strange_aeons

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by strange_aeons 1y ago
ku.dk is Copenhagen University, which I would regard as accurate and unbiased. Wikipedia cites Danmarks Statistik for the population numbers, the official government statistics. The 2.4m is in 1900, 3.5m in 1930.
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by strange_aeons 1y ago
Around 140k emigrated to USA in 1900-1930 ( https://danishvoices.ku.dk/danish-in-north-america/ ) Denmark’s population was 2.4m-3.5m in that period ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_De
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by strange_aeons 2y ago
My Canon EOS R8 can be configured to connect via USB-C as a webcam and works perfectly.
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by strange_aeons 5y ago
Sway is written in C, though.
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by strange_aeons 6y ago
That's interesting. The time on market is always listed on Danish real estate websites. And the aggregator sites also have previous listings.
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by strange_aeons 7y ago
There are some LEGO Education products that may be relevant. Maybe something like the STEAM Park set. It uses DUPLO bricks. Disclaimer, I work there.
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by strange_aeons 7y ago
Yes, it's the last column in all the result tables.
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by strange_aeons 9y ago
The founder of the project, Ralph Hempel, works for LEGO now. It's also used internally in LEGO.
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Imzy is shutting down(imzy.com)
178 points by strange_aeons 9y ago|247 comments
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by strange_aeons 10y ago
Phoenix uses IO lists for very efficient templating. Read more here https://www.bignerdranch.com/blog/elixir-and-io-lists-part-1... and in part 2.
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by strange_aeons 10y ago
https://gist.github.com/djspiewak/cb72c41ac335a3a9b28b3307be... is a nice intro to the tooling/build setup.