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by klft 6y ago
> and have discovered things that work and things that don't. Could you share some of your insights?
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by klft 6y ago
What / how much do you eat / drink in the afternoon and evening?
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by klft 6y ago
You might not be able to protect yourself from biases because that is just the way we are wired but you might be able to protect yourself from acting on the bias. Example: You read a study and think: “Ah, this is not surprising. It is exact
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by klft 6y ago
It might be an interesting experiment for the ex-Mozilla rust team to launch a kickstarter (or similar) project to get them funded for one year. So it would not be individuals but a team with some high-level goals they plan to work on for t
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by klft 6y ago
Do you think it would be feasible to fund a team of core developers directly by the community? A lot of people love Rust and might bei willing to contribute a small amount of money regularely to keep Rust independent from corporate politics
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by klft 6y ago
I do not want to question that, I was rather questioning the statement that "you'd be hailed as a revolutionary genius." if you introduce version control or package management. PLM software exists since a long time but I agre
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by klft 6y ago
> Take an idea like "version control for X" or "package manager for X" Product lifecycle management (PLM) software provide such features.
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by klft 6y ago
And If you got stranded you don't worry because you know that there must be some kind of way out of here.
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by klft 6y ago
Summary: Study was done with a largely Caucasian, New Zealand cohort born in the 1970s. Factors which correlate with enduring mental health: Childhood factors: - little evidence of strong negative emotions - social support and sociability -
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by klft 6y ago
Dirt cheap for whom? Chernobyl costs Belarus 20% of its annual budget according to https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2016/04/17/belarus-...
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by klft 6y ago
Interesting feedback. Thanks! > a lot of high-quality information isn't paid Maybe I was biased towards paid content because I did an enterprise search project on scientific articles before. > users could plug in sources that are
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by klft 6y ago
A few years ago, I investigated if there is a business opportunity in quality search. The biggest hurdle I found no way around is the content. Not all but a lot of high-quality information is paid. You get access to it as a user but not if
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by klft 6y ago
The translation of Kurt Kelm (e.g. ISBN 3-7464-0149-6) is much better then the one from Irmtraud Zimmermann-Göllheim.
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by klft 7y ago
Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22584108
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Ask HN: Could Ibuprofen worsen Covid-19?
7 points by klft 7y ago|4 comments
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by klft 7y ago
I thought about Linux but while it should be possible to use the iX500 with Linux you would lose OCR. I did some tests and compared the OCR of the included ABBYY FineReader with Tesseract[1]. Tesseract was not good enough for my use case. S
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by klft 7y ago
(1) For note taking I stumbled across anno[1] via[2] two weeks ago. It's a python flask application which you run on your localhost. You write markdown which gets stored locally as file and is rendered as html using pandoc[3]. It'
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by klft 7y ago
Thanks for providing the test service. It's really easy to use if one is familiar with swagger UIs. First tests show that the results are good.
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by klft 8y ago
> Large corporations tend to stay away from independent projects altogether. Two possible reasons: - Risk assessment: In 2 - 5 years, will there still be further development, bug fixes, especially of security bugs. Taking over responsibi
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by klft 8y ago
Z8000 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zilog_Z8000