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by johansch 10y ago
Since I'm first I'll bite: The article didn't specify what role she had in the creation of the app, so I will assume that she designed the interaction model (at least loosely) and worked with someone else to actually build it
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by johansch 10y ago
This makes me think of when I was writing CGI web apps in Turbo Pascal 6.0 running on Windows 95 using AOLserver (I think) in 1995 or so. (Even back then I remember that it felt odd, like two worlds of computing colliding in an unexpected m
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by johansch 10y ago
A bunch of photos showing the manufacturing process: http://www.gyllensvaan.se/galleri.htm (I imagine Google Translate would work well on these pages.)
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by johansch 10y ago
So why are you attacking the news site publishing these polls ? Are you saying that they are lying about the data? Anyway, this is a good resource: http://status.st/
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by johansch 10y ago
Brilliant!
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by johansch 10y ago
Learn Go instead.
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by johansch 10y ago
I would be quite nice if they actually advertised the particular type of CPU core you rent, rather than some abstract unit of computation. Or at least some kind of performance baseline.
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by johansch 10y ago
They are however much, much more sane than the US alt-right. At least at the top level. Out of the eight parties currently represented in the Swedish parliament they are currently the most popular party, polling at 26.9%. Source: http:&#x2
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by johansch 10y ago
And: http://www.spectator.co.uk/2016/09/how-sweden-became-an-exam... "How Sweden became an example of how not to handle immigration" By Tove Lifvendahl, political editor-in-chief at Svenska Dagbladet. (S
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by johansch 10y ago
(Sorry, I'm getting tired; it's well past my bed time here. Only replying to one of your points.) > There is a big incentive for both the EU and, in a lesser degree, the US, to have the Olympics fixed in Greece, I think you hav
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by johansch 10y ago
> If the US, China, the EU and Russia wanted to change how the Olympics work, change it would. Yeah, that's so likely to happen! US/China/EU/Russia caring so deeply about the health of the olympics that they collectiv
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by johansch 10y ago
You are just talking about the side-benefits that cause nations and companies to feed money into a corrupt system.
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by johansch 10y ago
The "strong claim" that the IOC is corrupt? Really? Have you been following IOC news for the past two decades? Everyone knows they're corrupt, but they do own the Olympic brand. The brand is doing great, but the organization
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by johansch 10y ago
I honestly don't understand what you are trying to say.
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by johansch 10y ago
Instead of continuing Jobs's actions, Tim Cook has somehow decided that the best course of action for Apple is to transform into a luxuary brand, like LVMH (Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton).
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by johansch 10y ago
All of these comments are missing the entire point of the olympics. It's like watching engineers trying to solve business problems in entrenched markets. Hint: it's not a logistical/engineering problem. The olympics as they e
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by johansch 10y ago
The MBA is the perfect laptop for most people, except that the screen sucks. This made sense in 2011 - at that time good retina displays and good-enough low-powered GPUs (e.g. Intel integrated stuff) that could power them were expensive. To
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by johansch 10y ago
And we'd have a retina Macbook Air...
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by johansch 10y ago
Seems like a mix of substantial and a lot of unsubstantial stuff. I think these are some of the substantial issues: https://theintercept.com/2016/10/11/behind-closed-doors-hill... http://www.politi
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by johansch 10y ago
Very similar situation in Sweden as well. Just saw this chart a few hours ago; it would be interesting to see something similar for the US: https://yougov.co.uk/news/2016/02/07/british-press-most-righ...
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by johansch 10y ago
From Reddit: "Observation 1: There is no SETI representative. Observation 2: There have been SETI representatives in the past, even when there were no aliens. Conclusion: It's aliens." https://www.reddit.com/r
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by johansch 10y ago
She'll be right, mate. (I'm so happy I don't have to use Jira any longer.)
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by johansch 10y ago
> Not since Windows 2000 have I been so interested in an upgrade to a new Windows release. Well, yeah, Windows has been in the dollar milking phase for quite some time now (at least a decade). It's no longer about delighting the use
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Heights of presidents and presidential candidates of the United States(en.wikipedia.org)
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by johansch 10y ago
If they didn't extract the oil it would obviously not be burned.
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by johansch 10y ago
For some odd reason this does not include their oil extraction.
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by johansch 10y ago
Don't forget Thorbjørn Jagland.
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by johansch 10y ago
Norway keeps working so hard at building an eco-friendly image. In reality the oil they pump up from their territory makes them one of the world's most environmentally unfriendly countries (both in absolute numbers and particularly per
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by johansch 10y ago
So who are the main investors? Seems like a prime opportunity to name and shame.
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by johansch 10y ago
I belive this is the first time the Swedish judicial system has decided to order the blocking of a (list of) particular DNS entries from being resolved in Sweden. Swedish ISPs must now filter out a list of about a hundred named domains from

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