mweibel

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The “432 Hz vs. 440 Hz” conspiracy theory(jakubmarian.com)
447 points by mweibel 10y ago|315 comments
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Torrenting the galaxy(medium.com)
2 points by mweibel 10y ago|0 comments
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Spotify's HubFramework for building component-driven UIs on iOS(spotify.github.io)
3 points by mweibel 10y ago|1 comments
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by mweibel 10y ago
> that one can not urinate in the street never heard of such a law. If anything there's maybe one in certain cities. I know this is just an example, but I wonder why you'd bring this example up as an example about inflexibilit
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by mweibel 10y ago
Of course having a job is better than no job. That doesn't excuse Uber from having good working conditions, though.
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iOS 10 released(macrumors.com)
2 points by mweibel 10y ago|1 comments
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by mweibel 10y ago
I'm Swiss and I do think it's pretty crazy doing that even though the flight time itself is not that much. It's probably just not being used to people flying so often as it's not that common (at least it's the first
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by mweibel 10y ago
I agree and thought about this too but chose the original title of the article because that's what's usually done here.. And now I can't edit the title anymore :(
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What nobody will tell you about JSON(elitalon.com)
2 points by mweibel 10y ago|2 comments
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by mweibel 10y ago
What does the asylum reform say about the UBI? I don't see how you get from one to the other?
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by mweibel 10y ago
> I'm not sure that's a downside, unless you prefer hearing prayer 5 times a day Is/Was prohibited anyway in Switzerland, so this vote didn't change anything on that fact. Though this argument has been used during the
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by mweibel 10y ago
Do you have a issue or feature request open? I'd be happy to add a plus one:-)
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by mweibel 10y ago
cross posting what I wrote as a comment in the article: epmd is a separate process, yes. But an erlang node connects to epmd in order to register it's name on it. It will bind a socket to talk with epmd (probably among other things)..
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by mweibel 11y ago
of course it was a bit of a generalization. However I don't think it's harder to use prepared statements and I do think you should always use it, even if you're absolutely sure that the data you get in isn't an injection
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by mweibel 11y ago
yep, and doesn't use prepared statements for DB queries..
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by mweibel 11y ago
I'm quite sure that this, what you call trivial thing, requires more than a single commit.. Might need some non-trivial data changes in the backend before actually removing the frontend limit.
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by mweibel 11y ago
I usually use this tutorial as a help if I write Makefiles: http://www.ploxiln.net/make.html
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by mweibel 11y ago
Very nice article, will keep that in mind when trying to help others with promises. Also helped me to re-understand some things :) One thing though, Advanced mistake #4, is in my opinion good answer, the Q library however gives a (afaik) no
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How Googlebot crawls JavaScript(searchengineland.com)
237 points by mweibel 11y ago|109 comments
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by mweibel 12y ago
why shouldn't there be "firefox users" in the HN crowd? Anyway, the purpose of the code example there was to show how it looks and explains some more things in the text afterwards. If you don't see what he means because
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by mweibel 12y ago
Schöne Weihnachten :)
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by mweibel 12y ago
As far as I can see they're using an Open-Source platform (on the first paragraph they mention it).
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Cloudscale – Swiss virtual servers(cloudscale.ch)
63 points by mweibel 12y ago|36 comments
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by mweibel 12y ago
(FYI) Webstorm 9 is already out since a couple of days
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by mweibel 12y ago
I 'just' used PyCharm for python development and it's really awesome (now not coding python much anymore, that's why 'use d '). I don't know exactly about the Python Plugin for IntelliJ but I heard that it
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by mweibel 12y ago
Pretty awesome and good instructions on how to start! What would be nice to see when the next battle will start (probably localized) :-)
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Apple Initiates iPhone 5 Battery Replacement Program(macrumors.com)
3 points by mweibel 12y ago|0 comments
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by mweibel 12y ago
I think what they to with the settings is actually correct. I'd say most of the users don't even think about changing the stuff you just said. Therefore it's correct to, in order to make the settings easier, remove not widely
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by mweibel 12y ago
i'm not saying similar stuff doesn't happen. But people having weapons doesn't help at all.
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by mweibel 12y ago
wtf? That's why in europe this happens all the time, right? I don't think it would help the situation at all if both sides would be armed. (Which, obviously doesn't mean that I think what the police doing there is correct). M

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