elygre

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by elygre 6y ago
The law of comparative advantage disagrees. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparative_advantage
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by elygre 6y ago
He's on linkedin, if you want to connect with him.
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by elygre 6y ago
I have no reason to doubt that their pilots are trained as well as other pilots. However, I also have no reason to believe they are trained any better. Do you have any reference to the claim of "much better training" and "far
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by elygre 6y ago
Ah, the ND C-compiler. It was created in Germany. I still remember porting a fairly large application from FORTRAN to C, and then running it on the brand new compiler.
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by elygre 6y ago
First time attempt at booting an ND-computer: "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" "No, 32 utropstegn, not 32 utropstegn, like this": "32!" "Ahhhhh..."
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by elygre 6y ago
Yeah, key to programming the ND500 and ND5000 series was to utilize the ND100 properly. Way too much software would overload the ND100, while leaving the ND500(0) running idle.
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by elygre 6y ago
I suspect that's not entirely accurate. The ND-5000 series was a real upgrade to the ND-500 series, with distinct silicon. However, I have seen the cutting-a-wire-on-a-board in real life. We bough an upgrade from an ND-530 to an ND-570
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by elygre 6y ago
Many years ago, a young consultant was working at a client site on a SunOS box. Suddenly, the machine started playing the, let's call it the restaurant scene, from "When Harry met Sally." Yeah, it got awkward real fast...
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by elygre 7y ago
Obligatory reference: https://xkcd.com/945/
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Ask HN: Collaborative Games for Isolation Situation
3 points by elygre 7y ago|2 comments
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by elygre 7y ago
I think you linked to a picture of a cookie something. I can't be really sure, to be honest, because imgur won't show the picture because they "value my privacy."
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by elygre 7y ago
Norway (5-ish million) did more than 10000.
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by elygre 7y ago
Use the open jdk versions. It’s like centos instead of RHEL.
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by elygre 7y ago
The Wikipedia article describes the link to Frankenstein et al, and how it came to be.
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by elygre 7y ago
"18.2.2020" seems easy. I once walked into a meeting room where the whiteboard said "Deadline: 4/7/3". No idea what I was reading.
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Rethinking the PC: Why virtual machines should replace operating systems(computerworld.com)
6 points by elygre 7y ago|5 comments
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by elygre 7y ago
It might turn out to be a competitive advantage for the booking site, who might then highlight "not a max" in the process.
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by elygre 7y ago
What is the data source? For visa to Russia from Norway, the app says applicant must meet in person. However, the Russian visa center in Oslo is this: “If you don’t have an opportunity to come in person to one of the Russian visa centers to
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by elygre 7y ago
Russian license agreement, and then menus and texts in Bulgarian! I ended up using the beta version I have installed to find the language setting :-)
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by elygre 7y ago
Do you have a reliable source for the claim that “many of today’s Australia fires are arson”?
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by elygre 7y ago
It sounds like it’s just a wire. But I like the idea; my church uses the camera as a religious symbol.
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by elygre 7y ago
> multi-month government review Can you explain this a bit more?
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by elygre 7y ago
That, and sometimes you could listen in on the radio traffic. Which was awesome until that time across Newfoundland, when someone started asking about the heavy turbulence. The other aircraft in the vicinity had no consolidation, recommendi
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by elygre 7y ago
This is why I consider it “contentious”: «On February 13, 2014, Belgium legalized euthanasia by lethal injection for children,» from [1]. «Even the controversial head of Belgium’s euthanasia commission is concerned that a well-known Belgian
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by elygre 7y ago
I remember this quote or saying: “We live in a special time: there are cameras everywhere, and we can see them. In the past, they were not everywhere. In the future, we will not be able to see them.”
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by elygre 7y ago
I though it was “SEE IT, SAY IT [and we will] SORT IT”. It still gives me the chill.
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by elygre 7y ago
“ WTO says U.S. failed to halt state tax subsidy for Boeing”: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-eu-usa-aircraft-wto/wto-s...
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by elygre 7y ago
But to be blunt: who was Lord Curzon?
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by elygre 7y ago
Whether the runaway trim procedure would be sufficient is disputed. For example https://www.reuters.com/article/us-ethiopia-airplane-regulat...
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by elygre 7y ago
I wonder how he deals with medical malpractice cases.

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