y ago
Why isn’t this new Stripe thing then about being able to use Bitcoin when buying things? Or how do I use Coinbase for buying things? Try go to the coinbase website and look for how to buy things with your Bitcoin. What I read from the site
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by dybber 5y ago
Did the same for my previous apartment. I wrote a script scraping various “self-sale” sites (sales without real estate agents), the script would notify me when new apartments living up to my criteria was posted online. When I got such a not
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by dybber 5y ago
The user owns the data, not the platform. The data is just ISBN numbers, dates, review comments and so on anyway. It would probably be illegal to crawl Goodreads, if that’s what you’re thinking about?

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