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by progre 5y ago
Oh yeah, thanks!
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by progre 5y ago
For addition I can see the binary addition at work. The ding "carries" if it get put in a ring that already has a ding by getting its own ring etc... For multiplication I just WAT
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by progre 5y ago
Exactly like livestock. If you take a look at the family tree of comercial honebee queens (yes, one exists, breeders track lineage) you will find that there are lots of loops and backtracks. Basically, lots of inbreeding. Bees are bread for
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by progre 5y ago
Sidetrack: I think the focus on domesticated bees as pollinators is dangerous. If wild polinators can't survive we are fucked even if we have bees.
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by progre 5y ago
Polystyrene hives are quite common. I'm sure plasic frames exist but I haven't seen them in use.
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by progre 5y ago
Not proof. The question was about cloud companies.
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by progre 5y ago
Vauge dismissals are easy to dish out. Care to give some examples?
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by progre 5y ago
Apparently, Mr Cash hates Montana
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by progre 5y ago
The modeling language for Fornjot is Rust. To me, this seems like an akward language to write models in. Not saying that OpenSCAD:s modeling is amazing though.
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by progre 5y ago
I would say that when you know the strengths and weak spots in a language and can program to take advantage of the former and avoid the latter, then you know the language. Syntax and operators is not enough.
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by progre 5y ago
They will help with reducing floods? Downstream maybe. Where the beavers live? No.
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by progre 5y ago
"Swedish road sign" as this is the sign for interesting old stuff near the road. Various dictionaries like translate "fornlämning" to "ancient site" or "ancient monument". I think americans have the t
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by progre 5y ago
Direct link to the source https://youtu.be/qsEjV8DdSbs
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by progre 5y ago
Fellow swede, same here. It always makes me think of these guys: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_holdout Last confirmed holdout in 1974, almost 30 years after ww2 ended for Japan.
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by progre 5y ago
None of those has service advertising (only enumeration). RS232 is not even a buss protocol,
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by progre 5y ago
And the 14 other bus protocols with service advertising aimed at microcontrollers are...?
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by progre 5y ago
The guy was a master promoter. He was also something of a cultural leech. The punk era was made possible because some basic technology was suddenly cheap enough for anyone. I'm talking about small run vinyl pressings (music) and xerox
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by progre 5y ago
Coming from MSSQL I was equally surprised that you cant query across databases in postgres even if they are on the the same server. Yeah there is the Foreign Data Wrapper thing but the DBA was very reluctant to enable it or whatever.
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by progre 5y ago
Shallow reading ? It's a one sentence comparison with the movie not my fucking literary analysis.
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by progre 5y ago
The book (one of my favourites) is a little diffrent. There the perspective is that of the mobile infantist. The classic hero arc but in a fashist world. Like in the movie, there is no enlightenment or revolution though, just the story of a
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by progre 5y ago
‘... spies?' I thought we were chums with the Low King!’ 'Of course we are,’ said Vetinari. ‘And the more we know about each other, the friendlier we shall remain. We’d hardly bother to spy on our enemies. What would be the poi
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by progre 5y ago
Sorry, yes. I wrote that mess. I'm swedish, we use the same word for both sides of the transaction. "Låna" - very obviously related to the english "loan". It didn't occur to me that there is a directionality to
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by progre 5y ago
What I get from the article: Some scumbags loaned money from Credit Suisse. As security, they used their big boats and airplanes. Credit Suisse then themselves loaned money from hedge funds offering a very good return and using the scumbags
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by progre 5y ago
Not quite, but apparently the first thing they did after switching to new rotor settings each morning was to send a neatly structured weather report.
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by progre 5y ago
Also, in part, cause of current events. What I mean is, I think this crisis is manufactured in part to foster unity on the russian home front.
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by progre 5y ago
I own exactly one art book, one with Dürer's collected works. His rhino aways cracks me up. Apparently he never saw one in real life, but drew one anyway.
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by progre 5y ago
Normal finnish consumtion, about 0.2 kg of beans per week.
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by progre 5y ago
Slightly off topic, but when I was debugging a release pipeline in Azure Devops I discovered that they do a surprisingly good job of keeping secret values out of the logs: I was trying to dump a connection string with inline powershell but
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by progre 5y ago
Why would it look blank? You don't have to rasterize text when rendering pdf from svg.
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by progre 5y ago
Next time I have to update my CV, I'm gonna use Inkscape. I'm done with trying to trick various markup languages into placing text where I want it on the page.

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