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by marton78 5y ago
The problem is real and the parent commenter addresses it: learn interactive rebasing to craft a beautiful commit history.
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by marton78 5y ago
I second the C4 model, its concept of different zoom levels is great! It guides thinking when specifying an architecture, and is a great didactic device when explaining said architecture to executives / investors.
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by marton78 5y ago
There! An impostor! Seize him!
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by marton78 6y ago
"This app is not available for any of your devices", days Google Play Store...
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by marton78 6y ago
The first thing I looked for was whether they mention the horrible kerning at Mehringdamm. Was not disappointed.
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by marton78 6y ago
That's funny, I don't know anyone who uses that feature.
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Gagarin is my childhood hero, never heard about Glenn.
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The antidote to civilisational collapse – An interview with Adam Curtis (2018)(economist.com)
171 points by marton78 6y ago|213 comments
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by marton78 6y ago
I recommend this interview with British documentary filmmaker Adam Curtis. A clever analysis of how social media shapes the public. https://www.economist.com/open-future/2018/12/06/the-antidot...
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I'm not sure why you think this were written in pure js without a framework. It uses React and Sanity.
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KENKOU | Mobile, Full Stack, Data Science, QM | Berlin, Germany | Full-time, On Site after COVID | https://kenkou.de We're a Berlin based start-up on the road to improving cardiovascular health everywhere. Our product is a
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by marton78 6y ago
No. The optimistic view incurs opportunity cost: instead of attempting the impossible, something useful could have been done instead.
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by marton78 6y ago
This is excellent advice. Take this to the heart, OP!
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Still, after breaking, the bottom part of the PLASTIC screw will remain buried in the soil of some national park.
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by marton78 6y ago
Oval, orange, edible in summer? Japonica. Round, brown, requires frost - European.
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by marton78 6y ago
Yeah. Naspolya. We have them in Hungary, too, although they have become less and less common over the years.
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by marton78 6y ago
Holy shit, now that's a clear case of "awful taste, beautiful execution". How kitschy!
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by marton78 6y ago
This problem can clearly only be solved by AI.
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by marton78 6y ago
Yes! Very much! I took a course of evolutionary game theory, which opened up my eyes and changed the way I think. So much that I'd recommend (evolutionary) game theory for everyone. It's relevant in every day life: human interacti
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by marton78 6y ago
What about parsing that XML upfront, serialising to some binary format (e.g. CBOR, maybe with nlohmann's JSON library, or Cap'n Proto) and shipping the binary file?
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by marton78 6y ago
Great Britain is missing Northern Ireland.
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Only inside the same compilation unit.
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by marton78 6y ago
ory.sh
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Therefore, not perpetually forgotten.
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by marton78 6y ago
A powerful and mysterious device, whos mystery is only exceeded by its power.
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It would be interesting to learn whether other options were considered. I would have definitely tried Presto (or AWS Athena) querying ORC data, which would amount to a columnar storage with a sparse index, just like Click House.
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by marton78 6y ago
I think what you want it wasm. You just need to wait for a simple language which compiles to it - or learn rust.
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by marton78 6y ago
For your use case just use PostgREST.
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by marton78 6y ago
This reminds me of how much I hate people saying "quote unquote" followed by what they're quoting. If you really insist on unquoting, please do it where it belongs. However, if you trust me in determining where your quote end
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by marton78 6y ago
Funny. I thought it must be a Sanskrit word, it doesn't sound too Finnish to my untrained (albeit Hungarian) ears.

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