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maaaats
8y ago
It's often about incentives. Why buy if you can wait until the shop is about to close and get it for free? Or as an employee, why care about food wastage if it gives you lot of free goods you can take home?
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This lacingpattern looks like the same used on bicycle shoes for some years. For an example see "shimano rc9". Not adjusted by a motor, though. Think it's called Boa lacing.
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8y ago
How is a webpage able to query the local file system? That sounds pretty bad.
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8y ago
And the evidence that it's the neighbours aren't exactly damning. I would expect it to be someone from close by snatching packages.
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8y ago
I wonder why Google is so bad at picking up that these pages are clickfarms, and not instead return the original when searching. In my native language (norwegian), I have lately had issues with searching for stuff, opening the page linked b
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8y ago
> This article hot links images hosted at nickmchardy.com Yeahhh, I would quickly have changed the contents of those images..
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8y ago
> Be careful about VirtualBox Extensions Don't you mean: Be careful to follow the licensing for whatever products you use.
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8y ago
Also Dwitter[0], "javascript demos in 140 characters", if one's into this kind of stuff [0]: https://www.dwitter.net/
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Hiding complexity in Elm
(elm.christmas)
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It's cool to toy with Tetris. Did it myself as a student, can't remember all the stuff I tried. But one thing I did was to make the blocks go invisible a few seconds after landing. Fun to try and remember the state of the board.
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8y ago
Not the same kind of loop, but a few years ago I had to quickly fix email sending in some PHP service. Being rusty in PHP, I at least managed to write a for loop iterating over the list and send mails. Or so I thought. I had forgot "$&
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> Flaw 2: One common suggestion is to let useState() accept a key argument (e.g. a string) that uniquely identifies a particular state variable within a component. I tried asking about that earlier here on HN[0], nice to finally at lea
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8y ago
That doesn't answer the question (why no one on Ingstad saw the tanker on AIS)
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> > And useState Hook does exactly the same thing. Except it does more bookkeeping behind the scenes to know which state you want (since you're not passing in an identificator). Wonder why they chose that solution, as it's
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8y ago
> Stay away from memes - they're just cliches propagated at the speed of Twitter. Never do anything to "all the things". :tada: A standard technical post on Medium is a couple of meme-images with no context throughout :o
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8y ago
You can search for "the 4 percent rule" or "trinity study" if you're curious about more. But basically, stock markets over long time average 7-8%. Subtracting inflation gives you a rule of thumb of 4% that historica
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I see reddit mentioned by multiple people. I think the sub https://www.reddit.com/r/financialindependence/ might also be a nice fit, as it is about how to become financial independent (already achieved by OP) and
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8y ago
> That is barely enough money to retire comfortably the rest of your life. Barely? Using the "safe withdrawal rate" of 4% after inflation if the money is invested, one could spend 320k a year and probably not run out.
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I'd wager 20% of Norway or more has been actively following these games. Everyone has been talking about it, the last few weeks the lunch at work has been mostly discussing the game the night before. All over the media. Biggest tv chan
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8y ago
Yeah, what's up with Gmail not loading lately (in Firefox). Opening a mail takes ages, and often it's not marked as read when I return later.
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Would be cool if it also explained what some of these services were.
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The virtual DOM is slow. Meet the memoized DOM
(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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Race to the bottom between states (and governments) to attract big businesses. Tragedy of the commons. It's also unfair for the smaller players, they never get the same kind of treatment.
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> "100M degrees" (Kelvin) Off topic, but this distinction made me laugh. Like the difference between Kelvin and Celsius would throw everything off.
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Not trying to start a language war, but I would like the old or the new api better if it had static types. Right now it's thousands of functions that can take thousands of different objects, and I would never know what to use except th
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The problem is when you're outside Apple's warranty, but still inside what the law in EU/Norway gives you. Then they aren't as friendly. For instance, most electronic devices have 5 years warranty by law here, then it do
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> Because one costumer decided he wanted to have his laptop repaired instead of the Apple's usual practice of giving a refurbished device? I have no idea what you're talking about here..? It's not whether they repair or
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> Still, I'm glad that Apple are still the sort of company that replace the whole machine in these situations Huh, in Norway there are multiple cases of them refusing to follow the law when it comes to repairs. Norway has good con
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You are lucky that someone else risked their jobs to put you in a position where you can spout this. If it weren't for unions and strikes, the common worker would have been much worse off.
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> to see what kind of difference there is between the sexes when comparing like-for-like jobs. What if the pay is equal for like-for-like jobs, but for the higher paying jobs one sex is vastly underrepresented? Not saying it is, just t
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