jhoechtl

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by jhoechtl 2y ago
The European has paid leave and a somewhat existing medicare system. I do not think this is taken into the equation?
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
In the past the Us making other countries poor via the printing press was very often the applicable explanation. Is it now any different?
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
Use Firefox?
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
> E.g. Handy for smartphone For clarity, we already called them Handy when they were phones but not smart.
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
> Also, you can work from home distraction free whilst ensuring the kids are not killing themselves. But you can’t just leave them at home incase they kill themselves. They call that neglect. Are you speculating or telling from personal
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
This one I do not understand. How could you do any meaningful work in Home Office without child care? I mean did they help their kids doing their home work while on job? That was ok during the covid craze but otherwise a no go.
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
That was quality engineering!
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
For those wondering, Limbo is a predecessor of Go hand used in the Inferno operating system, a descendant of plan9.
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
How does the Peter Principle fit into that? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_principle Is Peter Principle regarded as something valid or more of a meme?
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
These bans will come worldwide. Soon we will also understand the realtionship between mental disorders in teens and "always on". Not to mention the distraction these devices generate in schools.
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
Technicians in the lead instead marketing men. Public money instead short fad hunting venture capital
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
For anyone wondering, the Voice of Korea broadcasts daily on shortwave Worldwide and can be received even inside a house, given your WiFi and Led lights do not produce excessive interference. For frequencies https://shortwavedb.o
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
While I love Emacs it's not like this. Scratch buffer? C-c C-x and all is gone without any warning.
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
> Although I only looked at the code briefly I suspect it will very hard to get good performance from the API as provided[1]. Let Common Sense reign. If the target Plattform I remains abstract, it will be a generic machine code translati
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
So following your argument, DAB shouldn't have deployed from the begining? I agree with you!
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
Get neo4j out and count me in. No need for that Ressource hog.
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
Doesn't langchain provide useful functionality when it comes to RAG? Here it seems it does considerably more but being a mere shim abstraction?
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
You must be young! I did run graphical Linux 1997 as my main driver. The distribution was a black hat something, you used a rewrite tool to create a boot floppy which would boot the CD ROM later. It came with at least three DEs, olvwm and x
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
Are you talking about Microsoft Azure?
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
The drink is mostly distributed as a concentrate and water is added locally
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
The Ops comment was well versed, educated and contributed to the problem. What do you want to tell us with category theory and how does your comment fit into the discussed problem?
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
Why? Because you can or what's the use case?
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
Waiting for DDb to be able to read delta tables natively.
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
Pusha popa and never yield back in between should suffice?
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
Glad recutils got a mention. I find it superior to the proposed concept. Sadly recutils never cought on.
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
So bandwidth incurs the high costs. Are we in need of another year 2000 event, where the dot com bubble burst, sending bandwidth costs into he cellar?
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
For military purposes the deliberate obfuscation between geodesic datums is meaningless as detailed and correct maps of china can be derived out of traced satelity images and maped to WGS84. Apparently Google and Bing do not have access to
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
Hah, the author of the go-vim plugin!
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
CB radio has you covered
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by jhoechtl 2y ago
I would like to have proper stack traces. With that the error handling in go would be fixed.

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