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by fifilura 3y ago
I have actually been in a situation where the motorized door started opening when I was doing my thing. On a train in Sweden. I had the handle in reach so I tried to push it back, but eventually I had to prioritize getting my trousers on. A
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by fifilura 3y ago
It represents a statistical distribution. Probably not a a bell curve but something related. The use of it? Humanity has yet to find out, but there are lots of uses for other statistical distributions. Maybe it finds it use in a machine tha
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by fifilura 3y ago
They are also transmitting codewords one or twice per week. A trivial part of the dead hand protocol would be to verify that the codewords progress according to schedule or the determined order.
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by fifilura 3y ago
Information about "freedom to roam" in different countries and regions. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_to_roam
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by fifilura 3y ago
If you want to make games together with your kids there is also Fuze4 for Switch. https://www.fuze.co.uk/nintendo-switch.html
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by fifilura 3y ago
Fair enough. I said i had mixed opinions. Just that I have built so many snow caves in my childhood and many of them caved in. And it left me with - lots of snow inside my clothes, which was yucky. I have also slept in a leftover cave dug b
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by fifilura 3y ago
Only in USA.
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by fifilura 3y ago
I have mixed opinions about that. It is true that there is proof of kids dying when snow caves cave in. At the same time it is also a part of this ages overprotection of kids. Along with children not allowed to bike alone or play near a lak
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by fifilura 3y ago
Congratulations! The idea and execution made me smile. This must be an epitome of a hobby project!
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by fifilura 3y ago
Yes, but it is bolted on an existing desktop application. I feel it always lags. I also tried to use their API once to e.g. upload data to a sheet but it was really messy. In google sheets all this worked just fine.
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by fifilura 3y ago
TL;DR 1. Clickbait heading 2. Lots of strawman arguments 3. Punchline: Don't be stupid (implicitly assumed you are). Do it my way instead! 4. Success!
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by fifilura 3y ago
I have a feeling that the fact that SQL is inherently unordered is very important for making it fast and distributed. I am thinking about map/reduce types of jobs. Is that something you have solved?
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by fifilura 3y ago
I had to turn random MAC off, my google mesh could not handle it. Wifi on my samsung phone would only work for a couple of minutes.
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by fifilura 3y ago
> Another one of his points is that people who have not learned traditional programming find array-based programming much easier to pick up. I have had the same experience when teaching SQL. I feel like it is difficult for people who hav
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by fifilura 3y ago
An analogy would be whether I should buy a 2 seated sports car or a family car when I know I have have to drive more than one person around. I think I am a guy who prefer reliability and versatility over speed. (When I was a kid you'd
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by fifilura 3y ago
There are lots of efforts to make pandas faster. Dask, pandarallel, and this. They all stay at your computer and in your RAM though. I wonder, what is the benefit of using this compared to a truly distributed engine like spark? If your job
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by fifilura 3y ago
Sitting in traffic is not real life. Real life is bingeing Netfix series!
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by fifilura 3y ago
When I worked on a product with 10s of millions of users we could say things like "Yay! this 0.2 second improvement in page load will save 5 persons lives this month". (but we did it as a joke)
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by fifilura 3y ago
My interpretation: Good APIS, preferably declarative, allows the scientist to write concise code. Win.
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by fifilura 3y ago
Can you elaborate on your thoughts regarding Wickham?
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by fifilura 3y ago
This is the battle I am currently fighting. Specifically when working with numbers (something scientists do), i feel it is more important to know the numbers and have an intuition of what is important to get right and what is less important
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by fifilura 3y ago
It is actually possible that the more pasteurized it is the sweeter the taste?
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by fifilura 3y ago
Congratulations! You have just discovered - Milk! In Sweden we drink it all the time especially kids. (11g means 11g/cup, right? That sounds like normal milk...)
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by fifilura 3y ago
Yes, as I posted further down I am really intrigued by what makes it possible to lift other people up. Because the potential is there. Not in everyone but surely someone who would step up as the new lead if someone disappears. Documentation
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by fifilura 3y ago
Yes obviously it is a metaphor. And I am speaking from my experience and yours is different. Just that I have felt lately that the "hit by a bus" card has been played too often close to me and it makes progress slow down. And I fe
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by fifilura 3y ago
> ... they are going to leave, eventually; maybe for a better job, maybe retirement, maybe they get hit by a bus. I must say that I have heard that "hit by a bus" argument once too many. What I see: 1 People very rarely get hit
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by fifilura 3y ago
It feels like you could just as well pack the runtime/engine into the job you are requesting? Am I wrong?
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by fifilura 3y ago
I think it could be some browser configuration, that your search setting points towards wikipedia. So that if you write "youtube" without the .com the browser will direct you to wikipedia instead.
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by fifilura 3y ago
Sad but true. For JavaScript these kind of functions can actually be useful because of all the quirks. If that was the GPs hint then I can understand.
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by fifilura 3y ago
Huh? Did you miss the modulo operator?

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