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D2: Declarative Diagramming(d2lang.com)
3 points by jhoechtl 3y ago|0 comments
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
You can light the pilot flame with a match.
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
What if I browse using tor?
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
Overpriced of course. Everything which pays the additional marketing costs is at least paying these additional costs.
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
Well observed. They are the last to exploit or to be built up, however you would like to see it.
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
Just asked IRRS Nexus to send me a QSL card for receiving AM on 1323 in Eastern Austria from Milano/Italy. https://www.nexus.org/member-services/radio-and-tv/schedules...
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
This is a great book and uses a back then obscure, today defunct programming language Oz. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oz_(programming_language)
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
There was some initial fanfare about Sapling but it has pretty much waned. Is git simply good enough?
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
Would rather use Janet for that https://janet-lang.org/
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I can't help but I have the feeling Google is burning money at an unprecedented rate.
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
Just to be sure. A Samsung Galaxy S2? This phone is like 15? years old and still in use?
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
With version 29, large file support has been very much improved. Not marginally but orders of magnitudes. But differently: Editing large files is now (very) usable.
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Reading 1/10 on twitter is usability wise a nightmare.
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
Linux happened and nobody paid (in the beginning) There are studies where money ruins altruism and pure joy of creating sthg. has to be replaced with a payment which becomes according to Herzberg a hygiene factor and wears out. The --intern
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
> nearly everybody expects content to be free to the end user on the internet. as it has been the first years of the internet? I did pay back then ... with my taxes. Public funded Universities were large back bones of the internet. Then
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
Sounds like a salesperson. What do you means with pure?
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
Boy I lost track of all the Ruby Jit attempts. According to the computer language shootout all micro-optimizations
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
My dishwasher is quiet, bit my washing machines and the dryer are talkative. Both have a setup AND a dedicated quiet mode button to silence them. Maybe you should invest some time to RTFM?
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
This is also telling how thin the walls are where you live. I live in an old house with an old and fairly loud dishwasher. One door closed and there are no vibrations or noise problem. Can a dishwasher really become a noise problem?
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
I have fairly old dishwasher, probably not very energy efficient. It finishes it's job in about 1:30. If I would have a more modern, energy efficient but slower dishwasher, in a four person household I would need more dishes. Now the f
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
So we need an internet without corporations? Sounds obvious but how we are supposed to achieve this? Easy self-hosted solutions, like IPFS or Gemini?
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
> For example, rather than finding an amazing article written by experts in a long-standing publication you’ll get some rantings from a random blog from someone broadly unqualified to opine on the subject and whose writings are full of i
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
> It is obvious that serving ads creates misaligned incentives for search engines. The obvious spoken out so openly.
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
So 79% of theses houses weren't sold? If no, prices will likely adjust, unless those selling are not in need for the money. If yes, * the headline is either false because of these 79%, people re-adjusted their behaviors in order to be
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
Sure it's obvious. But why not name the baby accordingly?
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
Honestly, it's probably the ecosystem which came with the ecosystems enabled by smart devices. We have phones like 100 years now? A phone is not the problem here.
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
Heard of Pluto TV since the last LG OS update which activated it for me (or my wife accidentally clicked consent)
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
In all fairness, in Götz von Berlichingen it reads: > Er aber, sag’s ihm, er kann mich im Arsche lecken He may lick me on my arse Which is for a German reader a tad less offensive then "Leck mich am Arsch"
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
Which is an issue of the X architecture less of flatpack. Wayland is there for a reason
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
> I'm not sure what "this context" refers to. HN, see https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html

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