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by thdrdt 6y ago
There are also reports of parts breaking off the suspension as a Swiss man experienced last week while driving 200km/h. Aren't these components that should be ok at least after 17 years of Tesla? After watching Rich Rebuilds on Yo
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by thdrdt 6y ago
I like Blazor, but to be fair, coming from VueJs, it feels not finished. Some things are just more complicated that they should be. But things are changing, so we will see what happens in the next releases.
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by thdrdt 6y ago
It is known covid mostly spreads as airosols. So is this studie related to badly ventilated schools?
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by thdrdt 6y ago
"Contractor was breaking its contract pretty clearly." Not in this case. Only when they could have prevented that employees were reselling the devices. It looks like GEEP agrees with Apple and they are going after the people who
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by thdrdt 6y ago
If you don't need a big TV a huge monitor is a good option. For me LG always stands out as a brand for it's low price compared to the image quality. They even have a 48" 4k monitor. Still not as large as a huge TV, but for mo
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by thdrdt 6y ago
I wish your comment was at the top. Money as metric for success leads to destruction. Someone who helps a stranger is successful. I wish more people would understand that everything that devides us as humans leads to destruction. Everything
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by thdrdt 6y ago
Joko Engineeringhelp (channel with a lot of FreeCAD tutorials) just posted a video answering questions like: should I learn FreeCAD, can it be used commercially, how does it compare to industry standard tools? https://www.youtube
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by thdrdt 6y ago
I think the only real options are: * FreeCAD - Very powerful, very buggy/unstable. * SolveSpace - Very powerful, takes time to understand the interface. * OpenSCAD - Great for simpler objects. * Blender - Not very good for CAD modeling
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by thdrdt 6y ago
Your comment makes no sense in this context. The people are not talking about free software as their right. It just sucks the price went from free to ~$300/y. We all know Autodesk can do whatever they want. But they created an expectat
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by thdrdt 6y ago
How does GraphQL fix the problem of showing different fields depending on rights?
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by thdrdt 6y ago
Lately I am thinking about building a framework for web APIs where the database stores the owner, group and other's rights for each entity. The framework will then fetch data based on the user and fills the models based on the rights s
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by thdrdt 6y ago
Does it matter? As a parent I might upload a private nude picture of my kids which is perfectly fine.
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by thdrdt 6y ago
Another trick is to use JavaScript to check if images have a size. Most bots don't download those assets to save bandwith.
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by thdrdt 6y ago
Edit: I was too quick to judge your post. The article is indeed just about serving content, not about why their results are fast.
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by thdrdt 6y ago
https://puredata.info/ can also be added to the list. Visual programming audio and video. Maybe you also like this talk of Andrew Sorensen on live coding music for inspiration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by thdrdt 6y ago
Isn't the reason extraction is almost impossible that everything in a PDF is placed inside a box? So every line has it's own box and paragraphs don't exist. Paragraphs are just multiple boxes placed together. The context of s
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by thdrdt 6y ago
This is an art project from 2013 doing the same thing: http://deweyhagborg.com/projects/stranger-visions
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by thdrdt 6y ago
There are things that could (should?) be done from the start. Most has to do with automation. For example automated build tools. Maybe you don't want automated unit tests in the beginning but those parts can be added later without chan
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by thdrdt 6y ago
Or Insomnia https://insomnia.rest/
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by thdrdt 6y ago
What also bothers me: he is a private investigator who does undercover work but now he has his picture all over internet.
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by thdrdt 6y ago
She has some video's on her YouTube channel about this topic as well: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk1EXxUVEKnPNV5gTAijSZg (cat included) I don't think they were linked from the document on github.
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by thdrdt 6y ago
Then they should first fight it before breaking it.
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by thdrdt 6y ago
"Want the same functionality across all Browsers? Better use Js." This is not the point. The point is some developers just include big Javascript files because they don't know what other methods and options there are. I hav
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by thdrdt 6y ago
I have seen a lot of front-end developers who have no clue about the technical aspects of their work. They just use multi-megapixel images because 'they will look sharper'. When they need an icon from Font Awesome they just includ
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by thdrdt 6y ago
One example: a lot of objects are composed at runtime. So only at runtime you will know what the properties are.
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by thdrdt 6y ago
LiveView is the reason my eye caught Elixir/Phoenix. Currently I am working with Blazor (C#) and I really like that you can forget about Javascript (most of the time). I believe Blazor, LiveView and others are the future for webdev.
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by thdrdt 6y ago
"and Phoenix is so full of magic (which isn't a good thing)" Can you explain something more about why you think this is not a good thing? Is it like Laravel (PHP)? Lots of magic so it is very easy to get started but a hell
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by thdrdt 6y ago
Do you think so? 3 years is not a very long time in space.
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by thdrdt 6y ago
About radiation: I once accidentally microwaved ants (trying to 'sterilize' potting soil) but they survived. Turns out more people microwaved ants and they found multiple reasons for their survival. The main reasons are that they
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by thdrdt 6y ago
Unfortunately I had to use this one and the old hockey puck at work. While the form is different the pro mouse is just as bad as the puck. It gave me a lot of problems with my (meta)carpal bones. The hockey puck is just worse because it&#x2

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