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by kasperni 8y ago
That does look slim. Wonder if we will start seeing screen notches on laptops as well
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by kasperni 8y ago
> The idea that there are types of foods which make you gain weight is incorrect. I'm sorry but you are wrong. Calories-In and Calories-Out might be the main proponent, but it is just not the whole story. And you can find tons of re
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by kasperni 8y ago
Yes, basically it is avoid the toppings on each bread sticking to the next bread. This is how a rye bread "sandwich" typically looks in Denmark: https://www.madling.dk/wp-content/uploads/2017/09&#x2F
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by kasperni 8y ago
https://www.jetbrains.com/research/devecosystem-2018/java/ Apparently, most people......
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by kasperni 8y ago
Not a Javascript developer. But that survey was beautiful! Anyone doing a state of any language/platform should take note.
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by kasperni 8y ago
Seriously, that article is a joke... You get three atheists in a room together and it won’t be long before there is some minor issue that divides them.
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by kasperni 8y ago
Imagined the shitstorm if someone went around taking picture of collage-aged girls passed out on the pavement, and published them it in a book..... Yes, they have passed out in public. But I still think people have some right to privacy.
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by kasperni 8y ago
Just take a look at Wikipedia. There are more people on there with parents who are university professors, doctors or succesfull entrepreneurs than parents who are farmers. Even though the amount of farmers vastly outnumber the others. I do
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by kasperni 8y ago
Simple, read this article about China's Social Credit System: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-09-18/china-social-credit-a-... This is not going to happen overnight. But an inch at a time, if people do not tak
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by kasperni 8y ago
Their about page ( https://evolutionnews.org/about/ ) lists "Discovery Institute" as the copyright owner. From wikipedia on the Discovery Institute: "Discovery Institute is a politically conservative non-p
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by kasperni 8y ago
Please stop keep posting this. I don't how many times I've seen this here. See discussions here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17721919 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16869963
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by kasperni 8y ago
Do you have anything to back this up with. I have a _very_ hard time believing that american youth is so different from the youth in the rest of the world. Also, it is not free because not enough people wants to go to college. In Denmark, f
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by kasperni 8y ago
As a dane that is a pretty funny name for a serious company. Abe Mor literally means 'monkey mum' in danish.
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by kasperni 8y ago
If the information does not need to be public. A simple solution is to encrypt the data you put on the blockchain. And then just throw away the key if somebody request that you delete their information. Of course it cannot be applied in all
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by kasperni 8y ago
And it is only going to be a bigger and bigger problem in the future. Great that people are talking about how much free time people are going to get in the future. But where are they going to spend it? I was always, how bad can in be living
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by kasperni 8y ago
They are using the same versioning scheme (semantic versioning) as they have always done. With an increment in the major version number indicating that a release contains significant new features and/or old features being removed. The
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by kasperni 8y ago
I really do not understand why this is getting so much hate? I really think this new time based release versioning is much preferred to alternatives. I think the biggest problem is that it is in the nature of most developers to want to liv
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by kasperni 8y ago
This is one thing that worries me about a potential "nobody-is-going-to-work" or just a future where a large group of the worlds population moves into the middle class. What are people going do with all their free time. Big cities
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by kasperni 8y ago
Just for context: Cliff Click ( https://twitter.com/cliff_click ), the author of the presentation is probably one of the smartest and fastest talking people around. He wrote the original Hotspot JVM and have done tons of inte
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by kasperni 8y ago
For those not reading the comment section: Regarding the example benchmark: It is mainly testing the performance of the String::compareToIgnoreCase method, which has a very different implementation in Java 9 and beyond compared to Java 8 (d
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by kasperni 9y ago
There is a similar app for Mac OS X: https://selfcontrolapp.com/
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by kasperni 9y ago
No Microsoft fanboy, quite the contrary. But ended up installing Office 365 for my SOs business (~ 30 people) last year. And I'm properly impressed, by the amount of progress they do. It is a solid offering for very little money. Yes s
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by kasperni 9y ago
They have a tool that allows you create a private key + CSR https://www.trustico.com/ssltools/create/csr-pem/create-a-ne... Apparently they decided to keep a copy of the private key. Edit: Looks like they are
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by kasperni 9y ago
One thing I have been wondering about lately is what kind of reputation will people working in the tech industry have 10-20 years from now. Will people working outside the industry think of us as the new banker wankers? Unfortunately, I wou
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by kasperni 9y ago
> This is weak theoretical propaganda pushed by biased amateurs. It's about as accurate as a Greek myth. Yes unlike the mythical, one man, one women and a lifetime of marital bliss pattern pushed by the bible and mainstream media. I
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by kasperni 9y ago
It is there as well https://aws.amazon.com/eks/
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by kasperni 9y ago
Had it for a week now and really like it. All the gestures feel very natural. And within a couple of hours you have forgotten all about a home button.
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by kasperni 9y ago
By reading through the comments. I don't think people realise how much energy it actually uses. One bitcoin transaction already now uses as much energy as your house in 1 week. https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/ar
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by kasperni 9y ago
One bitcoin transaction already now uses as much energy as your house in a week. I really have trouble seeing how this can scale in the long run? https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/ywbbpm/bitcoin-mi...
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by kasperni 9y ago
A first I thought the daughter had just secretly filmed the phone. But then I saw the full video with her dad running around on a campus and even paying for lunch with the iPhone X https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBeD8E2xxck

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