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by fetbaffe 6y ago
try Windows Terminal https://aka.ms/terminal https://github.com/Microsoft/Terminal
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Looking at it now, I wanted to copy files into the build folder after build step was done with add_custom_command() with copy_if_different and with target TARGET <project> POST_BUILD, but when I would put that in a subdirectory it wou
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
If I remember correctly I never figured out how to get the target in a subfolder, you need the target to your dependencies.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
I recently experimented with C++17/20 in CLion & CMake. I tried to organize my project that different namespaced folders could have their own cmake-file and depend on different external libraries (dlls). I gave up. CMake is just t
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Ought to be a flagship of technology. Not only has Mozilla an overpaid management that doesn't do what it is supposed to do but the it seems that the staff fits into that same category.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
However CIA also pushes their own agenda like Timber Sycamore, a secret operation lobbied by CIA director David Petraeus, to overthrow President Assad of Syria, that led to a war that created a humanitarian disaster. President Obama signed
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
How about an investigation into CIA hacking?
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
See my reply https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24517049
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
See my reply https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24517049
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Where I live (Sweden), yes actually, but I do understand that US are somewhat crazy. Isn't corn production massively subsidized in the US? So it becomes cheaper to feed cattle with corn instead of grazing. Madness. That type of meat pr
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
No, I didn't. Quote myself "but you solve a specific problem, as your example shows." So I have to assume your choice of technology for your problem was the correct one & the stats you supply seems to backup such claim. H
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Yes, lots off apps today have the entire schema replicated in the browser, which means that every schema change you do in the backend must be replicated in the frontend. Madness. If your UI is a copy of the database why not just give the us
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Sure, it is perhaps possible for planting crops in areas that is less suitable, I guess that the current economic system we have in the West makes that not feasible. That is why I'm in favor of tariffs on imported goods. With more bein
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
If it is not efficient it will cost more than it yields, a loss. According to FAO 70% of worlds land surface is not suitable for planting crops. Cattle can transform grass, that we can't eat, to protein that we need. It is actually a g
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
I wouldn't be surprised, but do you have any statistics?
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Nutritional and greenhouse gas impacts of removing animals from US agriculture https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5715743/ In the simulated system with no animals, estimated agricultural GHG decreas
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Why would you need all that state management in the frontend if most of the rendering is on the backend? We already have two teams today, one for the overly complex frontend and one for the backend. Solution to that is server side rendering
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
See my reply here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24514430
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
The thing is that soil used for grazing cattle can’t be used for planting vegetables efficiently. There is a reason why we have different farming, because of different soil quality. So the effect would be to reduce the area of where we can
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
It can definitely be true, but it depends what your service does, if you do regular HTML pages what you want is an infrastructure that can do fast string handling, for that I wouldn’t pick C++. And if you need more developer time is also a
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
I’m talking about that the society as a whole will produce less food if we all would go vegan.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
By removing meat more people would starve. Now that can be a good thing because fewer people means less energy consumption, however you still need to make that moral argument that starvation is an acceptable solution for reducing energy con
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Problem is free trade & WHO itself, it is easier to go back to tariffs, by making things more expensive people will consume less, you can also increase quality & add requirements that a product must reparable.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Why wouldn’t it be simpler to code? When you do server side rendering with HTML forms you reduce complexity by having more pages. It is somewhat more complex to handle more pages in your code base, but each page is short and simple.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
This article does not explain the difference between Viking burials inside Scandinavia and outside of Scandinavia. And the headline is pure clickbait.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Risk is hardware related, finding replacement parts. But yes, the software part seem to work fine.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
"Blank page" problem is usually only a problem if your site is really slow, but if it is fast (because of server side rendering) it is less of a problem. As the presenter in the video said, browsers can render HTML documents reall
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
In Swedish all of them are either loanwords or abbreviations. https://www.synonymer.se/ordlekar/sv/ord-som-slutar-pa/c
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/runk
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
There is a small error in the text. When describing the opcache.jit setting it shows examples where the third flag is set to 5, eg 1255, but the table of possible values for the third flag, 'T - JIT trigger', goes from 0 to 4.

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