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by jusssi 8y ago
This list seems to include some incidents that are only tangentially related to wind power: "Second of three public fatalities at the same location put down to driver distraction. Accident spot is where turbines become visible to drive
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by jusssi 9y ago
The article does say this: > But in December last year, the Finnish parliament passed a bill that is taking the country's welfare system in quite the opposite direction. The new 'activation model' law requires jobseekers t
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by jusssi 9y ago
The message in the gin bottle says: "We're out of gin, please send more"
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by jusssi 9y ago
Any chance you have this on Github? For some reason my card/driver combo creates a huge output lag when it can't keep up with with framerate cap. I'd like to try if something like this would help with it. On topic of things t
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by jusssi 9y ago
Putting some spin on those propeller hats: http://www.ibiblio.org/harris/500milemail.html TL;DR Measure the latency to the client, reject if too high. Of course, this also prevents connections from people who have high
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by jusssi 9y ago
Also, in my anecdotal experience, the most common failure mode of an USB stick seems to be going completely dead without any prior warning. So regular backups, definitely.
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by jusssi 9y ago
In my experience, 0.1x and 0.25x developers don't seem to be all that rare. The existence of a 10x developer is a question of what you use as a reference point for your scale.
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by jusssi 9y ago
Hi, a Finn here. Everyone here in Finland, including but not limited to the wealthy, feels that they themselves pay too big a share of maintaining the welfare state (while they don't seem to mind if other demographics would end up payi
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by jusssi 9y ago
I feel you said (a), and (b) and (c) were my additions. If you implied them and I missed it, then please consider my comment as TLDR-as-a-Service =)
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by jusssi 9y ago
> in general situation when during recruitment precess you meet someone you would like to date is there really a way to go about it that doesn't end badly? (a) No, not one where you have any control whether it goes bad or not (b) Yo
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by jusssi 9y ago
And people who have mismatched eye color? Totally predictable? There's more to the output than the blueprint.
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by jusssi 10y ago
> So why would you, as a rational individual seeking the best outcome for yourself in your job application, put something so polarizing on your resume Well I wouldn't want to work somewhere that polarizes over such an unrelated main
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by jusssi 10y ago
Hey, germans are humans too!
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by jusssi 10y ago
> let a = []; a.push(a); JSON.stringify(a) TypeError: Converting circular structure to JSON
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by jusssi 10y ago
With the amount, it might be possible to survive, not to decently live long-term. Personally, the lowest I was able to achieve in practice was about 650€. Gotchas: 1. It was over 10 years ago 2. I had student discounts on housing, lunches,
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by jusssi 10y ago
I think the parent means that it may take some time until the hardware support gets to Linux kernel. I bought a Broadwell laptop right when the first ones came out, and had a lot of trouble with the integrated graphics (Intel, who supposedl
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by jusssi 10y ago
Others have answered your question correctly. I'd like to add that Apple doesn't pay VAT, the consumer does. It's just Apple's responsibility to collect the VAT from the consumer and forward it to the tax authority.
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by jusssi 10y ago
So that happens frequently enough to make the inconvenience of continuously carrying a weapon around worth the trouble?
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by jusssi 10y ago
You may want to check your display settings. Possibly too much contrast. Many TVs have horribly excessive color saturation and contrast settings by default, in order to look sharp and colorful (specifically, more sharp and colorful than the
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by jusssi 10y ago
It should be noted that Ubiquiti APs have no router functionality, they're just plain access points. Which is the way I like it, but might not be appropriate for many use cases.
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by jusssi 10y ago
It says "This file is too big to show. Sorry!" Edit: Nevermind, switch to desktop version and it works.
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by jusssi 10y ago
Emits signals all night is quite an exaggeration. Unless the phone is actively transmitting or receiving something, it only checks in with the network every once in a while. I'm not sure about exact times in 3g/4g, but 2g (GSM at
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by jusssi 10y ago
I have implemented (with a group of two other people) a slightly fancier version of something like this at school, for an exercise at DSP implementation course. The basic principle was really the same with the circular buffer and a filter,
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by jusssi 10y ago
Convert seconds into something human-readable (e.g. h:m:s). Surely it can be done without modulo, but using modulo seems to be the simplest solution.
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by jusssi 11y ago
Channel send/recv is a blocking operation, select is a commonly used workaround to make it non-blocking.
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by jusssi 11y ago
On the site, the "About PeachPy" link at top right corner seems to do nothing.
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by jusssi 11y ago
More ideas for going orthogonal: * Frontend guy? Do some server-side/backend work, learn about databases and backend messaging services. * JS runs on event loop. Try a language/platform that doesn't, maybe implement your own
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by jusssi 11y ago
There are aspects of the Firaxis versions that could be accurately described as dumbed down (mostly the unrealistic LoF, resulting in all-or-nothing cover mechanic and no FF or multiple enemy hits possible). But IMO, the new turn system is
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by jusssi 11y ago
https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html As long as significant part of the net is only reachable by IPv4, most businesses can't walk away from it. Not to mention, AWS still doesn't have
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by jusssi 11y ago
It doesn't "know the formulas". However, it has accumulated a life time worth of statistics, which it uses to predict what's about to happen, all the time. So I can be immediately surprised when something unexpected happ

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