jeltz

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901.
by jeltz 3y ago
And we do. The issue is all old homes that need to have AC installed.
902.
by jeltz 3y ago
No, it does work that way. The issue is that without AC our buildings will eventually get so warm insulation does not help. Buildings would not cool down anyway during night in Stockholm due to the very short nights and Stockholm bring by a
903.
by jeltz 3y ago
That applies in both directions and that was a response to someone saying it was warm in Copenhagen. I definitely do not doubt climate change but a warn winter in Copenhagen or a cold one in Oslo/Stockholm isn't climate, that is w
904.
by jeltz 3y ago
Stockholm was cold this winter and I would not say we are very northern.
905.
by jeltz 3y ago
Those things are really only issues in a handful of cases: political trials and organized crime.
906.
by jeltz 3y ago
Given how at least 5 people who actually were there in leading positions all have refuted your story I do not think you are professional anymore due to the total failure to admit that maybe you are wrong. Nobody except you seems to "re
907.
by jeltz 3y ago
The simple answer is that this is most likely not true at all. Nobody who actually was there remembers this.
908.
by jeltz 3y ago
Which, last time this was posted on HN, was denied by a lot of the key people who were actually there.
909.
by jeltz 3y ago
Both Miguel de Icaza and one of the core Unity developers have said tht the article is simply not true.
910.
by jeltz 3y ago
The reason used to be performance, but now with modern browsers and especially HTTP3 I doubt that is true anymore. I guess the separation into CDN and non-CDN stuff could still make sense since you can serve static resources from even close
911.
by jeltz 3y ago
They have fixed that with sliding sync but not all clients support that yet.
912.
by jeltz 3y ago
I do not think you know the domain business, which I happen to work in (I own a small registrar and know people at registries). The reason domain costs money is to make it more expensive to hoard, not to pay for any service. There is a serv
913.
by jeltz 3y ago
> Domain names pay per year because there's an ongoing service attached. There's no such thing for patent (besides fee to file) I work for a registrar and know people working at registries so I know that is not the case. The re
914.
by jeltz 3y ago
The point still stands. Beyond some amount the absolute amount of money really stops to matter
915.
by jeltz 3y ago
Great team members. That one is very important too.
916.
by jeltz 3y ago
Not a fan of it. Too much DSL magic for unclear gains, at least in the way the manual recommends you to write your code.
917.
by jeltz 3y ago
What if I call in 100 different houses? Do they still need to take those as credible? Of course not. The police here just lazy assholes.
918.
by jeltz 3y ago
I wonder if that would really stand up in court. Here in Sweden our judges are not very impressed by clever technicalities.
919.
by jeltz 3y ago
Pgbouncer supports prepared statements these days.
920.
by jeltz 3y ago
Keynotes are terrible at almost all conferences I have been to. They mostly seem to be there to stroke the egos of management of major sponsors.
921.
by jeltz 3y ago
Yeah, I think those things are more likely to be the issue. Tech people tend not to be shy with racking up huge bar tabs.
922.
by jeltz 3y ago
I am very doubtful. Outside sports betting (where you can actually outsmart the house) we loved winning players when I worked in online gambling. Winning players are much more likely to return and lose more than they ever won.
923.
by jeltz 3y ago
Nah, it is a bad article. And facts look bad fir Gary.
924.
by jeltz 3y ago
Yes, but this is also a very concrete solution to encourage people to take more actions.
925.
by jeltz 3y ago
I wonder if some of that could be solved via VR or even just video games. Not as good as the real thing but should be more mentally stimulating than passively watching.
926.
by jeltz 3y ago
By that definition I would not say any language has modules. Even compiled ones
927.
by jeltz 3y ago
I have no idea what you are referring to since Ruby has the second best tooling of all programming languages I have worked with after Rust. The excellent tooling is one of the reasons I liked working with Ruby, the language itself is pretty
928.
by jeltz 3y ago
They have always responded to me when I have contacted them. I have had to contact them twice.
929.
by jeltz 3y ago
Here is one source: https://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-hy-musk-subsidies-201...
930.
by jeltz 3y ago
No, I do not. No more or less than older generations. I feel this comment is just ageism.

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