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by krab 4y ago
I absolutely love the smell of coffee. However, I don't enjoy drinking it in particular. I like it with a lot of milk and I find the taste of some coffee varieties quite interesting, enjoyable even. But not enough for daily drinking.
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by krab 4y ago
Our colo even offers managed Kubernetes on top of the rented hardware.
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by krab 4y ago
Yes! Make a new version of the language that includes the used extensions, freeze it for a while, add a few chapters to Learn You a Haskell. That would improve the experience of a learner who wants to move from toys to real projects.
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by krab 4y ago
The level of risk and needed effort also scales with the user base. So supporting local Gitlab or similar for 20 users is more like a 0.05 FTE, whereas it can easily be 0.5 FTE or more for 100 users.
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by krab 4y ago
A bit more than half of the added value in Germany is created by companies with less than 500 employees and less than €50M yearly turnover (Mittelstand). There is in fact a lot of specialized machinery vendors providing significant value. N
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by krab 4y ago
The site is probably machine translated. The texts in Czech and Slovak don't make much sense. To me, this screams shortcuts and falsehood. I immediately start to question what features are really there. Just my 2c.
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by krab 4y ago
Exactly. I've read the article but I don't find the argument very convincing. The helmet is light enough I don't think about it when driving. Does it really alter my driving style to be riskier? I've cracked two helmets
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by krab 4y ago
For the record, I do wear a helmet on a racetrack in a car. :-) It adds major inconvenience, but the general risk on a racetrack is greater because you're pushing the vehicle to its limits. The risk/inconvenience ratio seems OK fo
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by krab 4y ago
I'd like to wear helmet as a passenger as well as a driver on such bike. The helmet doesn't add almost any inconvenience, is reasonably cheap and light. Why not wear it? I use shared bikes one-way quite often and I usually carry m
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by krab 4y ago
At racetracks, they're usually mandatory. It's all a matter of risk vs. inconvenience.
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by krab 4y ago
Yes. Without any active cooling, it also places a limit on power consumption so it advertises it should be cost efficient to operate it at home.
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by krab 4y ago
According to the README, it bisects. It doesn't matter much for me, though - the batches in our case were never big. https://github.com/bors-ng/bors-ng/blob/master/README.md#how...
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by krab 4y ago
It tries to build all queued changes together at first. So if you don't have any conflicts, there is no throughput limit.
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by krab 4y ago
The ban on selling shares by foreigners is probably still in place. So the price might be somewhat overestimated.
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by krab 5y ago
A different country, similar test. I remember you would just memorize the questions and their right answers. There was a limited set of questions, publicly available.
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by krab 5y ago
The amount was so ridiculous that it didn't replace coffee for me. :-) Anyway, it's already fixed for our account.
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by krab 5y ago
Exactly. Arriving to the city center and skipping all the airport hassle is huge.
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by krab 5y ago
It doesn't matter for this story of contraception not working 100%.
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Toyota patents simulated manual gearbox for electric cars(autoexpress.co.uk)
2 points by krab 5y ago|1 comments
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by krab 5y ago
Why Shroeder's test? Does it have anything to do with Gerhard Schroeder? I fail to see what. :-)
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by krab 5y ago
I implemented a similar idea for a few companies. The response was always very positive. In one company, it grew into a cluster of a few servers for higher capacity and availability. This load balancing and management code is a quite more c
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by krab 5y ago
If you're interested how it works (and how to possibly implement it by yourself), I wrote about the idea a few years ago. [1] To Postgres, recovering as a clone looks the same as if someone suddenly unplugged the computer power cable.
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by krab 5y ago
We have a calorimeter - it should count volume of hot water times the temperature difference. I heard it's not very precise.
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by krab 5y ago
How does inflation influence the tip percentage?
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by krab 5y ago
> Most people had no idea they even use colors.js Isn't that the problem? That they were running a lot of code from unpaid contributors without any guarantees (as said explicitly in the license) and then blaming those contributors w
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by krab 5y ago
In fact, it said "free water without implied fitness for a particular purpose".
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by krab 5y ago
In some parts of Europe (Czechia specifically but I heard it worked similarly in other countries), the standard is two full calendar months, so usually about ten weeks. Some candidates request three months and the employer usually can wait.
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Call for social media. Don't be a censorship tool(change.org)
2 points by krab 5y ago|0 comments
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by krab 5y ago
Oh, thanks! I didn't know that. I supposed it worked by inheriting the listening socket but I didn't check.
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by krab 5y ago
Why so? I thought UDP was stateless, making that process even easier. But I never implemented it.

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