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   by seren 7y ago

   Details are a bit sparse, they likely support Rust only in RTP[0], not in Kernel. If someone has a more technical resource, I am interested. This is an important milestone, because this is a significant actor in the embedded world, where su
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   by seren 7y ago

   My company is using Confluence, I was a bit skeptical at first, but it is quite easy to use, and there are interesting plugins like Gliphy to draw models, or sw architectures. And this is also usable by non technical people. But this is lik
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   by seren 7y ago

   This is purely cultural. Roman engraving were written in all caps, I don't think that Roman readers thought they were yelled at.
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   by seren 7y ago

   For what it is worth, the website that was launched alongside the fraud allegations has already been removed. http://web.archive.org/web/20190929121126/https://www.gefrau... So basically, there was some
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   by seren 7y ago

   The content of the article itself is not that shocking, it only says instead of learning all commands & tricks at once, it recommends to learn gradually.
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   by seren 7y ago

   I don't ask you to blindly believe what is written on that site, but if the sun activity had a great effect, since we are at the solar minimum, we should have experienced a colder year or summer according to that theory. So I don&#x2
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   by seren 7y ago

   https://skepticalscience.com/print.php?r=448 Just found that site randomly looking for Solar minimum and global warming. The effect seems limited. Still I would be OK if we got some (temporary) 0.3° temperature reduction fo
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   by seren 7y ago

   Now that are you talking about it, I probably got the idea unconsciously from "Tool of war", which is the 3rd book in Shipbreaker serie (haven't read the first 2 books)
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   by seren 7y ago

   I was wondering what it would take to replace a current container ship by a sail boat, like a clipper. Apparently, each container ship has more or less a 100 times the tonnage of a clipper. Independently of the speed of the ships, the cost
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    by seren 7y ago

    And to further confuse people, the graphical interface is also called a shell. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_shell
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    by seren 7y ago

    Any article I have seen are showing the same 3D renderings, so I would tend to agree. If you have a working prototype, show it. The whole company Hypergiant looks like a joke too. From A.I. to Space faring, they cover everything..
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    by seren 7y ago

    I think you might lack some imagination on how things could go bad quickly. (but maybe I am on the paranoid side of things) Last week, there were reports on water shortage in India because too much ground water is used. At the same time, Hi
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    by seren 7y ago

    I found https://projectvesta.org/ interesting. I am personally not totally convinced because the quantity of olivine that should be moved is greater that the oil we are currently moving annually, but still it looks slightly
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    by seren 7y ago

    How far can you go with overdub ? Can you just record someone for some time, and then just write a podcast (skipping the actual recording)?
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    by seren 7y ago

    This seems to be at about 20 km from the dam, to use the same grid infrastructure probably.
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    by seren 7y ago

    Google map link : https://www.google.com/maps/place/%D9%85%D8%AD%D8%B7%D8%A9+%... Actually if you zoom out enough, it disappears...
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    by seren 7y ago

    The first part make sense about having an ageing tech stack and not being able to find people with skills to work on it. However, if you have a hard time to find people with relevant c++ experience, I don't see how in ten years, you ar
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    by seren 7y ago

    I agree and it echoes what Paul Graham said here [0] about ego. If your identity is tied to being a 'Xer' you are going to have a hard time working with 'Y' even if it is the best solution in this case. Don't identi
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    by seren 7y ago

    This is a big incentive for companies to reduce workplace accident. IIRC there is also a tax or contribution that is directly linked to the number of accident per employee per year.
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    by seren 7y ago

    I can see how it could be overwhelming in case of AI used for medical recommendation. Instead, of reviewing standard cases every day with a few harder ones, a radiologist/surgeon would only have to analyze complex cases, which will be
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    by seren 7y ago

    Maybe the most surprising thing for me is that it is not only true at the entry level, but this is always true the higher you meet people in the hierarchy. Somehow I expected leaders to master their subjects, have grand long term visions or
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    by seren 7y ago

    On the same subject, an older article from The Atlantic : The Brain on Trial [0], which mentions some extreme cases. Worth reading if you have the time. [0] https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2011/07
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    by seren 7y ago

    When I started reading HN, around 2013, all I can remember is the endless stream of ruby/rails posts. A good rule of thumb, is probably to invest in language that are still growing at HN+5years. Of course, you can always look into it a
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    by seren 7y ago

    Thanks that's very clear and helpful.
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    by seren 7y ago

    Thanks for chiming in. So from the FAQ : https://brave.com/faq/#all-ads-blocked > Each ad request is anonymous, and exposes only a small subset of the user’s preferences and intent signals to prevent “fingerprinting
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    by seren 7y ago

    I had never read the Brave ad model before. They want to display ads while respecting user privacy, which is nice from a user point of view, but do advertisers actually want that rather than being able to target 35-40 years old in Ohio that
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    by seren 7y ago

    If you are a farmer, that can get his whole harvest ruined in a few minutes, you are not likely to find the storm very soothing.
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    by seren 7y ago

    Except that nuclear is running 24/7 even if it is not windy (minus the costly maintenance). As long as we don't have a superconductor grid around whole hemisphere, it seems to be the best way to generate power at night.
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    by seren 7y ago

    I believe what ur-whale is saying is that cultural homogenization, is often seen as bad things for the short term for people that have to endure it, but relatively for the long term it creates more homogeneous region with a shared culture.
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    by seren 7y ago

    I am doing lots of code reviews but never thought about that, I tend to use vague language "you can leave at it as is if you don't feel it is necessary" but that would really helpful and productive to have a set predefined ca