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by jauco 1y ago
I can’t find the actual words. I’d like to see the four french synonyms for abandonment that they counted.
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by jauco 1y ago
And maybe the sidn fund?
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by jauco 2y ago
This just pushes the question one step further. Why did the chefs who used to be employed by aristocrats, when they started opening public eating places. Not call them auberge (french for tavern or inn) or cantine or hotel or bistrot or eve
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by jauco 2y ago
In the netherlands we use the french term ‘a la carte’ to mean that the restaurant allows you to pick a pre-defined set of dishes. As opposed to having a daily changing menu with maybe a choice between meat/fish/vegetarian which i
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by jauco 2y ago
It’s quite hilarious. I clicked on a linkedin link in one of the comments and it opened the app (which I haven’t opened for a while) The app then proceeded to show me a cookie banner. The ‘refuse’ button in the cookie banner responds to my
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by jauco 2y ago
Restricted environments in larger corporations can do a full mitm proxy
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by jauco 2y ago
My favourite are the wee free men. They’re not pixies, but pictsies. Their accent is a bit Scottish. They seem to have blue colored skin, but actually those are tattoos and they believe they’re currently in the afterlife (and must have been
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by jauco 2y ago
We all know Betteridge’s law of headlines ;)
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by jauco 2y ago
I remembered wrong. In most circumstances a tcp connection will be gracefully terminated by sending a FIN message. The timeout I talked about is on an ACK for a keepalive message. So after x time of not receiving a keepalive message the con
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by jauco 2y ago
There should be an ACK on the tcp packet (IIRC it’s not a lateral ACK but something like it) and the server should handle a timeout on that as the connection being “closed” which can be returned to the connection opener. You might want to l
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by jauco 2y ago
That's an interesting thing that I never thought about! Did a quick google. This stackexchange answer has some interesting points: https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/98207/do-animal-...
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by jauco 2y ago
It looks like a Hungarian keyboard does not have a key for the dz ligature. So do they use that unicode codepoint in practice? Or is it just a ‘d’ followed by a ‘z’?
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by jauco 2y ago
See also the recent story on dotenvx whose comments mentioned a bunch of comparable tools and had some interesting discussions. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40789353
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by jauco 2y ago
“Interesting, ”+ a summary of the article, both really similar.
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by jauco 2y ago
Maybe to establish a ring of accounts that duck underneath the vote ring detection metrics and that you can then use to upvote people’s stories? (For a small fee of course) This attempt probably will be flagged by dang since you called it
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by jauco 2y ago
This reminds me of google’s incremental dom ( https://google.github.io/incremental-dom/ ) it surely made some things (like making sure an element has focus) a lot easier to do and in general felt a bit more like somethi
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by jauco 2y ago
I never managed to learn touch typing. I type with my two index fingers and depending on the exact letter order they’re supported by the middle and ring fingers (e.g. if I type the combination ‘ijn’ which is common in my language, I do ring
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by jauco 3y ago
Taylor.solar | remote, but with monthly on-site days | eindhoven, netherlands | full time At taylor, we make solar systems deliver more power and their performance insightful. We develop high performance electrical circuits that do mppt tra
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by jauco 3y ago
Here’s a chart that shows how the two compare: https://www.cbs.nl/en-gb/news/2024/10/dutch-agricultural-exp... (cbs is the government bureau for statistics)
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by jauco 3y ago
Well, oracle is kind of a beast. If all you need is data storage and maybe an index for fast lookup within 10G of data, sqlite will probably do the trick. It is a library, not a server process so you compile it into your app and there is ve
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by jauco 3y ago
This needn't be because of the female name though, does it? A bot is generally very fast and if it was programmed right it might just be a very good experience for the end-users. Did the ratings change after the bot got a male name?
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by jauco 3y ago
It doesn’t work if I plug my phone in at 9am in the morning. It will charge my phone to 100% immediately in that case. Even if I leave it connected to power all day. Breaking my battery. Optimized charging is based on learning and thus unpr
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by jauco 3y ago
IIRC: In “a short history of nearly everything” there is a story of a species of bird being thought extinct and then, mere miles apart, two people stumble upon a last surviving member. One stumbles upon a male, the other upon a female. They
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by jauco 3y ago
(I am very much a layperson) So does this mean that the videos that showed LK-99 hovering but not rotating are fake? Or can you have that static hover effect without being a superconductor?
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by jauco 3y ago
Other than the privacy angle a meta redirect is always a bit slower than a location header. You need to send an html page (more bytes) that the browser needs to render and then act on (more work). A location header is nearly unnoticeable, a
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by jauco 3y ago
I think the phrase “stranger than fiction” is commonly used for this. That is also the title of a pretty funny movie.
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by jauco 3y ago
I get what you’re saying. The term for that is “source available” though. Open Source has a specific meaning to the people who frequent this site. And I get how YC companies a scrutinized more for vague and misleading promises. What if some
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by jauco 3y ago
In vs code you check out the pr branch and then do cmd-shift-p “show differences with” and then select “main”
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by jauco 3y ago
You know, I never really tried that. But I will do so when the opportunity arrives!
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by jauco 3y ago
No, no git magic. Just source code changes. One commit with the whole review that contains fixes and maybe a few questions. Then a commit from the PR author on top of that that adds explanations and/or fixes for the questions. Maybe th

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