ragebol

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   by ragebol 5y ago

   As long as I'm working on my branch, that I work on alone, I tend to rebase and interactively rebase those relatively often. The mantra is you shouldn't rebase public history, but since it's my working branch, I feel I can d
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   by ragebol 5y ago

   There's a great episode of the Omega Tau podcast on this topic, not sure which one I mean from these though: http://omegataupodcast.net/tag/fusion/
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   Starship is fully stacked again, by SpaceX's mechazilla tower(youtube.com)

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   by ragebol 5y ago

   Worst is: if you type some comment, then the ```, then some code and ``` to close it off, it shows an empty code block below the closing backticks. MS Teams is pushed by people who have never used or known anything better and are only using
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   by ragebol 5y ago

   Phsh, I know a guy that celebrated turning a billion seconds old. Brought pie and everything
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   by ragebol 5y ago

   There is/was a Dutch TV show called Lingo that is based on the same game and I'd expect there to be more such shows. Only variations the TV show has is the 6 word version on Saturday and some comedians made a sketch with a 19 lett
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   by ragebol 5y ago

   I would never have found the game (and played it) without those results being shared. Anecdata, sure, and correlation != causation an all that, but I have to agree.
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   by ragebol 5y ago

   Can I read something about this? Sounds very interesting!
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   by ragebol 5y ago

   Anything is better than people on a collapsing bridge, obviously. But you can only fence it off when you know its too bad. Checking that can be very expensive. So if you just don't know which of 450 bridges are bad, what do you do? Fe
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    So, what do you propose? Knocking them down? Put fences? Which are you going to do that on? Are you going to fend off all the people using those bridges for destroying their commute? None of those options are cheap either. Even selecting th
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    There's many such words, since the languages share a common root. I'm Dutch but work for a German company and the main language is English. If we can't find a word, typically stuff not core work related, it's often quick
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    And now too, since it ~doubled the science/dollar output of the telescope by doubling the lifetime. I think that's cool
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    Yep, saw that. Then I wonder: why are those attributes (seamark:light:{sequence, range, colour}) filled more often for lighthouses in Europe?
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    Seems to be quite Europe focussed, but then again 'Dienst" is Dutch for "Service". It's a project of the university of Groningen [0] [0] https://www.rug.nl/society-business/centre-for-informatio
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    There's even a music video for Land of Lisp!
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    Ah, so the troublesome interface is abstracted away by an further developed version of the roughly same thing. Interesting
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    That is the same argument. The Netherlands is denser, so it makes more sense to put in public infrastructure, which makes the place with that infra being more attractive. And I guess there's a switch-over point for population density w
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    Yeah, thought so too after I posted my comment and walked away. Oh well
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    Well, there was a TV show on Discovery in at least the Netherlands, called Megafactories, is this really that much larger? Car plants are pretty large as they go already. So, after some DDGing, the biggest car plant is Volkswagens' in
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    > The EU energy market mandates that wind and solar production must be bought before everything else. Not exactly. Operators can bid a price for generation and markets dictate the cheapest generators are bought up first. Renewables tend
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    You'll probably die from the vacuum before any corona will kill you. or is that not 'prevent'?
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    Putting your head in a hot oven continuously will probably prevent you from dying of the coronavirus indeed.
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    Point is that stroads don't give you that fast travel, because of all the traffic that needs getting in and off. The alternative of having a dedicated through-travel road with streets on the sides to access actual destinations does all
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    Saw the 1st Lego movie on a plane once, did not expect to tear up. Spaceship!
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    And then there's closely related Venn diagram of any-color-will-work-lego-house people vs. single-color-walls people EDIT: the current two child comments are of parts in that diagram, great. No judgement, I just wonder what type my son
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    I have to admit my Lego Technic hasn't come out of the box in a while, no idea if that stuff still actually works. I used it ~2 years ago to make a prototype for work though, great stuff for that too.
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    I mostly ignore the stuff not about the topic I followed a person for, but it does help me to keep my world view wider.
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    I'm a few years too young to have had this set, but I did have the Space Shuttle/submarine set ( http://technicopedia.com/8480.html ) and the red supercar with some flexible part ( http://technicopedia.com
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    Article mentions a type `List[Union[TemperatureMeasurement, HumidityMeasurement]]` to average over, so a list of potentially mixed temp and humidity. Which I guess you could average but has no physical meaning (though not the point of the a
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    by ragebol 5y ago

    I imagine the builders of inflated balloon house going are saying 'hub hub' all the time