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the_rosentotter
9y ago
For a web interface, especially for data browsing/editing, TeamPostgreSQL[1] is the best I have used for any database. [1] http://www.teampostgresql.com/
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It's mostly posers who malign others for their choice of platform or tools. Show me what you built. Usually guys like that have never built shit, but still ruthlessly criticize others.
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He allegedly dropped her off right around the corner from the sub's dock. It is technically an island, but it is right in (and part of) the Copenhagen harbour. That makes the story all the more strange - they ride around for a few hour
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So five kilometers of flailing inflatable tube man. I get that the upwards wind force can sustain the fabric structure, but it is hard to imagine that it could also carry a bunch of huge turbines, as well as the cabling required to carry th
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It terrifies me to think of relying on image recognition software to correctly determine an upcoming crossing road (with cars zipping across) so it can properly slow down, rather than get broadsided at full speed. Or a number of other life-
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This criticism is usually brought up with this kind of energy transfer (solar beamed down from orbit etc.). But would it not be rather simple to build in some kind of feedback mechanism, where the ground station beams back at the orbital un
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China announces quantum-entanglement radar
(cnbc.com)
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The 'politeness' he mentioned is very relevant to the cultural issues the article discusses. It's a consensus culture. Finland is even worse. Disagreeing with the group is a huge taboo, something that will make a meeting room
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10y ago
No comparable web properties have the dropoff that Facebook has (twitter, eBay, craigslist, even Yahoo which seems to be fading faster into irrelevance by the day).
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I feel like I'm the only one who has a Wii U and likes it. There is definitely a dearth of games, but the first party titles are some of the best games available, for any platform: The various Marios, Mario Kart, Smash Bros, Pokemon To
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The chart in this article (Washington Post two days ago) shows the correlation between bitcoin price and yuan devaluation (scroll to the middle of the article): https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2017
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Go bitcoin! An alternative monetary system can only be a very good thing, and bitcoin is one of a very short list of contenders.
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You're right, 'can be run' != 'is run'. According to Wikipedia, the Emma Maersk has a crew of 13: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emma_M%C3%A6rsk Still not a lot of fat to cut for a ship with the
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The world's largest container ships run with a crew of about seven people.
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This site messes up my browser navigation worse than anything I have ever seen before.
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Rent control just creates an even less regulated, shady sub-industry of subletting, where the lucky ones who got in under rent control basically keep the apartment for life and skim the difference between what they pay, and the real market
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A few minutes before the meeting, you slip away to the washroom. When you're sure everyone has left, you go back to your desk and resume work in the peace and quiet of an empty office. A few minutes before the meeting is scheduled to e
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Oatmeal and milk in a thermos, add some flavored protein powder. Shake. Drink on the way to work. Healthy, tasty, satiating and does not get any easier.
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Slam a shitload of comets into it, like in Seveneves.
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I've been in a street fight. The guy attacked, I pushed him back, he came again, I tried to hit him over the head with a beer bottle. He parried with his arm, crashing the bottle, then we tangled and rolled around on the ground a bit.
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Watch the Chinese classic Shaolin Soccer for a humorous illustration of this concept :)
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Waiting eagerly.
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I see a lot of Kung Fu Panda in Roy Nelson :)
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How does it slow down?
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Coming soon: The TechCrunch Gumption Awards™ 2017. In seriousness though, it seems like Carmack hasn't been kicking ass like he used to, though it is probably just a lack of visibility. Didn't he start on rocketry too at some poin
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Very cool, but the selection is pretty arbitrary with not really any of the classics in there. Probably licensing issues?
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It's "Occam's".
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Fun fact: The ship's name Harald Hårfager is the name of a great Viking king, whose name literally means "Fabulous Hair Harald". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harald_Fairhair
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> selling to restaurants is a dead end. I can expand on that: Selling to small-to-medium-enterprises is a dead end. They are entirely focused on the near-term, and usually their finances are hand-to-mouth each month. Unless you can demon
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Upvoted to the moon. I have been going through this for a few years now (building a game engine, no less, with a wife and young children). I can't give my kids the time I would like and I can't give my project the time I would lik
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