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by sandos 5y ago
Actually it turns out our "CDC", folkhälsomyndigheten has a report on just these factors: https://www.folkhalsomyndigheten.se/contentassets/2dddee08a4... Mostly in swedish.
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by sandos 5y ago
I firmly believe that to be part of the answer, our "CDC" also said as much in 2020. Lots of clusters of infection popping up in parts of the population that lives very tightly and in large family groups, and those are predominant
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by sandos 5y ago
That has to be scaling where you dont properly get rid of all the high-frequency bits of information before scaling, no? I have a hard time seeing this happen with a "perfect" scaling algoritm in the spatial domain.
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by sandos 5y ago
Just randomly selected neighbours then I assume?
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by sandos 5y ago
Im using grafana+influx for my home automation setup. I wanted to use my grafana instance through my regular https endpoint on the internet, and I realized I maybe should upgrade it. I checked the changelog, and each and very version had ma
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by sandos 6y ago
I love tracepoints, which is basically print-statements but dynamically from he debugger. Sadly I almost always end up in having performance problems, so I still need to an if or so to the code for the tracepoint to perform well. And then w
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by sandos 6y ago
Land lines are mostly gone where I live, Sweden. I don't really know anyone who uses then, of course they do still exist due to some alarm systems and so on. As for ripping out the physical service entirely, I don't have any numbe
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by sandos 6y ago
I totally agree. My sleep was somewhat destroyed from having kids. Not that I was extremely underslept, but my brain somehow stopped sleeping deeply it felt like. I awoke from every minute sound the kids made. Today theyr'e 7 and 9 and
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by sandos 6y ago
Yes, yes, this is why I haven't bothered to upgrade my 2500K, although it is actually time now, since games apparently learnt how to use more than 1 core. I always went to some benchmark every year and saw single-core performance barel
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by sandos 6y ago
All this is very sweet for some reason. I mean, its not the guyfs fault, right, its just the way he is wired? Now, if it would have been 'young kids' instead of 'feet' it would be rather more unsettling. And I don't
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by sandos 6y ago
They need to pull the aft sideways while keeping the bow steady, that way it would angle slightly and then pull back. Requires no space behind the ship, and is likely the reverse of what happened...
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by sandos 6y ago
I have to say I quite like Teams, and everyone around seems to, too. Although we came from Skype so might not say much. Also I think Planner is nice! :)
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by sandos 6y ago
But... they have Teams. Why?
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by sandos 6y ago
Hidden scrollbars are cancer. Me, as a developer, using computers pretty much at least 8 hours per day still struggle with finding that god-damn scrollbar several times per week! What about all the ones with even less know-how, or less pati
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by sandos 6y ago
I have got auto-braking on my car and it has never once activated during the 5 years Ive owned it. It has warned with a beep signal I think 2 times when it deemed the car too close to other traffic.
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by sandos 6y ago
Yeah, our "north-south" infrastructure is behind and it will take about 20 years to fully resolve, sorry it impacts you Norway! :) Sweden has an interesting problem where we want to build more wind power, but it can only really be
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by sandos 6y ago
I'm not surprised. I was recently tasked with a very simple change in a bootloader in an industrial product used in the nuclear industry. Part of the task was also to find the latest sourcecode that was actually compiled into the produ
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by sandos 6y ago
They ruined a lot of streets and those nice wheels! :) I wonder what it all cost in the end.
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by sandos 6y ago
Ive always wondered about this "obsession" with finding life specifically. For some reason I find it unlikely we will find life, and I'm probably wrong. But I also get the feeling from the missions that unless there have been
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by sandos 6y ago
There is an engineering use for it, and that is to the see all the dynamic behaviour that other sensors might not capture. This is rocket science and they do want to know how the landing went.
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by sandos 6y ago
I had to try my fiber connection. I get 0.6 - 0.8 ms within our town which is not that big, < 10 km from me. To Stockholm, which is only 80 or so km away if you measure straight line, is 3.5 ms away. Iv'e always been curious as to w
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by sandos 6y ago
My workplace always had web-proxies and openvpn used to allow me to login at home to admin stuff if needed. Now I imagined wireguard would be perfect for this, but alas its only UDP which will never work on this network, sadly. Also my cell
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by sandos 6y ago
Vitamin D is added to milk and butter in Sweden, even obligatory for some kinds! But that's because of our sad lack of sunshine for many months on end of course, so I expect the other nordic countries does something similar.
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by sandos 6y ago
I like the band A. When I try to find their music though... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_(band)
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by sandos 6y ago
So, is cloudflare building a slightly better internet eventually, that you need to pay up to access? The rest of us will have to use the crappy leftovers which is unstable and dangerous. How big will they get? Do they have any competition?
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by sandos 6y ago
Games?
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by sandos 6y ago
Just remove the aircrafts altogether, use only a cloud of AI-enabled missiles....
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by sandos 6y ago
Id want this but for bicycles.
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by sandos 6y ago
Yeah, I eventually just created "proper" gmail accounts for the rest of my family that is on a free gsuite.
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by sandos 6y ago
Ive wanted an alternative for 1-wire since I really do not need very quick updates, but I do want really long and questionable wiring! This looks like a perfect fit!

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