mongol

19 ms·

241.
by mongol 2y ago
I don't think it is the only thing, but I agree that if the delivery method is not RSS, then it is something else.
242.
by mongol 2y ago
Similar to why radio relates to electromagnetical transmissions in the radio spectrum. When it happens over internet, we don't call it radio, but possibly internet radio. RSS was the origin of podcasts, and if it does not involve RSS,
243.
by mongol 2y ago
> Podcasts typically use RSS I would even say that a podcast that does not support RSS is not a podcast, it is something else.
244.
by mongol 2y ago
Reminds me of SKF's sponsorship of the new Marble Machine by Martin from Wintergatan See for example this video, how to choose your ball bearing https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NO-BgMiC2yg
245.
by mongol 2y ago
My read of parent's link says differently.
246.
by mongol 2y ago
Could that not have been because they could not sell film for them anymore, rendering them useless? So it was to make customers whole? Edit: Missed the last part where you said the same
247.
by mongol 2y ago
Do you need to sign an agreement to this effect before starting filming? I don't see how it can legally hold.
248.
by mongol 2y ago
How would you have preferred the HR director to address you in the email then?
249.
by mongol 2y ago
I use to say "colleagues". That should be ok I hope.
250.
by mongol 2y ago
He said himself that probably knows more about manufacturing than anyone else. I don't take that as a true statement, but at the time he slept at the Tesla factory floor, I am sure he learned a lot and solved many manufacturing problem
251.
by mongol 2y ago
Is this interview worthwhile seeing to understand his state if mind? Or does it take a German to understand how clueless he is on this topic?
252.
by mongol 2y ago
Snapcast is really good. I use it too. And on a recent Ask HN thread, I saw that someone had implemented it for ESP32 chips, so now I will try that out too.
253.
by mongol 2y ago
Yes but that was during a time before we had even entered Enlightenment. I don't see how it says anything about consequences of a 1.5 degree average warming.
254.
by mongol 2y ago
I can see all of these happening but billions dead is a really high number so my question is more about the quantitive aspect. Are there estimates that land on this number, or is it just a high number more or less guessed
255.
by mongol 2y ago
Will billions die? How?
256.
by mongol 2y ago
You definitely have a point. We need to distinguish between in-house developed IT-systems, and software sold as a product. They are quite different. For the former, whether a file is a source file or a configuration file often does not real
257.
by mongol 2y ago
I can see a difference between being allowed to publish an expired work as-is, and profit from it, vs reusing the characters for a completely different story.
258.
by mongol 2y ago
The correlation between Jews and Nobel Prize is much more likely attributed to social factors.
259.
by mongol 2y ago
By hanging out in the smaller communities and leaving the larger ones behind. You can't change the world, but you can choose how you live in it.
260.
by mongol 2y ago
Reddit. I used to be on X but I no longer am. LinkedIn, if that counts as a community... I see it mostly as a Rolodex
261.
by mongol 2y ago
Pretty hilarious. Both accurate and entertaining. Now I also want to use CodeSquish.
262.
by mongol 2y ago
Java would really benefit from a fresh take on the build story. Maven is definitely a tool that suffers from this phenomenon.
263.
by mongol 2y ago
Is not this a very generic phenomenon? I would argue it applies broadly. For example budgeting, you usually start from last year's budget and tweak that, rather than start from scratch. Or when you write an application letter, or a Ser
264.
by mongol 2y ago
> listen to crap from politicians all day This part I recently decided I will stop doing. It will not be easy and I may fail, but I think my mood requires it.
265.
by mongol 2y ago
> the idea of the town square does not scale. Completely agree. Instead of one giant town square ("Facebook") what we would benefit from are 1000 smaller ones ("Facebook competitors") and some way to "travel&quot
266.
by mongol 2y ago
I don't take that for gospel. It is just Marc's poor take.
267.
by mongol 2y ago
It is individual of course. But for example Emanuel Macron and Mario Draghi have sounded the bell quite clearly. As individual citizens we should try to buy European any time there is a European alternative.
268.
by mongol 2y ago
We are awake. We should decouple ourselves from the tech giants on the other side of the pond. They don't have our best interests in mind.
269.
by mongol 2y ago
Yes, lost all respect for him. And not only for that. Asking Zelensky what he admires with Trump.. what the hell of a question is that? By all means, ask what he thinks about Trump, but formulating the question that way... and then to follo
270.
by mongol 2y ago
This makes a lot of sense. But where it really matters, say train departure times, are there rules that the doors are closing precisly at X seconds? Or is it arbitrary?

More ›