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by entrep 5y ago
Webb can 'see' everything but objects between Webb's location and the sun. At each moment, it's limited to part of the sky, but over a whole year, it can observe in all directions.
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by entrep 5y ago
According to John Michael Godier there is some new data available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSCN09SSRck
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by entrep 5y ago
Correct. And since the beryllium mirrors are 8 times harder than steel, it's probably a tough job.
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by entrep 5y ago
Mirror deployment was done before insertion, moving the 18 mirrors up from their locked position by 12.5 mm. Now, 3 months of mirror alignment will follow. They will align with a reference star having to first move one mirror a little bit t
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by entrep 5y ago
I don't know how Fisher-Price manage to get the quality they do. No other toys in our house come close to being as unbreakable. The cash register I played with in the 80's is still working just as well as it did back then.
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by entrep 5y ago
This is what a landing page should look like. Your solution seems ambitious, to say at least. If I might ask, how many person-hours would you say are invested up until now?
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by entrep 5y ago
It's possible to use different formatters for H.Pipes. I will probably update the post to not mislead.
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by entrep 5y ago
Interesting. Didn't know about it.
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by entrep 5y ago
That is correct.
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by entrep 5y ago
Thanks! That’s very valid feedback. Could be my next write up.
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by entrep 5y ago
I’ll guess that will be a separate post.
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by entrep 5y ago
We’re the same person. Thanks.
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Named Pipes in .NET 6 with Tray Icon and Service(erikengberg.com)
146 points by entrep 5y ago|51 comments
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by entrep 5y ago
In Sweden there are two providers I know of that charges market price by minute, greenely.com and tibber.com.
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by entrep 5y ago
Talk to someone. Tell them about the problem. Show them your previous steps trying to figure it out. Talk about possible solution you've thought of. Share your frustration. Ask them if they have any ideas. When you are done you would h
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by entrep 5y ago
Here's a great overview of BepiColombo's journey: https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/BepiCo...
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by entrep 5y ago
> The sprints that feel more productive are the ones that happened to have a lot of break-down-able tasks That’s a great point which I will take with me. Might be somewhat biased since we only done greenfield.
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by entrep 5y ago
Developer (and team lead) Surprised by the downvotes. I'm just sharing what I've learned the hard way over the last 6 years. We can easily tell that the sprints where we managed to break something down further, has been better est
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by entrep 5y ago
Is this doable? A better approach would be to break it down as much as possible. This has the following benefits: * You will identify tasks you haven't though of * You will get a better picture of the total effort needed * It
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by entrep 5y ago
I came up with this solution: https://i.imgur.com/8BNktVY.png
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by entrep 6y ago
https://www.appxite.com/ is one company doing exactly this
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by entrep 6y ago
The code in the article hero seems like an interesting approach to client side validation.
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by entrep 6y ago
Not many DBMS which support stacked queries I'll guess.
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by entrep 6y ago
Without having read the paper, I believe the approach forward should be inspired by GPT-3. If the AI responsible for procedural generation can look at a very large set of existing games, then it might be able to generate the content given a