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by froh 4y ago
for FOSS the reference implementation is co-created by the consumers of the software. the users will only accept a new release if it fits their functional needs and passes their verifications. the Linux kernel, the toolchain, or libraries
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by froh 4y ago
Göteborg is below 10°C November to March, five months https://weatherspark.com/y/71566/Average-Weather-in-G%C3%B6t... in contrast sunshine duration and angle in Winter is frickin low. sure that guy wasn't tr
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by froh 4y ago
Alfred Nobel at his time was one of the richest people on the planet, too, so what is the point?
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by froh 4y ago
So I hope you did review them on maps? I think it may not have gone how they thought, however I find clear text reviews a great idea...
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by froh 4y ago
I love this separation of aspects and the graphical representation to nudge out overlap. How do you keep the layers consistent? How do you keep track what update to some layer is not covered in some other layer yet? Is that visible right
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by froh 4y ago
yes. and the hard part is keeping the three levels in sync.
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by froh 4y ago
https://money.cnn.com/quote/quote.html?symb=WLY no big single majority owner. a number of funds though in the 5-9% range.
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by froh 4y ago
the list has a second page, unintuitively linked from the _top_ of the first one: https://www.artgarfunkel.com/books2.html
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by froh 4y ago
that's the idea behind falsely mislabeling irv as rcv...
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by froh 4y ago
yes in this font I can indeed see it on the same device :-D
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by froh 4y ago
SQLite originates from the same author and is hosted in fossy which is similarly concise and beautiful.
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by froh 4y ago
lovely. it's 2022 and I see unknown-glyph-boxes on my up to date smartphone... I love the use of mathematical glyphs in math code, too, much more readable, _if_ it's readable. sigh.
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by froh 4y ago
wouldn't wikis be good the contemporary successors of that section? it's about documentation being disconnected from code, about co-evolving and providing both in an economical way, in contrast to being inefficient or even ineffe
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by froh 4y ago
I think LSP language server protocol and literate programming are a match made in heaven. A simple syntax like noweb and a LSP dispatcher which only handles the noweb syntax elements and dispatches both text and code chunks to respective ba
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by froh 4y ago
yeah. like these ugly windmills, also a horrible sight. /s on a serious note we need to be careful in shaping the world, and a license to mine has to be bound to a plan and a budget for recultivation, for restoration of a habitable an
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by froh 4y ago
The Principles of Product Development Flow: Second Generation Lean Product Development by Donald Reinertsen its neither a manifesto (like agile) not a specific architecture (like scrum or safe or XP or kanban, etc). instead it's colle
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by froh 4y ago
it was.also used to share /usr in a large number of virtual guests. large as in thousands of guests, for example "your personal web server with root account and perl/php" running on a s390x mainframe.
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by froh 4y ago
isn't their point the breach of trust of large (>25mio revenue) business users of their software to not contribute financially to the developer staff (subscription)? open source creators are systematically abused by large companies
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by froh 4y ago
the solution actually is an inexpensive one: provide age appropriate self learning materials and make the teachers coaches in navigating those. Montessori schools work like that and we have a public school using that to accommodate both ve
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by froh 4y ago
Point being: a project needs updates to remain useful in contemporary contexts. code that happily built -Wall, pedantic, error... in April 2002 may fail miserably in today's tool chain. plus it may not benefit from contemporary advan
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by froh 4y ago
https://github.com/Reference-LAPACK/lapack/commits/master said fortran code happily gets minor and major updates
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by froh 4y ago
emdr at its core has bilateral stimulation, can be auditive, kinesthetic too, experienced therapists should be able to adapt it.
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by froh 4y ago
some European countries, the Netherlands, Germany and France for sure, have not two but three pillars of employee company relationship: unions, works council and individual contracts. the works council (aka 'company codetermination&#x2
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by froh 4y ago
> The average EU employee is what, in a two bedroom with half a kitchen and no yard? the average unskilled employee maybe? an average swe can live a decent life, while the worker, every human actually benefits from universal healthcare.
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by froh 4y ago
which possibly is a good thing the Judy project seems inactive to me: https://sourceforge.net/p/judy/bugs/ this short HN thread resonates with the intuition of jude1 being stalled, it's last optimistic c
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by froh 4y ago
the concerns on wind energy are blown up artificially. specific example from Germany is "the dangers of infrasound", which led to a highly restrictive anti wind energy "protective distance requirement" of 10 x height (&q
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by froh 4y ago
when I count apples I happily start with one. it's "natural" to label the first thing "1". or how would you count, say, 3 Apples? or three legionaries?
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by froh 4y ago
Covid 19 and the western economic crisis certainly had an impact on the a-segment, and vendors have also phased out ICE models indeed. however the "couple of years" is a small number and all vendors are working their ways to prov
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by froh 4y ago
where did you hear that from? The A-Segment is well alive and thriving: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A-segment What I see instead is very small electric vehicles entering the market from new manufacturers --- the mark
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by froh 4y ago
> Perhaps the magicians whose magic is the most legible to those not acquainted with the Art are the data scientists, or melahuacatlatamachihuani — “those who measure well.” (Data, of course, in an abbreviation of tlatamachihualiztli

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