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by kasperni 7y ago
I think we all had high hopes for the "Sharing Economy". But instead we ended up with a "Sharing But Not Caring Economy". Giant corporations trying to create a monopoly with any means possible.
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by kasperni 7y ago
> Climate change is #11 in the list of top priorities for voters I think you wanted to write: Climate change is #11 in the list of top priorities for voters _in the United States_... In many countries it is a lot higher on the list of pr
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by kasperni 7y ago
> I can't begin to imagine living somewhere like Delhi which is even hotter! And then combine it with tons of pollution...
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by kasperni 7y ago
Well you could argue then, that Peter Strzok was just sending private texts to his lover.
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by kasperni 7y ago
> Also, is there any timeline or estimate when Loom will be released with official JDK? From another place in this thread: As OpenJDK has switched to time-based releases, we no longer plan releases based on features. When a feature is re
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by kasperni 7y ago
> You should see him go on /r/java! Yeah, if just someone had banned him, we could have had Loom by now. Just kidding as well... great work pron
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by kasperni 7y ago
I think it depends on how you define major part... Burma, Liberia, and the US are the only countries in the world that have not adopted the International System of Units
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by kasperni 7y ago
If a programmer can't at least read (normal) assembler code, I'd doubt they're a fully qualified programmer. (Just my way of viewing things, I might be wrong. My reasoning is that if you don't know assembler code, you pr
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by kasperni 7y ago
So from the OOP Alternative to Utility Classes on the site int max = new Max(10, 5).intValue(); over int max = Math.max(10, 5) Yeah, think I am going to pass.
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by kasperni 7y ago
Shipping is both the cheapest and most carbon-efficient method of cargo transportation [1]. They do let out an awful lot of Sulphur though. Which causes a lot of premature deaths. However, from next year an annex [2] to the MARPOL Conventio
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by kasperni 7y ago
While working as a consultant many years ago I started https://github.com/dma-ais/AisStore It is an online high-available database (running on Cassandra) capable of archiving multiple terabytes of AIS-data with an inse
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by kasperni 7y ago
Yes, this will be very interesting. Also, since GraalVM is pretty modular. Will someone provide a free/open source version with loop vectorisation and other goodies.
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by kasperni 7y ago
Argentina is world’s eighth largest country. I find it mind blowing that you can have a power outage that covers the whole country (+ some more).
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by kasperni 7y ago
"Rewriting a system from the ground up is essentially an admission of failure as a designer. It is making the statement, “We failed to design a maintainable system and so must start over.” " Or maybe the domain you are working wit
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by kasperni 7y ago
Funny, I see Magnesium frequently recommended for people on keto diets that have trouble sleeping.
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by kasperni 7y ago
If there is one thing that is for certain, this is only going to get much worse. And peoples wet dreams about a jobless society. Well, you are not going to spend all that leisure time alone on secret deserted locations around the world.
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by kasperni 7y ago
Rich and generous parents...
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by kasperni 7y ago
Funny thing. Frukost in Denmark and Frokost in Sweden. Both came from the term vrōkost (tidlig kost) in Mittelniederdeutsch (Middle Low German) in the 15th century. In Sweden you still use Frukost for the first meal. In Denmark the usage ha
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by kasperni 7y ago
> Would it be more accurate to say SubstrateVM? Or is it now called GraalVM Native Image? So GraalVM is the umbrella project. The part that can compile ahead-of-time is called the "GraalVM Native Image Generator" > Edit: I w
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by kasperni 7y ago
If you miss bread occasionally I can only recommend this recipe https://nordicfoodliving.com/stone-age-bread/
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by kasperni 7y ago
GraalVM? Have a hard time seeing how they can compete long term with a free (community edition) AOT compiler from Oracle.
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by kasperni 7y ago
In what fantasy world will a majority of companies go "Fine, I'm going to stop accepting credit cards, and rely solely on *Coin"?
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by kasperni 8y ago
Here is a link to the actual checklist: https://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/44186/97892... I'm a bit perplexed that something so simple, can reduce post surgical deaths by a third.
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by kasperni 8y ago
> I can't be the only one thinking that solving 'drug problems' with drugs is not the way to go? I sure hope so, you obviously have no idea what you talk about. If you can postulate that meditation and offer plenty of supp
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by kasperni 8y ago
Here is the actual paper: https://math.berkeley.edu/~ehallman/math1B/TaisMethod.pdf It even thanks a Professor of Electrical Engineering for his expert review.
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by kasperni 8y ago
Yes, this is top ranked [1] peer-reviewed journal just in case anyone is wondering [1] https://www.scimagojr.com/journalrank.php?category=2712
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by kasperni 8y ago
While I believe fasting is safe your logic is flawed. If I following your logic, what would the answer be to "Is it safe to not brush your teeth or visit the dentist" It's safe because humans had no access to dental hygiene.
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by kasperni 8y ago
Fanatics.... Give the man some credit, for trying everything he could. But then again the man is flat earth'er https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYcnLj8suLw so I am a bit torn.
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by kasperni 8y ago
> Likewise, you can’t just assume that people will always use a.m. and p.m. because some countries use 24-hour clocks. As in 90-95 % of the countries in the world..... https://i.stack.imgur.com/43dwH.jpg
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by kasperni 8y ago
From Incel to catholic priests, sexual repression is deeply unhealthy for the human mind.

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