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by spockz 5y ago
And this is why our meeting rooms have either usb-c called directly for video or an hdmi to usb-c adapter tie wrapped to the hdmi cable.
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by spockz 5y ago
Most of them stayed somewhere on the jvm though. Still in the ecosystem.
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by spockz 5y ago
What is the effect on the nu nuclear fuel and in the maintenance windows? I don’t know enough about nuclear power plants. But it seems to me they degrade faster under full load. Or is this not the case?
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by spockz 5y ago
I read elsewhere on hacker news that the us military runs through 20 million barrels of fuel per day . I can imagine there is a great desire to be less dependent on suppliers both in terms of quantity and logistics. Imagine a nuclear po
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by spockz 5y ago
I thought that was entirely their point?
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by spockz 5y ago
I agree and would love to have everything usb-c. But I’m skeptical that will happen, for one practical thing. Apparently not every usb-c cable is created equal and not every usb-c port is created equal either. (Remember that Nintendo device
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by spockz 5y ago
Or read a book. Watch a movie. Write a book. There are many things to do. Also on the mandated Sunday stop I see many drivers maintain their trucks and cabs. Life doesn’t have to be boring.
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by spockz 5y ago
Wouldn’t a better metric be: value delivered/interaction? So setting up some service one which keeps delivering value seems to more valuable than something which constantly requires interaction.
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by spockz 5y ago
Yes that would be a good idea. However, they could already have a generic collection lib in the same place (branch/repo) where the generics feature is created.
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by spockz 5y ago
But getting in, getting rid of the mines, and getting the fuel out might just take a tad bit longer than the other party needs to blow the tanker.
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by spockz 5y ago
I read it like GP lost faith because the settings were turned on so frequently. Not because the tools don’t work.
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by spockz 5y ago
In both cases you would have been helped by proper error reporting and by tracing. (See OpenTelemetry) For the first the remote server could say there is no Authorization header where tracing confirms it was there when sent by the client bu
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by spockz 5y ago
That is actually quite nifty. That way you can carry debug logs and only materialise/send them in case of errors when you are likely interested in it without having to put those logs at error and see them all the time etc. Does anyone
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by spockz 5y ago
I’m by no means an expert in US political history but all books and papers I’ve read indicate that this polarisation between the parties did not always exist. Members were allowed to vote according to their own principals instead of just th
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by spockz 5y ago
Even though we never went with glass bottles we do like the feel and durability of wooden toys a lot. They seem to be longer lasting, both physically and entertainment wise. Aside from Duplo and Lego.
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by spockz 5y ago
My late professor used to lament quite a lot about work being redone. Not a week went by without one or two papers/submissions/talks/works being mentioned with an immediate followup like “this is the same as this paper from t
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by spockz 5y ago
This seems old news? This is why there is all the rage in the Netherlands to use glass milk bottles for babies instead of plastic.
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by spockz 5y ago
Does socialism preclude having democratic elections? I thought socialism was at its core more about how to shape policies than the method of statecraft.
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by spockz 5y ago
Oil crashed? The news here yesterday was that the MSRP for gasoline is now over €2/liter due the high oil price of more than $80/barrel.
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by spockz 5y ago
> There were further contributory factors with the Megapack in question being switched into an off-line service mode, resulting in the protection systems being inactive. A short in an offline device? That seems weird. > A 24-hour dela
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by spockz 5y ago
In high school we did a two week tour of Italy. I can really recommend it to everyone. My uncle has taken my nieces for holidays all over Italy for 16 years to show all the nice places and art.
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by spockz 5y ago
How well does text conversion work for you? Including the search function? It works poorly for my colleagues. Does it have the option to straighten lines? Say that I draw a box, will it make it square or a circle round? Are annotations to p
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by spockz 5y ago
Awesome read! Is this in use by any software already? I can imagine someone at Adobe already implementing this in photoshop. Can we apply this quickly enough to let everyone where whatever stripes they want on television?
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Eten met Nick, Hilarious Dutch homecook(youtube.com)
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by spockz 5y ago
How many security features inherent to 64bit processes are they missing? Or is that not relevant for their deployment?
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by spockz 5y ago
I just check my lights in either glass window reflections or paint reflections from parked cars depending on how and where I’m parked. The only car that needed the engine oil checked regularly was our second car, a 12 year old Opel Corsa. A
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by spockz 5y ago
My largest gripe with Transport Fever is there is no way to dedicate roads to public transport only. At some point the whole world just bogs down because everyone rides a car from one weird city to the completely other side of the map. No m
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by spockz 5y ago
Why? We could have something federated where I add my response to a particular post/thread to my RSS feed. We then leave it up to the client to generate a proper tree representation of a discussion.
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by spockz 5y ago
Documentation != user guide or manual. Manual are part of the documentation. And it is still true that the source code is the best documentation, ideally the source code can be used to automatically generate the docs. But overall documentat
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by spockz 5y ago
The solution is simple. Embed engineers with the scientists. Just like we embedded business, ops, and security roles in our Dev teams.

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