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Diseconomies of Scale(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by schleiss 5y ago|0 comments
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In 1990, Brazilian Interest Rates Hit 790,799%
4 points by schleiss 5y ago|0 comments
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Complexity in Open Source Projects(rubus.xyz)
1 points by schleiss 5y ago|0 comments
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by schleiss 5y ago
I tested it with some Swiss birds [1]. It works extremely well. [1] https://www.vogelwarte.ch/de/voegel/voegel-der-schweiz/
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by schleiss 5y ago
I can't really tell. I haven't taken a loan yet. Let's just hope for all borrowers inflation remains "transitory" and growing, than it isn't such a big deal.
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by schleiss 5y ago
I'm curious about the small business loans. I'm from Europe and the animations suggests for a $9000 loan a total repayment of $10305. Let's assume you make $5000 in revenue per month and they use 10% as a repayment cut per tr
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OOP Is Not Essential(accu.org)
4 points by schleiss 5y ago|0 comments
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by schleiss 5y ago
Somehow I found the article missing the solution, the organisation argues that "placemaking" [1] helps. They also argue that "Will this public project generate enough tax revenue to sustain its maintenance over multiple life
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by schleiss 5y ago
Yes, I realized that too, therefore I put the machine on the desk to suck in the air of the middle of the room instead of the coldest air on the bottom of the room. But how come the room doesn't get colder overall? Is it sized too smal
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by schleiss 5y ago
Oh, you are right. A typo. Thank you.
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by schleiss 5y ago
Author here, I just had to get some thoughts out and complain how bad these portable air conditioners are. I just don't understand why the appliances space attracts so little innovation or startups. Even though they are at least 400€ a
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Living with a single hose portable air conditioner in the city(schleiss.io)
3 points by schleiss 5y ago|6 comments
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Looking at my life as a solopreneur(schleiss.io)
2 points by schleiss 5y ago|0 comments
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Leland Stanford, Founder of Stanford University(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by schleiss 5y ago|0 comments
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by schleiss 5y ago
But, I wouldn't judge too early. The university clearly caters to an audience which is voting with their borrowed/hard earned money to pay their tuitions [1]. It's not like your are forced to study there. If nothing else, oth
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by schleiss 5y ago
Yes, I can only agree. I even wrote a blog post about it in 2018 [1] because the design was so annoying. [1] https://schleiss.io/fixing-twitter-design-with-extension
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Measuring complexity in popular Open Source projects(schleiss.io)
3 points by schleiss 5y ago|0 comments
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by schleiss 5y ago
Meanwhile, Google's and Facebook's market caps are near all time highs. The invisible hand dictates that the impact may very well be insignificant for those two.
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The Ten Commandments For C Programmers by H. Spencer (1987)(groups.google.com)
12 points by schleiss 5y ago|6 comments
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by schleiss 5y ago
I once wrote about how you can achieve something similar with uBlock Origin: https://schleiss.io/fixing-twitter-design-with-extension The post was from 2018 so I don't know if the css classes are still valid, also I me
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by schleiss 5y ago
it's interesting where this is going especially after the layoffs a few months ago. The old HN discussion can be found here: * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24120336 * https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2
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by schleiss 5y ago
Galileo didn't have it easy either. The more push back, the more likely you'll write history. Even it means you have to face the inquisition or whatever name it has at the time...
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by schleiss 5y ago
It's sad to hear that. Other research areas like medicine, pharmacy or history probalby have the same problem but nobody is looking for it yet. My guess is, the more money is to be made or raised, the higher the chances for nefarious p
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by schleiss 5y ago
In Vienna (Austria), we recently had a discussion[1] about the expansion of broadband internet. Unfortunately, politics gets in the way about where, how and who finances the cables such that only new buildings receive fibre optic cables. It
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by schleiss 5y ago
I can emphasize with the argument that complexity is a source of income. But, I don't think that it's intentional. Rather, the constant change of developers introduced little inconsistencies that over time accumulate and generate
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Measuring potential complexity in some Open Source projects(schleiss.io)
1 points by schleiss 5y ago|0 comments
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Why success stories are just propaganda(martinweigel.org)
2 points by schleiss 5y ago|0 comments
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Measuring potential complexity in popular Open Source projects(schleiss.io)
2 points by schleiss 5y ago|0 comments
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by schleiss 5y ago
Yes, I agree. Priority and some context on what to do instead. Because as soon as it's a standard, big software vendors like Jetbrains could automatically categorize and mark the various lines.
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by schleiss 5y ago
OP here. I used `git log -G TODO --reverse -p -- . > ~/Desktop/test.txt` and used the results in PHP to aggregate the data as I couldn't think of the bash one liners in the other comments :(

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