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by erk__ 4y ago
In Denmark the talk have mostly been about PFAS contaminated meat. One of the first places a severe contamination was found was on a building used by the fire brigade for testing and cows were grassing there as well. Since then a lot of oth
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RRust: A Reversible Embedded Language(blog.erk.dev)
2 points by erk__ 4y ago|0 comments
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by erk__ 4y ago
The complete judgement is here if you want to read the full reasoning: https://www.datatilsynet.dk/afgoerelser/afgoerelser/2022/jul...
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by erk__ 4y ago
The big issue with this is as far as I am aware the fire hose will only give information about active users, which likely leaves a big number of passive users out of the calculations
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by erk__ 4y ago
The issue here is that only twitter knows who they count as a mDAU. So there could be a lot of bots that are simply not included in their counts.
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by erk__ 4y ago
In the same genre there is the recently released Trolley Problem Inc [0] though it starts out in the same way it have some interesting things happening throughout the game. [0]: https://store.steampowered.com/app/158268
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by erk__ 4y ago
A example from Denmark would be MobilePay [0] which is the most use payment solution for mobiles in Denmark. They would like to make it possible to use NFC to transfer information about a transaction in shops, but cannot do that on Apple Ph
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by erk__ 4y ago
The near-field communication have a clear reason. Apple was only allowing access to their own banking app as a payment provider in shops. As I understand there was not even a way to get access with any kind of forms or such if you had a com
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by erk__ 4y ago
They are selling a global Deno hosting service https://deno.com/deploy
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by erk__ 4y ago
Besides the Desktop TCL [0] implementations there is also two web implementations [1,2] that I assume would be possible to package with Electron or similar. [0]: https://github.com/stepan-mitkin/drakon_editor [1]: htt
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by erk__ 4y ago
A example of a vertical flowchart is DRAKON which imo is easy to read fast once you know it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DRAKON
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by erk__ 4y ago
This is great news, I have been rather annoyed in the past when I wanted to share stuff that were on the archive publicly. The last such example I can remember was Peter Naur's reasoning that it should not be computer science, but Data
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by erk__ 4y ago
That is probably a reason big-O is used, the big-O definition which says that they most be upper-bounded by a linear multiplier. So even if the second and third multiplication is faster it will not change the asymptotic behavior.
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by erk__ 4y ago
I would argue that the meta-programming facilities that are in Rust are more expressive and can be used to implement things that are not possible in C++. For example embedded dsl and similar. There is likely some cases where templates can e
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by erk__ 4y ago
Tweet deck works well though only in the browser now. I use it extensively for keeping a seperation between my messy feed and my lists
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by erk__ 4y ago
It is something there have been around for a few years: https://interestingengineering.com/what-is-conductive-ink-te...
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by erk__ 4y ago
I think the lack of speed here is more that it has to serialize the data from disk into a readable format. I assume using the `--grep=` option is faster than piping it through grep because of this
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by erk__ 4y ago
Numberphile have done a pretty good interview with him which is worth a watch. There is both a full length 1 hour interview [0] and a cut down interview running 18 minutes [1]. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNznD9hMEh
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by erk__ 4y ago
It is not a average, it is the total global use of farming. Just because a few countries does better does not mean that it is okay. And that does not also change the fact that the 1 cow vs. 30 mice sounds like nonsense. And that if everyone
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by erk__ 4y ago
No, it is the worldwide use. In my country it is around 80% for lifestock and 10% for human food.
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by erk__ 4y ago
That sounds incorrect since around 3/4 of the agriculture production is used to feed lifestock
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by erk__ 4y ago
Because often it is cheaper to exploit the limited resources because that is what we have done for decades and already have a good infrastructure around it. There have been a lot of innovation in the area of renewables and "unlimited&q
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by erk__ 4y ago
I think the issue here is not how we could gather energy, but how it is done currently. A lot of crypto mining runs on limited resources such as gas or oil. If we had limitless power this would not be an issue of course, but that is a dream
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by erk__ 4y ago
Could be fun to do a sentiment analysis of block chain posts/comments on HackerNews and see if it possible to see the break
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Critical vulnerability in the Matrix IRC bridge(matrix.org)
99 points by erk__ 4y ago|14 comments
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by erk__ 4y ago
Rust also has this: https://doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example/flow_control/loop/...
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by erk__ 4y ago
I do know those languages, but this is more the ADT way from ML. The example you linked did not really make it clear from my point of view because one of the points is that it will collapse if there are multiples of a specific type. But yo
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by erk__ 4y ago
The biggest missing feature here would be a way to not only select by type and for example allow something like type foo = (A int | B int) Which from my cursory reading does not seem to be possible?
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by erk__ 5y ago
Would it not have to be tried in a French court since that is where VideoLan is located?
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by erk__ 5y ago
The proposal for this was previously discussed at: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29971360

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