emj

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by emj 6y ago
It would be nice to have some of those basic ideas that led to your thorough explaination of the pit falls of microservice development. What you write in this post is too general, sure if you have to release your microservices as one mega m
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by emj 6y ago
Being labeled a nutcase for cycling is a cultural issue, -25°C isn't that bad as long as the roads and bicycle paths are plowed.
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by emj 6y ago
I'm very privileged to have gotten 12 months paternity leave, even in Sweden that is a bit unusual but not unheard of. I had 7 months at 70% pay financed from the goverment, so I had to pay a lot and it was a bit risky. In the end my g
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by emj 6y ago
> Up from 57 in 2018 The increasing number of people older than 65 dying on e-bike has been discussed for several years. Not sure how one can get around your view point it kill most tech like this, but we are talking about bicycles so an
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by emj 6y ago
European countries are currently required to translate information about all government services to english because of the european "Single Digital Gateway". Well it's a goal; first mile stone comes in this december.
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by emj 6y ago
There seems to be at least two translations of Moomin into french http://www.moomintrove.com/country-france.htm
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by emj 6y ago
> [what's the] benefit of investing that time. Please continue studying the language, it is frustrating hearing non-native speakers say this. Your bad grammar or foreign mind will always hinder how you can interact with the communit
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by emj 6y ago
Buying an closed source app has taken us in my family something like 1 month on avarage. It's all about how often you do it and how much goes wrong.
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by emj 6y ago
Your life choices decide if you need a car or not, you can live perfectly fine in rural Europe without a car. Sure I only had 10 km to nearest busstop, 15 km to nearest store and 60 km to nearest highspeed trainstation. So not really that r
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by emj 6y ago
I've been programming almost three decades, and I agree that the soft parts takes most of my time, almost all time honestly. But when I DO know exactly what todo then my colleagues are faster with a combo of Python and C, compared to
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by emj 6y ago
> Day care is just too far expensive to be worth it. IMHO Day care is one of the best investments a society can make, I would not like living in a political environment that makes it too expensive.
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by emj 6y ago
He doesn't call anyone shady, it's the practice of billing someone 3 times the amount of the last bill with just 7 days notice is shady. Not reading emails for 7 days is standard for me at least, I try to be effective with my own
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by emj 6y ago
We track Calicivirus seasons in Sweden, I'm still waiting for the final report on that, but there are indications that the Corona scare basically killed the season almost 10 weeks early. See "Figur 1" https://www.f
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by emj 6y ago
At my Stockholm office in march; one monday everyone was at the office then on tuesday 1% came to the office, now it's up at 5%-10% feeling crowded.
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by emj 6y ago
I did this for a bathymetric map, but I it was hard to get the resolution I wanted, I used a laser cutter that was too small, so someone just exported the model and showed me it in AR which actually was a better experience. So this works w
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by emj 6y ago
I get that during alder and elm pollen seasons, but usually around eyes and mouth where I sweat a lot. I'm not allergic but I do feel a constant need to wash my face that I never feel. Elm and alder pollen range from 15-50µm, I do not
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by emj 6y ago
I would guess that gasoline must result in mostly heat and not particle pollution in PM10 and PM2.5.
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by emj 6y ago
Stemming and keyword enrichment is something I've never seen done really good so I'm not sure you can build a tool that is good for it.
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by emj 6y ago
From 1996, the one from 1999 is not that different though. https://web.archive.org/web/19990129003006/http://www.cl.cam...
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by emj 6y ago
I think the problem is that it all feels so "one off", so Docker feels like the better option. Taken as a whole I guess all those one-offs in Nix will hopefully lead to something better in the end, there seems to be a lot of work
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by emj 6y ago
The serialization format still shows when you read them today, but many of the quality books today are written like screen plays. I've not read enough from that time to know if the format that I identify as serialization was apparent i
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by emj 6y ago
I wish arxiv could be more like a blogging platform with standards and less a PDF repository.
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by emj 6y ago
You can use: "monster in the middle", mitm, if you want to keep it gender neutral.
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by emj 6y ago
Think of it in a "Compute at home", "folding at home", blockchain-sense then latency doesn't matter as much, I do not know if anyone has tried solving things with big clusters separated by 40ms-60ms latencies.
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by emj 7y ago
I feel this is not only about markdown vs Word, but a way to show that the problem exists and that you can solve it by using the Unix approach. So it's simple in the sense used in Toki Pona: "good or fixable".
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by emj 7y ago
I would not be able to work like that, it would lead to neck strain or wrist pain, if you think about it comes naturally to reposition your body when you are looking in a new direction there is a reason for this. This hurts me because the
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by emj 7y ago
I do not think mixing up the practice of science with how ideas and policys are being spread is productive. We are beings who care a lot about what other people do and about our own turf, that will have a greater effect on science even if w
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by emj 7y ago
Thanks for bringing that up, I'm not talking about calculation, it's text output that is formated to be visible on screen (i.e. terminal), and Emacs shell has historically had a really crappy latency when displaying lots of data.
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by emj 7y ago
Dropbox writes good farewell letters; the one to Guido was a real treat.
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by emj 7y ago
Sending in 0.8 µs is scary fast, I can't even get my clock synced to that with a (crappy) pps, but that would be on a 10G board I guess which is probably not going to be available on a embedded system with resource constraints.

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