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by nawitus 10y ago
Interesting. I tend to recommend the inverse - light meals in the morning / day, and the biggest meal in the evening. I think it's psychologically easier to feel hunger during the day knowing that you'll have a large meal in
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by nawitus 10y ago
We've had quite many issues due to using RHEL with the devicemapper storage driver. But overall I like the concept behind it.
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We use Kontena at the moment. https://kontena.io/
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You can implement a custom element which shows the characters as dots (essentially your third suggestion).
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by nawitus 10y ago
An "open office" for 5-7 persons is different from an open office for 30+ people. In fact, I think an "open office" for 5-7 persons (e.g. the typical software development team) is quite ideal.
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It's not silly logic if it's true. Medium may or may not have better features / quality than alternatives. You need to actually argue why Facebook is better than Friendster or Myspace to invalidate the argument that Facebook
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by nawitus 10y ago
Your analogy is flawed. There were and are plenty of other "create a blog with a few clicks that you don't have to host" services.
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by nawitus 10y ago
Which is why I added the comparison to average wage.
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by nawitus 10y ago
>teachers being respected leads to higher pay Note that teachers are not paid well in Finland. The average wage for a classroom teacher is $43k per year, which is slightly less than the average wage of all workers.
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by nawitus 10y ago
I think "using APIs" is AI-complete, thus making "autonomous APIs" a pipe dream until we have an AGI, and at that point APIs are not that interesting anymore.
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No, the first cosmonaut was Yuri Gagarin.
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Here's my rough sketch on how this could work: a) You track every person from multiple camera angles, it should be "relatively easy" to track the position of every customer at all times. I'm not sure if it can handle peo
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by nawitus 10y ago
Self-checkout registers in Finland have about 1 employee per 6 machines. They work pretty well, I haven't had any issues after the first few months they were launched.
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by nawitus 10y ago
In some cases coasting in neutral will save fuel, in others it will not. This depends on the specific situation. If you're coasting down a hill to a stop, then it's better to coast in gear to use approximately no fuel. If you&#x27
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by nawitus 10y ago
Coasting down a hill in neutral definitely saves fuel compared to coasting in gear if you can utilize the kinetic energy. If you're coasting down a hill and then need to stop quickly it's better to coast in gear.
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by nawitus 10y ago
Review of the game here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_Yuwt2-yq8
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Battle.net does the same: https://www.reddit.com/r/wow/comments/3hbqcl/psa_battlenet_p...
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by nawitus 10y ago
It's almost unusable on Firefox, rather slow on Edge but fast on Chrome for me.
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by nawitus 10y ago
For some reason this page is really slow on Firefox.
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by nawitus 10y ago
It doesn't matter if you're comparing "0.001" success to "1" success or "1" success to "1000" success.
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"Polymer custom elements are authored in HTML files, which limits you to plain JavaScript/CSS (and language features supported by today’s browsers). In comparison, Vue’s single file components allows you to easily use ES2015+ and
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by nawitus 10y ago
Should you commit the yarn lockfile to version control?
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Why should I use this instead of plain CSS?
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by nawitus 10y ago
One recruiter said that he'll find out my salary from my tax return when I said I didn't want to disclose it to him. By the way, I think the actual income is public knowledge, not the tax rate.
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D. Crockford removed as speaker at Nodevember for making speakers uncomfortable(reddit.com)
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> Asm.js will still be around to support older browsers. I don't see a need for this since WebAssembly will provide a polyfill.
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The good old cargo cult effect.
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I think WebAssembly will replace asm.js soon.
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Ben Goertzel of OpenCog fame has argued for this for a long time.
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by nawitus 10y ago
We've tried that using Slack (and also IRC in previous projects, perhaps even email at some point). It works well, and I don't remember when I did a face-to-face daily standup the last time.

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