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by etamponi 7y ago
Unfortunately, nuclear is just too far away from being a popular option for it to be considered by politicians, policy-makers, or anyone else that makes important enough decisions. Politicians will continue to silently approve the creation
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Ask HN: How do you contact experts when you are not “in the loop”?
2 points by etamponi 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you contact experts when you are not “in the loop”?
2 points by etamponi 9y ago|0 comments
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by etamponi 9y ago
None of this sounds new to me, even if I lived in London for just four months. But the post made me curious about tax brackets in the UK. So... perhaps this is partially OT, but: according to a couple sources [1,2], income tax at £50k/
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by etamponi 10y ago
Yes, you can make your code Private through the advanced options menu :) This option is only visible if you sign in though.
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by etamponi 10y ago
[I am one of the Glitch devs] The current offering is made to be always free. We might one day add a paid tier with additional options, but we don't foresee any charge for what we currently provide :) As "who Glitch is for":
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by etamponi 10y ago
I worked with Boudewijn and the rest of the Krita team during two Google Summers of Code, and I still remember the great experience. It was only a few years later that I fully understood how much patience and commitment they put into my con
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by etamponi 10y ago
The free-tier, that is the only one available now, allows you to develop all sort of applications already: you can hook up a database through an external provider or through SQLite, you have a few megabytes (128MB) of storage and you can cu
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by etamponi 10y ago
Interesting paper and... well, expected conclusions. One thing that makes me skeptic about the entire work is that they use different p-value levels for each hypothesis, which is bad practice. The entire meaning of the p-value is to compare
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by etamponi 10y ago
The gallery contains some examples: https://cosmic-flower.hyperdev.space/ :)
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by etamponi 10y ago
Hi marinabercea, sorry to hear that :( We are aware of this and completely understand it. Nevertheless, we preferred to take this route in order to test HyperDev in a "controlled" way. The experience we plan to have short after th
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by etamponi 10y ago
Hi meredydd! Thanks for your interest and yes, you got the reference to HyperCard ;) 1. Checkout the sample app https://hyperdev.com/#!/project/bramble-leaf for an integrated object datastore backed by DynamoDB, t
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by etamponi 10y ago
Hi benologist, thanks for your feedback :) I'll try to respond summarily here: - preview on the same page is being considered as an option on larger devices and on mobile/tablets where WM don't provide side-by-side capabiliti
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by etamponi 10y ago
This is not only for frontend development and short lived code. You can write both front-end and backend code (check out the gallery for examples, https://cosmic-flower.hyperdev.space/ ) that is automatically and continuous
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by etamponi 11y ago
The author keeps talking about a "better design" achieved when not using TDD, and he goes on saying that sometimes a good design is a design that is hard to test. These are subjective, psychological feelings that, in my experience
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by etamponi 11y ago
Kudos to the author! I really like this format. Most people in the comments clearly do not understand the words "easy" and "straightforward". I can only recommend them to go to the nearest dictionary and look at those wo
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We are designing the definitive assistant software for makers and crafters(docs.google.com)
4 points by etamponi 12y ago|0 comments
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by etamponi 12y ago
If you drill a hole 1500m deep, and you use concrete as the material of the object used for energy storage, and the volume of the object is V [cube meters], when the object is at its maximum level you have stored an energy of: E = 10 x V KW