jhoechtl

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by jhoechtl 5y ago
I am an EU citizen. While this decision seems controversial to ones and downright stupid to others, I do think its the only possibility to provide cheap energy to industry and the citizens without further increasing inflation due to rising
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
Today noodles are mostly cheap mass products. Maybe back in the days the object (noodle) was much more valuable and so the objects surrounding noodles.
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
No one is certain what lava lamps were used for. Certain things just are. Looking at these objects again they seem like noodle portioner. https://images.pamura.com/unsafe/350x/filters:format(webp)/h...
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
Like Rust?
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
Is this anecdotal of some years ago or recent? Are they running a really old kernel? btrfs had this sorts of problems, but some major fixes in this regard have been committed like two years ago.
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The reason was you weren't competing with the world class. Programming was great because you could be a local hero. Now everyone strives to make as beautiful websites as <insert big blue with their genius web framework>
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
I avoid the rather uesless "Why not?" comment as it will naturally spark answers like immutable data structures, sane type model etc. Whole and profitable empires have been built with C. C compilers are darn good in optimizing cod
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
This is a very simplistic view. I live in Austria. Believe me - houses are built very differently here. There are strict and severe regulations, governing the safety of the building, low energy consumption. Therefore houses are expensive. B
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
I think even more correctly it would be (hedge) laying: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoprVhpOKIk (1942)
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
I would assume this is because of Heisenberg. If the Atom does no longer move you should be able to nail it down to a specific position yet at this tinyness we are entering the land of probable positions instead of definite ones so the atom
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
There is also a gem inside from rsc: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/49569#issuecomment-96898... That's quality thinking!
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Go 1.18 compile time may be about 18% slower than Go.17(github.com)
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
Scanners have the advantage not to distort the image what a photo inherently does. I do not know if today's phone cameras regard the spherical distortion, but I doubt as this would require to have several distance measures I guess thos
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
The successor is there: Sile https://sile-typesetter.org
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
That really is a thing of the US. I am born '76 and throughout Europe we ever had FM radio, AM is and was on no ones radar except medium wave hunters. The only addition was FM stereo where I remember a local radio station which didn&#x
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
Ag is shorthand for argentum which in turn means silver. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
Isn't the general intelligence level going down since like 20 years or so? I admit I have no factual proof nor a link to study, I only read and hear that from time to time so this might be an urban legend. But if so, we face a large-s
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
They use Mozart as the programming language of choice. The book is a much underappreciated gem
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
As governance rose, productivity declined.
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
The syntax the OP gave reference to has nothing to do with how generics in Go 1.18 will look like. If you are interested in generics in Go 1.18 please read https://go.googlesource.com/proposal/+/refs/heads&#x2
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
That sound interesting, can you give some/one example?
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
> TLDR: Arrow and DuckDB provide fast and memory efficient database aggregates compared with R's RDS format and SQLite. Arrow and RDS were fast to load. I nowhere read that the authors come to the conclusion that SQlite does NOT pro
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
With the internet economy enabling perfect markets, everyone is competing with good enough monopolists so tiny niches remain to become successful. perfect market = Market with a perfect allocation between demand and supply, because of no in
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
The question is if he created any public value with this side projects. Another example for UBI? [UBI]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_basic_income )
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
As a vim-user I wonder how fugitive compares to magit?
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
OS overhead of 128 processes is higher than scheduling 128 tasks. Varies from os to os, but it's especially bad on Windows.
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
It would improve any social network. Leaving dislike out is like voting without a Ney button
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
How many Jit compiler attempts did we already see? It seems to me there has never been substantial progress towards speed or is it just that other languages implementations increase speedwise at the same pace? Source: Computer Languages Sho
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
> In 2021 Java and C# aren't the same languages as in 2021 IMHO beginning with the addition of Linq C# walks the way of C++. It is increasingly becoming a language of many faces / aspects. Don't know if this is a good thin
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by jhoechtl 5y ago
I must have been ahead of time then. For me there was already no excuse back in 1999 when I installed a "Black Hat" distro booting from Floppy to have CD-Rom drivers and successfully made the transition from a 1.something kernel t

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