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by runj__ 6y ago
I've don't recall ever having worked with people in Spain but certainly with people living in France and Germany. It really is just a number though at the end of the day. Living in Sweden I'd never take a meeting before 9AM u
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by runj__ 6y ago
I'm still a little bit sad we got fetch as part of javascript when the request module had such a great interface. I still prefer the look of it. https://www.npmjs.com/package/request
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by runj__ 6y ago
Isn't Starlink supposed to have the lowest ping of any solution out there (light not travelling in fiber but air/space) and be a breakthrough for financial customers? Bandwidth doesn't really matter _too_ much in those applic
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by runj__ 6y ago
Bahnhof has 10000 Mbit/s for 399SEK (45USD) in Stockholm. I doubt I would really need it though.
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by runj__ 6y ago
The testing done for the ISO standard seems to be based on irradiation(1). Seems fairly straight forward although I'm not sure it's tested for all kinds of radiation etc., but with a specific temperature and light it looks like ve
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by runj__ 6y ago
In Sweden Lidl is know for being suspiciously cheap, they're even playing on it in their ads here. They had a marketing stunt where a chef started a luxury pop-up restaurant and the payoff was that it was all Lidl ingredients. "Yo
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by runj__ 6y ago
I don't think I've ever left a 1:1 feeling like I didn't waste my time, both as a manager and team member. The structure of a 1-1 (as described by the playbook) forces you to see problems where there are none. They are forced
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by runj__ 7y ago
The momentum of civilisation is meandering and spread. The few humans burning their own path are straightforward and fateful, there seems to be more change happening once there's a single individual behind it, but perhaps only because
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by runj__ 7y ago
Adjusted for New York driving the AI evens flings up the doors randomly to smack down cyclists!
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by runj__ 7y ago
I think we already are using another calendar system! Most used dates in existence are probably using Unix time, at least I know I only check the calendar a few times a day but I have systems running checking it multiple times per second.
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by runj__ 7y ago
Perhaps you are always unknowingly shaking with anger whenever you read emails?
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by runj__ 7y ago
The "Guinea Pig" angle is a marketing stunt. A pretty good one though.
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by runj__ 7y ago
Do you think they got big because they use it or do they use it because they're big? Pre-optimization is the root of all evil, my dude.
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by runj__ 7y ago
Because javascript is one of the most popular programming languages in the world and the pool of Elixir programmers is almost non-existent?
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by runj__ 7y ago
You can say whatever you want, but they might not want to throw money at you if you start shit talking their regime and it's values. Is that not free speech?
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by runj__ 7y ago
Yeah, it's not weird that the laws are coming now that the police (and by extension the government) have the technology to actually use our faces. The protestors in Hong Kong really do have a reason to protect their identities from Chi
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by runj__ 7y ago
Buddhist seems pretty easy to categorize? If you see someone standing in front of a buddhist temple wearing an Kāṣāya (had to google the actual word: the orange robes) they're pretty likely to be a buddhist, right?
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by runj__ 7y ago
While I appreciate the effort I find that plastic is an excellent way of reducing food waste which environmentally should have a larger impact than the packaging itself [1]. Glass bottles vs. plastic ones also seems like a fairly straight-f
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by runj__ 7y ago
> Asian languages that have high letter-to-meaning ratio [...], each of the comments horizontally scrolling on top of the video leave just enough mental processing time to read through the majority of them This is what emotes are for, no
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by runj__ 7y ago
Amazing execution! I love fortunes and the tarot data set linked looks amazing.
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by runj__ 7y ago
Woah, what Beijing did you go to? Did you walk in the backstreets at all? A block outside of the forbidden palace and it the streets are filled with trash and unpainted cinder block one story buildings. Even around Wangfujing I'd consi
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by runj__ 8y ago
http://threewordphrase.com/presentation.htm
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by runj__ 8y ago
"US letter size" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_(paper_size)
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by runj__ 8y ago
Musk spending time with his children could be seen as training future C*Os (I'm not saying this is what he claims to do). Someone reading an business magazine is business development. Someone reading up on video game development is edu
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by runj__ 8y ago
Even just forwarding an email or direct messaging "hey, [edge case person who seems reliable in not bothering people in cases where it's not warranted] is having trouble with this service." is usually enough. I get that time
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by runj__ 8y ago
I had a big fight with the other co-founders of a company regarding work hours a while back. Most programmers hit something like up to four "good" hours per workday, the biggest problem is capturing those hours while they're
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by runj__ 8y ago
It's not a scooter vs. car question, it's a scooter vs. public transportation question. Or scooter vs. bicycle. And while I am pro-scooter I really think the upsides of public transportation and a city being bicycle friendly are g
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by runj__ 8y ago
Wow! I've been looking for something like this since forever! scp really doesn't cut it for servers only accessible from other whitelisted servers.
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by runj__ 8y ago
I wrote my MEP a while ago and he responded and made a youtube clip talking about this issue, one of the few times I really felt like I was part of the EU.
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by runj__ 9y ago
"right now" - Probably not. But with something like fusion for free energy would could just start pulling carbon from the atmosphere, we could start to transmute elements, it would be great for interstellar travel and energy would

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