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by progre 5y ago
I'd argue that parents being unhappy in their marrige is worse for children than a divorce in the long run
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by progre 5y ago
Having used PlantUML a bit I now see these diagrams everywhere in software documentation. Most don't use the piss-yellow and red default theme but the stick man actor icons is a sure tell it's PlantUML.
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by progre 5y ago
I also could not get the regex to work, so I ended up writing a custom tokenizer. It ended up being like 30 lines of code, and unlike the regex I could understand how it works
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by progre 5y ago
One interesting thing about this project is the extensive use of Make. Not only is the test suite Make based, there is also a Mal implementation in Make
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by progre 5y ago
GDPR only applies to personal data though? Like you can't store gender info "in case it's usefull later". I really don't see how a timestamp can be used in that way.
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by progre 5y ago
This is not the Swedish norm, this is Stockholm culture. Go to a small village and walk around pretending that other people are invisable, and you will have the police called on you for acting like a psyco. Edit: In fact, people pretending
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by progre 6y ago
Sad to see it go, I've been using it as default and been very happy with it
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by progre 6y ago
Those subreddits are not exactly hacker hotbeds though
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by progre 6y ago
Well, if we are talking illegal activities, Norway shares a long, marginally patrolled border with Sweden where alcohol is significantly cheaper. So if you are into smuggeling, I would try that first, before trying to arrange something up i
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by progre 6y ago
Transport costs might put a damper on that. Also, it sounds like it would also be subjected to import restrictions, even if it's the same country.
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by progre 6y ago
I didn't know the token format wasn't specified, thanks for the clarification! I've only ever come across JWT:s.
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by progre 6y ago
Well, that's kind of the point right? Keeping user secrets out of the trusting system.
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by progre 6y ago
Regarding the access token... > the server does not have any secrets or passwords to compare with the submitted data, which means that it is implicitly trusted The access token should be signed right? So it's not implicitly trust
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by progre 6y ago
I've worked quite a bit doing migrations and integrations against one of their products. The database schema is... interesting. This thing obviously started as a Sweden-only product, so the database schema for the Swedish version has S
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by progre 6y ago
This was for the libraries in the "between the lakes" region in Sweden (it was not for the "state"-level, I missremebered). Here is a link (swedish) https://kohasverige.se/nyheter
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by progre 6y ago
I don't know, when our libraries procured new state wide library software (each city had it's own before) they went with Koha (open source). This means that they are not really paying for development, only installation integration
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by progre 6y ago
Tieto, Nova Software and Unikum are well known players in the edu-it space with Tieto beeing the big one (they are in a lot of other industries as well). Normally they are in direct competition with each other.
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by progre 6y ago
Found the geaocacher
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by progre 6y ago
"Seveneves was depressing" - there's an understatement. Quite interesting sci-fi in it I thought, but did anyone really think a story about the end of the world would be a fun read? Dodge in hell was more micro level depressi
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by progre 6y ago
Sure, I'm not arguing for using fakes here. Mitutoyo is very respected for a good reason. I have never had one piece of Mitutoyo gear go flaky on me once. A coworker almost made us miss a flight because he refused to hand his Mitutoyo
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by progre 6y ago
All good points and I agree, but technically both the work piece and the measuring equipment needs to be settled in a controlled environment for the measurement to repeatable. I know this is not typically how calipers are used in practice t
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by progre 6y ago
Regardless of the make or source of measuring equipment they should be calibrated if used in any kind of regulated process. You can have a brand name caliper that zeros dead on every time on your gauge block but have a parallel error that t
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George C. Parker(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by progre 6y ago|0 comments
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by progre 6y ago
Let's see your 256b demo then, I sure that will be impressive
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by progre 6y ago
I chunk of it has to be. One money laundering idea I had a while back was to set up an "App Store", where certain organizations could publish real apps. You could fill it with "Yoga zen sounds", "Daily bible quote&q
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by progre 6y ago
Kinda weird to bring the Neanderthals into it in the last quote. First, the timeline don't quite fit, there seems to still have been large prey around when the Neanderthals disappeared. Second, I thought the modern view was that they m
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by progre 6y ago
I believe that it's quite difficult to buy such small parcels of forest in Sweden without already owning adjacent lots if the land is "zoned" for forestry. You can "sneak" into this by buying derelict farms where th
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by progre 6y ago
This is wonderful, big props to the girl with the less trained singing voice for going through with it.
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by progre 6y ago
Martial arts is not politics, and the western mindset is to respond with equal or greater force. In fact the military doctrine is to respond with disproportional force. Yielding may be the smarter thing to do, but that's would be seen
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by progre 6y ago
I came by this analogy by Dan Carlin. He was talking about "Germania" but the same applies to Sweden. When Sweden was christianized around 1000 AD this was basically equivalent to "being connected to the internet". Sudde

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