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by harg 6y ago
I don’t know if you had access to the whole article but it addresses all of the points you mention (except 7).
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by harg 6y ago
I’m not sure that Apple denying an app into its App Store because that company criticised Apple on one of its marketing pages is justified.
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by harg 7y ago
I found Do the Math really good, especially the posts assessing various energy sources' abilities to provide mankind with its energy needs. There hasn't been a new post in quite a while but the ones there are well worth a read. h
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by harg 7y ago
It’s a reference to the song by the band Faithless.
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by harg 7y ago
It's a disgrace that black cabs are allowed the exemptions they currently receive (bus lanes, ULEZ, congestion charge, waiting on double lines etc). They're an incredibly inefficient form of transport used almost exclusively by to
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by harg 7y ago
I didn't get the impression the article assumed pushing to master. It was more a case of you're working on a feature branch and another dev pushes to that same feature branch before you push your local commits. I agree that even i
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by harg 7y ago
On the first point, I believe the study used surveillance footage so it's likely the majority of people would've been unaware they were being filmed.
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by harg 7y ago
That's simply not true. Cycling in many European countries is no more dangerous than being an occupant in a motor vehicle and a significant proportion of cyclist injuries and deaths are caused by motor vehicles. Proper cycling and walk
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by harg 7y ago
I guess the argument goes that if demand for timber increases more forests will be planted. Sustainable forestry generally involves replanting the trees you cut down, often several times over. Of course, as the article states it's pret
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by harg 8y ago
and firefox
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by harg 8y ago
But that's not how git itself makes commit messages: (`Merge branch 'foo'`, `Revert 'some thing'`) Not every commit changes how the code works. Some is just documentation-related, or formatting, or some other config
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Exposed Elasticsearch database leaks Urban Massage customer data(techcrunch.com)
3 points by harg 8y ago|0 comments
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by harg 8y ago
A typical 250W PV panel is 1.6m^2. 300m2 of these will give a peak power of about 47kW which is about 63hp. for comparison a Wärtsilä RTA96C is rated for over 80MW which means you'd need over 0.5million m^2 of PV panels to match this.
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by harg 8y ago
Just a primitive like a string, number, boolean etc is also valid json.
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by harg 9y ago
The benefits of exercise actually usually outweigh harm from pollution in many developed cities, e.g. London: https://ig.ft.com/sites/urban-cycling/assets/pollution-londo... Of course if you live in a very po
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Podio downtime postmortem(status.podio.com)
1 points by harg 9y ago|0 comments
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by harg 9y ago
> Why are people trying so hard to kill mandatory helmets? From the article it implies that helmet laws discourage casual cyclists or those wanting to use a hire bike. It seems silly to many people to have to don PPE just to pootle down
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by harg 9y ago
That's not how I understand net neutrality. If we go with the electricity analogy it's like saying the energy company charges a different rate depending on whether you use your electricity for your refrigerator or your coffee mach
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by harg 9y ago
Mac too
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by harg 9y ago
What about enums? https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/enums.html
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by harg 10y ago
Regarding CI/CD pipeline. I found SemaphoreCI pretty nice. It supports Elixir/Erlang without the need for Docker and can deploy to Heroku pretty painlessly using the available buildpack. Got a full pipeline working for a Phoenix a