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by hjnilsson 7y ago
Interesting value-add to just using Heroku (or similar) PR apps. Question about pricing: are "users" just developers, or anyone that should be able to view the app? While I find the pricing of $16 just fine if it is for developers
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by hjnilsson 7y ago
Just eyeballing it there seems to be 1 square kilometer of panels total. At regular solar panel efficiency, output would be 1000-2000MW total. So the same order of magnitude as one nuclear reactor.
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by hjnilsson 7y ago
Well, you could consider things like the Google Spanner database, that uses gps timing to do atomic commits across datacenters. Since this powers many of googles services (Gmail etc.), the fallout would potentially be massive on IT infrastr
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by hjnilsson 7y ago
How is this presented in the UI? I have never noticed this extrapolation.
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by hjnilsson 7y ago
Well, they most likely did expect consequences. But regardless they need to make noise of it when it happens, else it would be a waste of attention. This is just the way the world works. If you are opposed to something, you need to comp
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
This is because the CSS spec is consciously written so that you only never need to look forward when parsing the DOM. For the same reason there is no follow sibling selector, only previous sibling (`~`) This is a major performance factor, s
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
To call Oslo flat is a great understatment. Parts of the city are located with 1000ft+ height differences. Just the very center is the flat part. Oslo is very different from Copenhagen or Amsterdam in this regard. It’s probably quite close
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
A great contributing factor in Oslo is that very few people live in the city center. It’s only business. I would imagine in the US, residents would still like to have cars accessible. But maybe in SF it’s the same with business-only areas?
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
Oslo is still heavily lacking in bike accessibility, more so than the article presents. New bike paths are around the periphery of the center. In the city center, there are close to zero bike parking spots. Everyone who wants to take the bi
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
Yes. This is the problem with this as an investment strategy for anything but hobbyists. In addition; it would require quite a lot of labor to auction and send all these sets around, as well as paying for storage space. Something which is n
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
Google docs had multi-user features before Wave. Back when it was called writely.com even. Some features scattered out onto other Google products though (like hangouts).
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
Yea, it could at least have been an option. But my guess is they didn't want too many SKUs, and wanted to hit a price-point of less than $1000.
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
The problem with this line of thinking is that it will pretty much never be cost-efficient to make a German language movie with a limited market compared to a English movie. No matter how great it is. It is even worse for smaller countries
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
Also the proliferation of the internet has been heavily tax subsidized to give access to the masses. Even more benefit is gained from being based in states without sales tax. Something brick and mortar stores can’t do to compete.
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
Got the exact same keyboard, only 8 years old but 0 problems with it. Had to clean it out a few times but been very easy. It even came with a key removal tool!
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
Perhaps, but the first version of Rust appeared 6 years of nginx was launched, so it was never a choice. However, development of a new web server in Rust is an interesting project, and could certainly compete with nginx over time if enough
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
My local newspaper (in Sweden) does this. All subscriber has access on the web to the archive back to 1910. Very useful and fun to browse ex. birthdays or things from the world wars.
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
Well there is sowmthing to be said for simpler formats, that can be read by basic engineering skills, compared to for example storing something on a flash drive the requires millions of lines of code to read data of. For the same reason, I
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
If you have as strong Swift dev, there is very little reason to pick React Native. You'll earn much more productivity using the knowledge the dev already has than trying to get people to learn something new. If you had a React based we
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
Not really, since you opt-in to use the service and accept that your IP is shared there is no issue.
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
Because unions need lawyers (and other professionals) to litigate on their behalf. The Venn diagram between lawyers and iron workers/developers/journalists etc. is very slim. So money is required to hire this skill set. However wo
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
What do you use to connect Django models / Postgres to GraphQL?
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
Yes, that would be sufficient (if you also have a tool that lets the customer download and/or delete his own data).
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
Almost the entirety of the payload comes from the `material-design-icons` package. That is a staggering 373 MB on disk over 97815 files.
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
It's possible all the questions are even prerecorded human voices. The corpus is probably less than a 1000 phrases.
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
Yes, it would make a difference there. My question is in regards to the top-level comment, will people notice the difference? For example: If my mother "cleared her history", I really doubt she would notice the worse quality of Fa
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
How do you judge how "good" Facebook is, in order to evaluate this? I'm having a hard time thinking people will notice either way. There probably will be a difference, but I think in actual use, for most people, it will be ve
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
There is no need to go back and modify backups. You decide on a timeframe for deletion of backups (ie. X days). You keep a record of deletion requests you receive for X days. If you need to restore to a backup, you delete data again for the
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
Regarding your first statement, GDPR does not apply to personal projects. Only to business to consumer interaction. You are at less risk (in fact, zero), if you don't have an LTD as you are outside the scope of the law.
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by hjnilsson 8y ago
There is zero risk running hobby projects for developers. GDPR only applies to the relationship between a business and a consumer . If you have personal hobby-projects, they are 100% outside of the scope of GDPR. You can continue to coll

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