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jansan
4y ago
I disagree (and I actually do have a degree in mechanical engineering). Success and failure is not binary. There is always an expectation range. If your result is at the bottom of that range, it is more of a failure, if it is at the upper e
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jansan
4y ago
Good argument, didn't think of that. And there may not even be a journalist working anymore at that magazine.
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jansan
4y ago
It probably wasn't AI at all. That magazine has just about 25,000 subscribers, so you can guess the quality of their journalism. Out of their authors most likelike just made it up and put the "AI" label on it to make it "
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jansan
4y ago
That is American positive thinking. Usually really good for motivation, but sometimes annoying and hard to read for us non-US people.
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4y ago
I totally bought into it (before the launch) until I actually scanned the QR code.
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4y ago
>in Berlin I can get a knee MRI appointment within two days Are you sure about this? Luckily I have not been in need of an MRI for a few years, but I remember having to wait a bit despite having private insurance.
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jansan
4y ago
How exactly is Wire US owned?
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4y ago
One of Baerbock's main aides is literally a US citizen: https://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/en/about-us/leadership-feder... I am still not sure how this was possible.
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4y ago
The reactions on Baerbock's previous sloppy remark that "we are in war with Russia" showed that nobody takes her seriously. China knows that they can more or less ignore her and wait until the current government is pushed out
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4y ago
In most parts of the world you can buy alcohol when you are 18, in many parts you can buy soft alcohol (beer, wine) at 16, but you cannot drive a car at 16. Both are fine IMO, as long as you cannot drive a car AND buy alcohol at 16.
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4y ago
I would not call is fascism, but totalitarianism is not far off the mark. Luckily the liberal democrats (a party in Germany) finally grew some balls and stopped at least the most extreme demands of the greens.
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4y ago
I was not aware until recently that most air conditionings can produce heat really efficiently. For hot water, efficiency is quite low, so using a simple air conditioning for room heating combined with an electric boiler for shower water wo
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4y ago
Looks a bit like Euro 6 standard, with a lower CO limit. Given that meanwhile cars use the same engines worldwide, shouldn't this be a non-issue?
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4y ago
There obviously is still a long way to go for Safari to become "good", but I think they are on the right way. For example I have one weird bug than only occurs on an M1 machine. For some reason getComputeStyle() returns wrong valu
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jansan
4y ago
That is really awesome. But OP and parent talk about Microsoft Teams.
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jansan
4y ago
THis isn't necessarily a contradiction. Microsoft Edge is basically a Chrome fork, and without doubt challenges Chrome.
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jansan
4y ago
I love SVG, but there are a lot of improvements that I can think of: conic gradients, better (and faster) filters, a less awkwards non-scaling stroke definition, better color spaces for gradients, lightweight symbols that are not copies in
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4y ago
Just out of curiosity, what has replaced icon fonts?
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jansan
4y ago
Probably not, because it is just a file format, which does not specify how things are rendered. But while we are at that, I wish SVG rendering of large paths on Chrome would be as fast as it was before hardware "acceleration" was
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4y ago
Great place. I spent at least five of my kids' birthdays there, but highly recommended for adults, too.
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jansan
4y ago
TLDR: Just trust that your website will look good with system fonts. Also, avoiding web fonts will save the climate.
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jansan
4y ago
Jim Blinn is a great guy.
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jansan
4y ago
But with the other banks there never were six top stories at the same time on Hacker News' front page.
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4y ago
I Germany you pay easily 2500€ to get a driver's license. Just the thought that you would share the road with cars driven remotely by call center employees in Asia is hilarious and frightening at the same time.
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jansan
4y ago
I am doing development on a T550 for the exact reason that it is not very fast. It is fast enough to develop my project, but the app that I am working on is quite resource hungry, so I want to make sure that it runs smoothly on the user
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jansan
4y ago
You seem to be correct, maybe I saw it on multiple websites at the same time. I found only one previous post. Sorry about that. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34237195
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jansan
4y ago
This has been posted before (edit: not several times), so I will simply repeat my joke here, too: You can combine the LOL Verifier with a special map (sold separately) to build the ROTFLOL Verifier.
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4y ago
My father-in-law left a whole килер full of self-made Rakia when he died. I cannot say that I like any kind of Rakia, but we sometimes use it as a prophylaxis against cold, because we cannot imagine that any virus can survive that stuff.
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Reagan said in his speach in front of the United Nations: "Our differences would vanish, if we were facing an alien threat from outside this world" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAAHgAuti84 Also, in the Watchman
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4y ago
> valid scientific evidence would need to demonstrate that at and below a certain level, there is no risk of illness or injury associated with alcohol Could by the same logic be argued that no kilometer traveled by car/bus/plan
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