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by peheje 4y ago
Can milk be ethical?
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by peheje 4y ago
Not OP. But a breakthrough innovation in charging could be a new battery-technology holding charge for much longer but required different charging specifications offered by USB-C. Such a breakthrough would hopefully get enough attention fro
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by peheje 4y ago
Have you had a look at F#? It has great GC piggybacking on the huge amount of efforts going into dotnet, each release since dotnet core has just gotten faster and faster, not just GC but many parts of the ecosystem, see e.g. https:/&#
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by peheje 4y ago
Could this sync-feature be opt-in instead of mandatory?
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by peheje 4y ago
I don't understand why you need my e-mail during setup.
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by peheje 5y ago
Anecdotal but I stopped using anti perspirants directly on my skin and using only no-fragrance soaps and shampoos. Have had much less headaches since.
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by peheje 5y ago
A few extracts from the wiki site. Source https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737_MAX_groundings ..The 737 MAX's larger CFM LEAP-1B engines are fitted farther forward and higher up than in previous models. The ae
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by peheje 5y ago
I am sorry you feel that way about AI.
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by peheje 5y ago
I'm still a newb to F#, but did a few Advent of Code 2021 in it. Once I learned to do a log function that logged/dumped input to a file - and then returned the input - it was trivial to stick this log function anywhere in the pipe
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by peheje 5y ago
It is. One thing I don't get about the async story in Computation Expressions is the sudden need for you to think about return/return! Couldn't CE continue to use "return by last statement" and then do the CE-invoki
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by peheje 5y ago
What does postgres do differently here to still have good performance?
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by peheje 5y ago
Very well explained. Looking back I remember the projects where you had one of those unicorn colleagues/customers that truly could tie business and technical complexities together. It's often those projects that end up the best, b
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by peheje 5y ago
What level are you teaching?
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by peheje 5y ago
Maybe the German wiki pages on the specific math terms are already translated to English. If not maybe google can help. Not saying it's easy.
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by peheje 5y ago
F# is a pretty cool language. What do you think about coding in it compared to other languages? (And what other?) Would love to hear some comparisons.
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by peheje 5y ago
If only there was some way to contribute to the english wiki (article or search) when you are lucky enough to understand the (better) german one... :-)
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by peheje 5y ago
Really cool video series! Great to see the OO vs functional approach.
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by peheje 5y ago
We have issues with our dual HP screen setup going completely black out for 5-10 seconds randomly 3-5 times throughout a work-day. When it happens the screen setup/orientation often reset, so left becomes right. We've tried multip
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by peheje 5y ago
"there should be an official list of recommended hardware and users should buy only it" That official list would have to be provided by the seller of said HW, like it's happening now for nvidia, intel, amd, logitech etc. etc.
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by peheje 5y ago
So this is hacker news.. Anyone with the knowledge, how difficult is it actually to enable hardware decoding for the vast HW out there? Like how many hours of work / manpower do you to have HW decoding support for the hardware out ther
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by peheje 5y ago
Maybe in regard to their new APU's, but everything else I think PC's are just as great. There has also been some really nice Windows laptops in most recent years. I got a business HP laptop (think it was probook series) for work w
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by peheje 5y ago
Why are some people not willing to spend money on these things? Isn't it a good thing to be willing to? HW acceleration, great sleep support, nice trackpad drivers, good battery life, well integrated high-resolution display support, hi
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by peheje 5y ago
and 120 hz screen
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by peheje 5y ago
Try to use the debugger, learn breakpoints and watches. Unsure what IDE you use, but if you use Intellij, this will get you started very quickly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAWnIP1S6UA
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by peheje 5y ago
Are the points written in a readable format anywhere?
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by peheje 5y ago
The article also encourages other methods of involving your colleages. "Talk to your team before you start, so you can get better ideas and avoid rework." So if you do that or even pair program it will be easy for the involved (i
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by peheje 5y ago
"Let’s say we want to send information to another Ractor, but don’t want to block for it to finish processing it. What happens if the receiving Ractor is too slow to process the data?" I would prefer an API where the channels can
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by peheje 5y ago
If history has taught us anything it's that technology won't stop evolving. And whenever humans thinks surely we've reached the peak of technological advancements, time proves us wrong. One thing is for sure, it's going
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by peheje 5y ago
Addendum. More tests. I see. Would you then lead the algorithm along a trajectory. If you can pass this simple test you would probably be able to pass this as well then this... Babysitting it along the way. Ideally you wouldn't need to
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by peheje 5y ago
I think it would be impractical for a naive fitness function that is 0 for failure and 1 for success. Wouldn't the signal be too difficult to find? GA would be brute force until you find code that passed a test. I don't think test

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