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by huuu 11y ago
Material cost of houses is already 'cheap'. But you also need a place to build it. In The Netherlands ground prices range from $100 - $500 per m². Then you need sewage, electricity, gas, labor, and so on. I don't think you co
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by huuu 11y ago
I don't think this is shocking. A lot of painter do something like this because it's somehow easier to draw the form of skulls than the form of a face. So the skull is there as a framework for painting the face. There are also a l
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by huuu 11y ago
In my experience some small rules can help to grow towards DDD. For example when the team starts to use immutable model objects everybody is forced to think in a more domain driven way because what happens at the model constuction becomes v
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by huuu 11y ago
You forgot to start your comment with something like: imho
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by huuu 11y ago
Some roads in The Netherlands have this since 2000. The heat is also used to melt ice and snow in winter.
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by huuu 11y ago
This is scarier than I thought. For me this passed the Turing test for art.
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by huuu 11y ago
I't not obvious from the article but Dopesmoker is in fact a single. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerusalem_and_Dopesmoker
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by huuu 11y ago
I'm not sure what you mean with pro tool. All those vague concepts kept me away from learning rails because it always felt it was hacked together. There are also a lot of PHP frameworks that have this pro status because they are hard t
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by huuu 11y ago
Talking about Blender: I think that the way windows work in Blender could make a great OS window manager. Devide the panels the way you like and select a program or part of a program you like to show inside the panel. There are window manag
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by huuu 11y ago
In another related thread I posted: Cut away branches that suck energy but don't bear fruit. For me this is my bullshit filter.
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by huuu 11y ago
JavaScript is a single-threaded, prototype-based language with no real concept of scoped variables and the like. Is this true? Webworkers is a multithread concept and as far as I know all variables are scoped but maybe not like they are i
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by huuu 11y ago
Does anyone know an example of the lens effects Vermeer painted? I know a painter who paints depth of field from pictures he takes. But the lens effects of Vermeer are unknown to me.
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by huuu 11y ago
Photorealism in video games is already there in the form of path tracing: https://home.otoy.com/render/brigade/
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by huuu 11y ago
Cut away branches that suck energy but don't bear fruit.
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by huuu 11y ago
Imho it's much simpler than PG explains. If we feel more or if we feel less than someone else we create separation. Ofcourse there are forces that stimulate this separation (like PG says) but in the end it's just us. The solution
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by huuu 11y ago
http://www.theoceancleanup.com/technology.html gives more information.
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by huuu 11y ago
I very much agree because in the end the only validation seems to be "does it contain a @ character somewhere in the middle". For example: example@localhost is valid but is refused by most validators.
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by huuu 11y ago
Using comments for programming is very bad practice. I don't know knockout but that just sounds bad.
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by huuu 11y ago
Clients/designers want apps. Users want information. The trend today is that sites are crashing my up-to-date Firefox browser[1] because they need a ton of Javascript to get the layout right. I don't mind a fancy site but just let
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by huuu 11y ago
This is the same as the post some time ago about "Why designers can’t stop reinventing the subway map": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10534321
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by huuu 11y ago
Isn't this a solved problem? People have been living in the ISS for years.
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by huuu 11y ago
I'm not sure what you are trying to communicate. Trust is something delicate which works best by using face to face communication. So it's ok not to trust everything you read. But this story is about private communication not bein
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by huuu 11y ago
The best icon has a text label. I think icons next to a text label are very useful because they guide the eye so you can quickly see where your buttons are.
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by huuu 11y ago
It's sad but events like this one make me turn away from Internet. I started using Signal because I don't want people seeing the messages I post. But in the end it's only trust that makes me think Signal is safe to use. A lot
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by huuu 11y ago
I did not read the book, but I think the book is not about becomming succesful but about getting to know your potential. Success and potential are related/connected but there is a huge difference. Being able to help out your neighbor i
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by huuu 11y ago
This is very true. A lot of people also forget that a ton of stuff that is developed never shows up in your favorite search engine. Intranets, internal apps, and so on.
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by huuu 11y ago
Also check http://www.dismaland.co.uk/ (few clicks away after Steve Jobs). They are recycling Banksy's 'fun park' into houses.
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by huuu 11y ago
I was a litle confused, but I asume the article is talking about °C instead of C? Or is C another unit used for a range or something?
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by huuu 11y ago
The same applies to OGG audio. Better than MP3 but the average user is unable to play it. So everybody just sticks to MP3.
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by huuu 11y ago
Could this also be used to burn waste? There are already experiments witch plasma gasification but those temperatures are much lower (13000°C). Maybe some day we will all have a Mr. Fusion Home Energy Reactor in our cars[1] [1] http:/

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