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by karolist 7y ago
Admittedly yes, add to the fact it's behind a subscription-wall for me made me question the content. I will research theinformation.com more.
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by karolist 7y ago
I have a hard time believing articles from sources with no track record making bold claims. Seriously, "theinformation.com" and hardly anyone is skeptical?
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by karolist 7y ago
- C++ is evolving at an increasing rate and after C++17 a lot of the projects in these big companies you have in mind prefer that to Go. - Web is too dynamic to say for sure but I don't think we have something that might replace React
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by karolist 7y ago
My Lenovo W530 still has a socketed CPU which I've replaced from 2 core/4 thread i5-3210M to 4 core/8 thread i7-3610QM and it will happily chug along without down throttling in parallel compilation, benchmarks or games using
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by karolist 7y ago
He said programmers are likely smart, not others dumb. Jeez what's with everyone picking imaginary Internet fights everywhere
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by karolist 7y ago
I think this means do things that need you to think consciously about your body coordination. So dancing, rock climbing, motorcycle Enduro racing etc
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by karolist 7y ago
Bought a V8 cordless and my wife is raving happy about it every time she vacuums, the other alternative was Bosch, although I trust the brand very much when it comes to vacuums I'd rather not risk it.
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by karolist 7y ago
Heatpump efficiency is quoted versus heating with resistive electric heaters. In northern europe most modern houses are heated by heatpumps and good ones achieve 5-6x efficiency as opposed to "dumb" electric heating. It's bas
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by karolist 7y ago
E90 came with RFT tires and at least E92/E93 lack spare wheel well in the trunk. I dunno about E90, it might be an option there like it was in E60s (but it's very rare). They didn't use electric steering thankfully. It went d
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by karolist 8y ago
Most of blog posts like this is just trying to establish your authority over the subject which you'll try to get hired to perform later. It's recruiter bait.
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by karolist 8y ago
4 years ago I gave my aunt 5S as a present, then 2 years later bought her a 64GB 6S. Last I saw her she was still using 5S and the new phone, while being superior hardware wise, is sitting in the drawer - "too big".
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by karolist 8y ago
I'm using Mac OS and the scroll using conventional optical mouse with segmented wheel is really jumpy basically in every other browser. Out of the Firefox, Chrome and Safari only FF scrolls a page really smooth, with no micro jumping a
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by karolist 8y ago
The one that first rule prohibits us talking about it.
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by karolist 8y ago
I'll structure this in "current/future/recent_past" format if I may. Currently: * The Go Programming Language https://www.amazon.com/Programming-Language-Addison-Wesley-P... * Building Microservices
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by karolist 8y ago
The Go Programming Language
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by karolist 8y ago
When lambdas haven't been hit for 15mins the first hit after has a noticeably longer start time. It's due to deprovisioning/reprovisioning underlying resources like network interfaces. Some people do crazy stuff like a schedu
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by karolist 8y ago
I've seen the sentiment expressed before and I think it will only get worse in the future. React now is very popular with smaller/medium companies, large enterprises like banks will surely jump to it after some delay. It's us
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by karolist 8y ago
I'd love this to be released for Company of Heroes (Relic), the game has terrain that effects engagements and vehicle movement, multi directional cover, individual model health in squad units, territory control based resource income an
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by karolist 8y ago
I'm running a completely silent mini ITX J1900 build for a long time now, it has an x86 arch and 4 core CPU with Intel VT-x support where you can run as many KVM instances as your RAM allows for, don't really see how a dozen Raspb
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by karolist 8y ago
MongoDB is a strange company. I've downloaded their Compass software to visualise some throwaway JSON I had loaded in Mongo, gave my real email and here's the emails I was sent before I blocked their marketing account (allegedly s
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Ask HN: What are some unsolved tooling problems in the cloud space?
3 points by karolist 8y ago|0 comments
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by karolist 8y ago
dev.to
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by karolist 8y ago
regarding your k8s comment, did you mean kubeless?
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by karolist 8y ago
Where can I read tips like that about modern C, would you have a book to recommend or a blog to follow? Thank you
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by karolist 9y ago
Currently I could import a crashed Leaf from US auction to my homecountry in Europe and have it fixed and registered for a total of about 8000€, many people do just that. I imagine this will fall to about 6000€ for the first year Leaf impor
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by karolist 9y ago
Why not wipe us out now though? Observing you risk missing the "danger" point in our evolution, wiping us out now eliminates that risk. I suspect there's more to it than that.
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by karolist 10y ago
Just an anecdote, but my 2011 Lenovo x220 with i5 running macOS Sierra plays this site in Chrome with around 30% CPU use, everything is snappy still
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by karolist 10y ago
I really expected this to be behind a registration or survey form but no - just a straight link to a dmg no questions asked, can't believe it's Microsoft.
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by karolist 10y ago
Cool project, best of luck. Off topic question: are you planning to focus more in MAS, do you think it's still viable to make a living off it solo? (yes, depends on COL and needs, still interested in your perspective)
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by karolist 10y ago
It's obviously just people that have no clue what cURL is and when it's appropriate to contact the author of the software. The email is there to report cURL related stuff, not ask for car usage advise.

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