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elygre
2y ago
For a second there I thought you meant it was an annoyance that you couldn’t just pick it up and bring it on the bus to the police!
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elygre
2y ago
Prolly a nitpick, but closer to 100 than 300 years. Rather significantly, too.
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elygre
2y ago
It does sound like a request for “curl —-wget”, which I wholeheartedly support.
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elygre
2y ago
Exactly the same!
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elygre
2y ago
My mental model is that you can push hard on a wall while standing still, but the faster you run along the wall, the less you are able to push it.
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elygre
2y ago
Perhaps unrelated, but it feels like Microsoft exists in a zone where anything good is by perceived to be by accident, while anything bad is by intention.
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elygre
2y ago
The language “legalese” was invented when it turned out that being proficient in English does not protect you against malicious contract partners. (The success of legalese is still debated, but its existence is generally accepted)
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elygre
2y ago
20c/68f outside in Oslo, at 5pm today. High of 27c/80f in may. I’m satisfied.
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elygre
2y ago
As someone looking at nutanix: what are the issues?
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elygre
2y ago
I have no idea about what this is, so going off topic: The name XLSTM reminds me of the time in the late eighties when my university professor got accepted to hold a presentation on WOM: write-only memory.
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elygre
3y ago
I looked at that page before writing my comment. It says that perfidy is a war crime. However, I don’t see anything supporting summary execution. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Summary_execution says the following: “F
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3y ago
Microsoft started building their new Munich headquarters in 2013/2014. Their old headquarters were already immediately outside Munich. For example, the Munich airport is further away from Munch city than the old headquarters were. The
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elygre
3y ago
Do you have a reference for that? Even as perfidy is a war crime, we do not generally allow for summary execution for war criminals.
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elygre
3y ago
20 seconds "to make sure the Lavender-marked target is male". And then "for every junior Hamas operative that Lavender marked, it was permissible to kill up to 15 or 20 civilians".
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elygre
3y ago
This is probably obvious, but just to make sure: This is the opinion of skinkestek, and not an objective truth. As another Norwegian, I do not share this opinion.
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elygre
3y ago
That’s interesting; I never heard that before. Where was this?
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elygre
3y ago
I really hope they have a broader perspective of “engineering background” than “can do math”.
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elygre
3y ago
David Calhoun is the current CEO until the end of the year.
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elygre
3y ago
Slowly turn the wheels of justice. We’ll get there, I think. Lawsuits take time. Regulations take time. And, as demonstrated in every GDPR-discussion anywhere: understanding takes time.
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elygre
3y ago
This is actually in violation of the rules. Withholding consent is supposed to be as easy as giving consent.
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elygre
3y ago
The EU in this scenario believes in the open market: let the web browsers and web sites find a technical solution.
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elygre
3y ago
Or (re-add jxl) (without a flag).
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elygre
3y ago
What’s with all the await-stuff? Couldn’t it be written just straight forward?
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elygre
3y ago
In many European soccer leagues, the league does not control the participants in the same way. You can start a club, and start climbing to the top.
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elygre
3y ago
How does this work in the face of unrelated refactoring? Say you first fix a bug somewhere, with a great commit comment. Then some refactoring happens, and the affected function is moved to a new class in a new file. Are you still able to t
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elygre
3y ago
I would also like to be able to revert from solution mode to problem mode, and didn’t find a good way to do that.
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elygre
3y ago
And of course, in Norway, “fire” is literally the word for four!
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elygre
3y ago
Is there any particular liveatc channel/location that offers a representative view of actual quality?
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elygre
3y ago
In Norway, the word “subject” translates to “fag”. Back in the Usenet days there was a Norwegian group or hierarchy named “no.fag”, which of course regularly got misunderstood.
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elygre
3y ago
Yes, but also «after 15 years of practice, the keyboard just works”
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