freekh

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by freekh 10y ago
My new MacBook randomly crashes and the touch bar is a real nuisance. The wretched USB c only ports is a real pain for me. It's slower than my former MacBook Pro (which is strange) and the battery time is worse too. The most ridiculous
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by freekh 10y ago
I loved my Mini Cooper: it was surprisingly versatile, had arguably beautiful estetics (me and my wife felt cool while sitting in it at least), was fun to drive in the small alpine roads, etc For us: 2 (at the time) DINKs living in the midd
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by freekh 10y ago
Just throwing this in here: https://github.com/OpenBankProject/OBP-API
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by freekh 10y ago
Mine too :/
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by freekh 10y ago
Yeah, so this is a pr stunt. However there are many really good startup scenes here in Europe in my experience. Stockholm is one of them: "everything" in the heart and kids departments taken care of. Lots of ambition and talent. C
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by freekh 10y ago
Yeah... I learnt this the hard way a couple of weeks back... Sigh...
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by freekh 10y ago
Really: "With the Brexit, many Euro companies near to defaulting"? Didn't know this was a fact already? Besides, most "Euro companies" are not located in the UK and I doubt the effects of the Brexit is only containe
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by freekh 10y ago
Wow, congrats - this looks really interesting!
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by freekh 10y ago
Fexprs should be fun, it stands for fun-expression after all... Right?.. I am not a lisper though...:D
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by freekh 10y ago
"we choose to go [...]; not because [it is] easy, but because [it is] hard;"
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by freekh 10y ago
For a client I built a custom one (~150loc) that uses react templates and builds files from markdown on contentful. By using react templates, the static website and frontend code can be written in the same manner and our designer can start
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by freekh 10y ago
I don't think you have been to Norway? A hundred years ago Norway was significant exporter of timber (and no: we didn't cut it all down). Related fun fact: the Christmas tree at traflgar square is donated by Oslo (the capital of
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by freekh 10y ago
This made me chuckle a bit. Also a huge sbt fan, but I see were the gate comes from (the learning curve)... :)
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by freekh 10y ago
Exactly the same for me! Got bash for Windows up and running with i3 on vcsrt. Ff is running in i3 and it is relatively smooth (I have a beefy specs). Almost all my settings have been ported. However, emacs is struggling because of some wei
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by freekh 10y ago
I suppose there's nothing stopping one for doing that tho? I was sitting here and thinking about trying it out with i3. If that works then it is only missing a decent pkg mgmt (in my opinion ofc), at least on the technical level. I sor
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by freekh 10y ago
I understood the concept of literate programming of a way to organize _source code_ in such a way that it 'flows' better for a human, i.e. it starts with the methods/functions/modules/blocks where you naturally woul
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by freekh 10y ago
Good read! Maybe it's my swiss blood but I have been thinking along the exact same lines this last week.
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by freekh 10y ago
Here == for me :), as a Norwegian living abroad (in Sweden)
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by freekh 10y ago
Same situation and same sentiment here.
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by freekh 10y ago
To get "cheap" (or as "cheap" as elsewhere in Europe) software devs to join them in their startup?
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by freekh 10y ago
This may come off a bit snarky but is there really plenty of Java games out there? If so, anything anybody might have heard off?
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by freekh 10y ago
I seriously caught myself thinking: ok, sure... will try this... tomorrow! :)
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by freekh 10y ago
Something that is always surprising me when visiting the US, as a Scandinavian, is how many employees there are in a given shop (or coffee bar :). I don't think a Starbucks/shops/coffee bars needs as many people to operate as
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by freekh 10y ago
I wonder why people are in such a hurry to teach their children CS/things? { rant: `One of my primary complaints from (engineering) school was that we/I never had the time to absorb knowledge and become intuitive with anything (t
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by freekh 10y ago
I wonder if this will create create a market asics and FPGA when the lasts drops of perf has been squeezed out of the cpus (and GPU)?
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by freekh 10y ago
Aha, I didn't understand that the kestrel 4 was an April fools joke? Blazemonger support? :) I was seriously dreaming about doing something similar but kestrel 3 is real afaics :)
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by freekh 10y ago
Just yesterday I was dreaming about doing something very similar! I wonder how he have had time to get so far - it is extremely impressive!
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by freekh 11y ago
Wow - I can't remember this game (had the amiga not the c64) but the link sure is pretty awesome!
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by freekh 11y ago
I suppose that says more about Fedora than Arch :) (context: happy with Arch - haven't tried Fedora)
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by freekh 11y ago
Not sure why this downvoted? This is precisely the reason I went with Arch too: it is nothing more than a package system, systemd and a huge wiki that lets you grok how everything works. For everybody else there's a huge amount of dist

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