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by mzi 3y ago
It also has a problem with quantity, so it gets confused by things like the cube root of 750l that it maintains for a long time is around 9m. It even suggests that 1l is equal to 1m³.
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by mzi 3y ago
In Sweden we have "The Enforcement Agency", a government agency that does both with the same process. And it's the same process for both companies and private persons. Credit risk is a lot lower in Sweden for that reason, com
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by mzi 3y ago
Running unit tests as integration tests will explode in your face. In any decent complex code base testing time will go through the roof and you will have a hard time getting the genie back in the bottle. Testing that you actually run &quot
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by mzi 3y ago
I've heard the term "TjackGPT" in Swedish when it derails. The "tj" is pronounced as "ch" and tjack is slang for "amphetamines", so "speed". Not far from MethGPT!
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by mzi 3y ago
This has been up many times before. It seems that the stack evolves so a lot can have happened since 2019 when the last update was made.
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by mzi 3y ago
That you are charged to file your taxes are the most American thing ever. Over here you just sign your prefilled return via your phone and be done with it.
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by mzi 3y ago
> the hydrofoil ship's time might have arrived This spring an EV hydrofoil commute ferry will start its first route in Stockholm, Sweden: https://www.svt.se/nyheter/lokalt/stockholm/flygande-elfarja...
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by mzi 3y ago
Previous (as soon as two days ago): https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu... and misnamed: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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by mzi 3y ago
For me it was the feeling of "being on the internet" that made ISDN so special. My computer had a fixed IP address, a name in DNS and the router at work had of course dial-out, so I could telnet into it from anywhere on the planet
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by mzi 3y ago
We produce 170TWh per year in Sweden. 41% is hydro, 29% is nuclear and 19% wind. So a large chunk is nuclear, but far from the majority.
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by mzi 3y ago
In Stockholm, Sweden you pay maximum 3% of your salary for your first kid, with a max 1 688 SEK. For the second child you pay another 2% (1125 SEK) and %1 for the third (563 SEK). From the fourth kid there is no charge.
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by mzi 3y ago
If you reorder your repositories so the zfs repository comes before the default one in the configuration you won't have that problem.
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by mzi 3y ago
On different flavors of *nix you have "compose character" that helps you with that. In my sway config I have xkb_options grp:win_space_toggle,compose:caps and then I can do compose ss for ß or compose SS for ẞ. https:&#x
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by mzi 3y ago
It took hundreds of subject experts from ten organizations in seven countries almost three years to reach that conclusion. Here at HN we want a post mortem for a cloud failure in a matter of hours.
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by mzi 3y ago
Just a little nitpick, the phrase is "bar none". https://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=2451
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by mzi 3y ago
In Sweden, like other developing nations, we had our soldiers cycling with their anti tank weapons (first picture): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicycle_infantry
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by mzi 3y ago
I would guess you had a 14.4 kbps modem operating on 9600 baud.
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by mzi 3y ago
In Sweden all non-compete clauses that has been challenged by a court has been thrown out. Unless they have been backed by compensation. Too few cases has been tried to establish a floor for this compensation, but numbers thrown around indi
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by mzi 3y ago
A finn doing a standup comedy skit about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igh9iO5BxBo
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by mzi 3y ago
https://github.com/rsc/unix/
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by mzi 3y ago
I've discussed this with numerous different friends and colleagues over the years, and then most see time as linear if not quantified but very different when you start asking of periods. So many see years as cyclical, and understandabl
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by mzi 3y ago
Diplomacy was created in 1954, and there the limitations are not really fog of war (you can see all players tokens) but the moves are written down and executed "simultaneous" and in verbatim (so moving an army from Constantinople
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by mzi 3y ago
Not so related. The linked is a Javascript lib for Denos hosted FoundationDB-based key-value store.
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by mzi 3y ago
I have a lot of yubikeys. The one I still use the most is my first one: the rfid enabled that isn't even on their history pages. It's been on my keys for more than 10 years and I wouldn't say it looks new but not very much un
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by mzi 3y ago
Here in Sweden we have a lot of (military) airstrips that are incorporated into the public road network. It's always strange when you bike on a rural road and it broadens to a four lane motorway straight ahead for a kilometer, and then
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by mzi 3y ago
> Mossadegh was not "democratically elected." There was massive opposition to him inside Iran. See also: presidents of the United States of America There is no contradiction between democratically elected and domestic oppositio
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by mzi 3y ago
Can you give sources to this? I find nothing written in the wiki [1] article of Luna 3 [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luna_3
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by mzi 3y ago
Yes, pulumi is just wrapping terraform[1]. So you need to understand both the quirks of that and the quirks of pulumi. And I'm lazy so I just want to deal with one quirk at the time. [1] https://github.com/pulumi/p
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by mzi 3y ago
Ah, yes! That was a mistype from me, I meant to echo the previous comment but lower the count.
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by mzi 3y ago
At least my render of the pricing page gives that 700 searches per day are included in the $10 plan, with additional searches priced at ¢1.5. So 1000 searches would be $14.5 plus conversion fee if you don't have a dollar account.

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