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by jansan 4y ago
Seems like the person who came up with the idea got fired and then hired by Google ;)
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by jansan 4y ago
I sucked at chemistry in school I just did not get it, partly because I was lazy, partly because I was a few weeks out of school due to an injury, partly because the whole structure of the classes were a total mess. At university we had to
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by jansan 4y ago
> some panels can even remain over 80% efficient past the end of their lives. Then it shouln't be the end of their lives, should it?
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by jansan 4y ago
This stops working if you are in a team. I have one project that I work on by myself, and another that involves a small team. The first one is only pen and paper and some github issues, the other is using Github's project management fe
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by jansan 4y ago
> traditional investor who made billions on successful gambles, or arbitrage, or creating liquidity, then gave virtually all of it away to effective charities, would seem, on net, way ahead of most of us morally. May I just mention the &
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by jansan 4y ago
I really like that suble off-white coloring (sorry, someone had to say it).
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by jansan 4y ago
There was a mid sized scam by a company praising algae as the future in Germany a few years ago.The company claimed that they would soon produce huge quantities of algae for nutrition, cosmetics, fuel, etc.. They collected money from privat
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by jansan 4y ago
>. Don't sell user data left and right, and boom! Your poor small business is in the clear. And the article shows that this is not true.
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by jansan 4y ago
It says I should keep that tab open for the next 17 hours. What happens if I still close it? Congrats for the unexpected success :)
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by jansan 4y ago
What ruling? There was not court ruling in the case described in the article.
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by jansan 4y ago
I could not agree more. It is absolutely insane who much intellectual capacity the GDPR is binding, which could otherwise be used to innovate. It is a good thing to force companies to think about how their data is used, just as it is a goo
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by jansan 4y ago
Local History is hidden in the File Menu and does not have a shortcut. It is one of the most useful features in the Jetbrains editors, so I set Alt+Z as a keyboard shortcut (because Ctrl+Z is undo), which after a few years of using it still
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by jansan 4y ago
Of the available elements, which one is suitable for icons, especially when being used in text (just yesterday I learned that emojis are even used in code like css). Clearly they should be in an element to separate them from the text, but w
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by jansan 4y ago
Under Usage notes it says: - Ship or vessel names in Western writing systems Am I the only one finding this a bit overly specific?
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by jansan 4y ago
I admit I had the timeframe wrong, but whether it generates revenue was not part of the question.
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by jansan 4y ago
What has Twitter innovated on in the past decade? Bootstrap
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by jansan 4y ago
Here in Germany they have an influenza monitor, that fortunately was unaffected by all the political COVID theatre. They constantly analyze random samples sent in from participating clinics to detect the prevalence of different types of vir
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by jansan 4y ago
This Tweet is seen as a smoking gun. The author describes herself as "feminist and reporter" https://nitter.it/i_tkst/status/1589187616846798848 English translation: "I'm pretty sure Twitter&#x
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by jansan 4y ago
I think this is the reddit post that started it all and got reposted everywhere. https://www.reddit.com/r/KotakuInAction/comments/yorypr/very... And here is a discussion in Japanese from November 6 on Tw
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by jansan 4y ago
I was really into this during my teenage years, inspired by early role playing games. It was super hard to find information living in a small town with a small library before the internet existed. For some beasts I never found out if the be
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by jansan 4y ago
Interesting. What was the target group of these cards? Gamers or engineers and scientists?
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by jansan 4y ago
One of those can pretty much replace a car for a family When we went on our 4000km trip to southern France this summer, me and my family had to decide between our station wagon and a cargo bike. We decided on the station wagon, because we
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by jansan 4y ago
Thanks, another issue with the OP's link is that it is flickering wildly when scrolling on my machine.
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by jansan 4y ago
One other thing that has really changed for the better is lighting. With the development of LEDs, lithium batteries and hub dynamos this is literally a difference like night and day. I remember once pressing a rim dynamo into the spokes whi
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by jansan 4y ago
There have never been derailleurs in brakes AFAIR.
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by jansan 4y ago
If you spend $10,000+ on a bike Holy shit, people do this? Around here used steel frame bicycles from the 80s with a Shimano 600 are €350 if in good condition. And the fact that they are from the 80s and in good condition tells us somethi
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by jansan 4y ago
I wish Chrome was just nearly that fast when rendering zoomed in SVGs.
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by jansan 4y ago
How about not pouring the hot water down the drain immediately, but leaving it in a pot with a lid on until it is cooled down? This way the erergy that you used to heat the water can contribute to heating your kitchen.
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by jansan 4y ago
Guesstimating that the boil takes about as long as the time to cook the pasta, You need an new stove. Edit: or a new pot
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by jansan 4y ago
Spoiler: If you are using Javascript, this bug only affects you if your arrays have more than Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER/2 entries, which is about 2^52. In other words, don't waste your time with fixing this bug.

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