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Jeff Bezos Sells $2B of Amazon Stock After 4% Stake Transfer(bloomberg.com)
9 points by ptr 7y ago|1 comments
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The Anaemic Domain Model Is No Anti-Pattern, It’s a Solid Design(blog.inf.ed.ac.uk)
1 points by ptr 7y ago|0 comments
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Once an Anti-Pattern: Anemic Domain Model(no-kill-switch.ghost.io)
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How We Won the War(nytimes.com)
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Enough with the Service Objects Already(avdi.codes)
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TCP Flow Control(brianstorti.com)
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by ptr 7y ago
You aren’t typically a member of a union if you work in tech in Sweden. Some unions are also very passive, basically just an insurance. Crediting unions with the inventions and companies seems quite optimistic. Imho, they were at best a met
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Should You Run Your Database in Docker?(vsupalov.com)
2 points by ptr 7y ago|1 comments
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by ptr 7y ago
Was your problem something other than the FD_SETSIZE limitation of select?
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by ptr 7y ago
That means that you are in fact arguing that the government invited Nato to invade Sweden without letting the armed forces know. This is incredibly reckless due to the decentralized nature of the command structure -- why would Nato put
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by ptr 7y ago
Sweden was already expecting a soviet invasion. OK, so you're arguing that the government invited NATO without letting the navy know? That sounds incredibly risky. Again, Occam's razor.
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by ptr 7y ago
The Swedish government is and was very cautious to not point fingers without having proof. Getting proof is often hard when it comes to submarines. Unless they get beached on your islands... According to the article you're linking: &qu
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by ptr 7y ago
"It seems that wasnt the case for most subs", according to whom? The book you're referencing? Read the abstract: "After a Soviet Whiskey submarine was stranded in 1981 in the Swedish archipelago ... Today, all evidence f
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by ptr 7y ago
Interesting to see this paper here, I remember reading (and citing it) in my thesis where I implemented various optimizations in an AoT LLVM compiler for a dynamic language. Largest improvements were had by “inlining” values into the addres
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by ptr 8y ago
One thing that I find interesting is that Sweden, a country at the high-end when it comes to taxes and social safety, scores pretty high on innovation: https://www.su.se/english/education/student-life/stockhol
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Why Don't Americans Understand How Poor Their Lives Are?(danielsjourney.com)
151 points by ptr 8y ago|308 comments
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Global inequality: Do we live in a one-hump world?(jasonhickel.org)
1 points by ptr 8y ago|0 comments
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by ptr 8y ago
Why US based? Spotify is Swedish.
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The Meta-Circular Evaluator (2016)(rooijakkers.software)
40 points by ptr 8y ago|7 comments
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by ptr 8y ago
Location: Stockholm, Sweden Remote: Possibly/yes Willing to relocate: Possibly/yes Technologies: C++, Java, Ruby. Distributed systems, low-latency, compilers, kernel, web. Résumé/CV: www.iostream.cc (link to link
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by ptr 8y ago
Yes water isn't typically used in datacenters, halon gas can be used for example. But the noise of the nozzles releasing the gas can actually damage disk drives.
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by ptr 8y ago
https://wiki.osdev.org
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by ptr 8y ago
I agree wholeheartedly, having written a kernel myself first year in high school (and I don’t consider myself very intelligent). Mine was even more involved — it had user space, protected memory, multitasking, file systems, etc. So much fun
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Maternal Licorice Consumption linked to Detrimental Cognition in Children(academic.oup.com)
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Children and Gender Inequality: Evidence from Denmark [pdf](henrikkleven.com)
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by ptr 8y ago
Sure, you need invoices. But I don't think this is illegal with respect to the IRS. Though if your friend doesn't have $10 million in his LLC, then your friend will become insolvent and that might be illegal. On the other hand, if
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by ptr 8y ago
I’d like to express my gratitude as well.
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by ptr 8y ago
Yes! It's actually great -- you can rant as hard as you want because you know the author won't be upset.
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by ptr 8y ago
But companies aren’t ditching credit cards, we’re just using “contact less”/Apple Pay/etc. more. When Swish is used by a company (I’ve only seen a couple), they’re either super-cheap or gimmicky.
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by ptr 8y ago
Those that want help can get it — you can’t force help on everyone, and you need to be a legal citizen. Some are visiting from other EU countries.

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