jhoechtl

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by jhoechtl 3y ago
Great achievement! How many additional years did it take compared to FF on Windows?
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
You're outdated. Today the fashion is to rewrite with millions lines of Rust of which at least 90% are boilerplate to keep the compiler happy.
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
Highly subjective. Can't recommend. Seems like some aesthetics wieners gathered to dismiss others.
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
I used to work for a University. We did somewhat consultancy-near work for public administration. Administration approached us to write a paper/report, praising the benefits of mobile devices, specifically iOS Pads for "innovation
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
I love the csv-mode. It obviously takes some time
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
I am no big fan of the semantic web but the prefix should be an URI to be able to segment the domain. A single prefix is IMHO not enough.
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
I think your misconception is that prefix is sthg. fixed? You decided on the prefix depending on the usage domain.
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
Is schtum jidisch? The german word is stumm.
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
> There's a reason big-tech have offices in Switzerland Besides ETH, low corporate income taxes and one of the most secretive banking systems ... what? On open minded society? You've obviously never been to Switzerland. Swirzer
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
If Europe is going to be saved it will be from French and Polish people. All others sold their esteem to cosy couch surfing and not talking to your neighbor. I am one of these suckers.
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
A nomad takes every benefit he can get contributing only a small share back.
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
Maybe a cohesive society where only those living there long term having a vote contributes to being worlds most lively city?
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
Where is Emacs? Version 29 will be an absolutely great release!
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
> Could someone explain why is Go so hyped? You can write huge code bases with it, the tooling is good. You can use a moderately skilled work force to achieve good results. When some team members leave, you are not left with some wizardr
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
I don't know if that is meant to be tounge in cheek, but for most ears it is physically impossible to discern any broader audio spectrum.
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
I tried and it's easy to think of looking straight 'up' along the rotation axis. While keeping the horizon in the focus is not so easy.
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
You must be kidding right? Who on earth would sell for 400?
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
Bumping. Would be deeply interested too. I did some search and didn't find any recent statement on that.
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
In that case a binary representation as png could help out. I can't imagine any conceivable event that would both invalidate svg and png standards.
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
> The AM radio exists within the car. It probably even exists within the parts of the car that normally just get a metal box around it to shield the components. It When I was young I remember mopeda creating interfernces as far as 500 me
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
Bad idea as long as a massive engine sound is kinda cool. I am a short wave enthusiast and EV electromagnetic noise is bad.
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
That's the reason, yes. That makes cars mote expensive. On the other side there are levels for unwanted radio emissions, how do the cars pass them? How do cheap cell phone chargers pass them? Or is nobody looking at this?
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
In German its Föhn which can be written as Foehn
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
I like that theory too. Nice kitchen aids they had back then
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
What is your definition of part? Is a resistor on a PCB a part?
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
I predict that second hand business will be made illegal for whatever reasons ever not to endanger an economic potential IF <insert your country> will become serious at producing batteries.
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
Absolutely. Will never come true for EVs even after inflation adapted
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
That would be my observation too. Including far less serviceable. Even replacing a broken backlight bulb needs a service station these days.
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
On the countryside EVs are no viable solution and totally impractical. People stick therefore to their ICEs and wait for a sane solution. Prices rose and people cant afford. My two explanations.
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by jhoechtl 3y ago
They were used to measure the amount of pasta noodles depending on the amount of expected guests. Way more elegant than what we have from ikea today. Another theory of mine is a candle holder which adapts to stump size.

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