jhoechtl

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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Sounds like someone in defence of citation circles. I welcome the fresh view of the team. A genuinely new observation brought to paper instead of dead-chewing (albeit rigorously citing) papers of academic brethrens.
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Sounds like a weapon
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by jhoechtl 6y ago
Thank you. I am sitting my baby on my arm was to lazy to type that. When both of this features stabilize I think they will sufficiently set NVim appart from Vim and make it its own personality. Besides Lua as an alternative scripting langua
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
Would this be possible for Go too?
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
And therefore Rust will never outcompete Go in this regard in as much as Haskell, Ocaml, ... never overtook C. Rust might draw from the better principles and get things right C, C++, D, Go, ... failed to incorporate. But in order to get thi
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
That means average home user bandwidth costs will go up? The unlimited download, flat-rate, fair use plan your home lan connects to the internet can be provided because your connection is lingering 90% of its time practically unused (beside
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
The point is perfect competition, highlight on perfect. In oil business there are profits because competition is not perfect. Note that perfect here is rather a theoretical, economic term. In reality, market regulations and peoples socio-ec
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
Repeating the same over and over again doesn't make it any clearer for the ones trying to follow your line of argumentation. Seems like you had some deep exposure to Haskell, ML or Hindley-Milner in general which, when excessively cons
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
Honest question: Did a quick lookup on filecoins price. Filecoin is not real yet, it is FUD or in financial terms a future, right?
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
Can someone shed light on the relation between filecoin and IPFS? My initial thinking was that filecoin is the incentive layer to pin IPFS content but I see not mention of IPFS on the provided link. Did Filecoin and IPFS separate or did fil
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
Have those apples been native to the US West or have they been brought by the early settlers? If they have been brought by the early settlers I would expect to find them in the old world.
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
Not true when you are using Wayland and GTK-based apps like Thunderbird / Firefox / Chrome or Electron based apps. That was the main reason that after more than a decade I turned to Gnome. HiDPI and fractional scaling just works s
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
I wonder if anybody of those experts ever tried to model a stone. With tools available 2 million years ago which means: another stone. Crafting stone balls to reach the marrow? Any other stone would do.
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
The world is made up by extoverted leaders whereas the majority of people are intoverted ants.
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
> the Golang garbage collector is uncontrollable, so sometimes there are some suspicious long pauses. This greatly hurts the realtime-ness of this streaming application. That doesn't sound ... inspiring confidence?
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
I wonder if you took a look into Dgraph which has an open source edition and supports loading data as RDF.
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
Google, Apple, MS, Amazon?
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
I will ditch Google Music for Youtube Music the moment they allow me to upload my MP3-collection. Any ETA on that or even plans to implement that? If not, is there any other free service where I could upload my MP3 collection to, with an ap
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
And before there was Sodipodi, still to be found in the svg files created with Inkscape
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
I am so terribly frightened by that move I am seriously considering getting rid of Android. Of what I have heard it's going to be backed into the OS and not installed as an app I could de-install / block, right? What truly open Sm
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
Minimalsim is only true when you are substanitaly reducing consumption, essentially where your live is not iterating around money but around lending, helping each other without money by helping back etc. Lets and barter systems might help.
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
Bi-temporal tables support badly wanted. https://mariadb.com/kb/en/temporal-data-tables/
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
Lead free solder is better for your health, that's clear. It requires new tools (solder iron) as lead free solder has a higher melting point than lead free. In Europe lead free solder is the standard since many (10+) years, you can&#x2
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
> What would've been even more effective: Not lying about the outbreak, not suppressing information for two months, not downplaying the risk and keeping everything running as usual, just to save face. Until shit hits the fan, at whi
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
> those in power know the real truth, gleaned from their statistics machines I honestly fear even those in force do not know as they have to rely on what their experts tell them. Many poltical agenda might now been pushed through, offici
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
> This crisis has been eye opening for me, the American propaganda machine is working more than ever. It's just sad to look at from the outside. You can't make it go away by throwing money at it or calling the army, all you nee
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
> I say this as someone who is neither Chinese or American. But I just notice the eagerness of western media to portray chinas doom and incompetence. Mid-European media generally say that Chinas and south Koreas big data approach to tak
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
Does it fully work on Linux Wayland?
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
> >But we know that unbounded growth is neither healthy nor possible. > Why is it unhealthy? Assuming unbounded growth with bounded resources?
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by jhoechtl 7y ago
Gettin somewhat astray from the original intention of the arcticle: Macroeconomics still proclaims the BIP as the ultima ratio to measure economic performance. The BIP has been invented in times of extremely dire social and economic conditi

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