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by tilt_error 8y ago
I was not aware of that. Thank you for correcting me!
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by tilt_error 8y ago
The best way is — simply — to trade fairly with the country. All sorts of effects kicks in; wealth, a demand for educated people and in that trajectory a demand for education. Currently it is only China that takes this approach — at least i
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by tilt_error 8y ago
It cannot be anything but...
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by tilt_error 8y ago
I have a work injury, acquired from 30+ years of coding :) As a youngster, I read a lot and at great speed, but after I started coding my read speed dropped dramatically. Attention to detail while writing or reading code seems to have re-wi
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by tilt_error 8y ago
It all comes down to domain knowledge, I believe, where it is hard to provide good solutions without actually knowing anything about the type of problems being under scrutiny. There are other types of generic problems, e.g. word processing,
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by tilt_error 8y ago
Come to Sweden then :) As a researcher you explicitly own the rights to any foreground, i.e. results, as stated by law — the so called teacher’s excemption.
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by tilt_error 8y ago
At a former employer, we were heavily invested in Purify, Quantify et al. When taken over by IBM, the license management cost at our side increased an order of magnitude -- not for the products per se but by the administration of the licens
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by tilt_error 8y ago
The citric acid cycle [0] of our cells, a chemical process that creates the energy we need from the food we eat and the oxygen we breathe, produces formaldehyde as a byproduct when processing alcohol. This is one reason why alcohol is cance
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by tilt_error 8y ago
The premise for this article is wrong! The author describes using SQL to pull facts from history; who was the number one customer the last week, who abandoned online orders and so on. The premise should instead be how to fit a model onto yo
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by tilt_error 8y ago
I thought a ledger was a transaction log. It was in relation to a ledger I first came by the term transaction (or “trans”).
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by tilt_error 8y ago
You have Erlang the programming language, Erlang the system (OTP, philosophy), and even Erlang the eco system (including Elixir). Personally I like Erlang the language, but it is still Erlang the system that truly shines. It says a lot of E
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by tilt_error 8y ago
You lost me at ”Visio”!
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by tilt_error 9y ago
This piece of code was part of a proof-of-concept. I am curious as to whether the failure state model is sufficient and kindly ask you to take a look.
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Show HN: Anybody caring to take this micro-process manager for a test ride?(github.com)
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by tilt_error 9y ago
Tell that to Ada Lovelace
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by tilt_error 9y ago
The music of my childhood. I read and re-read those novels.
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by tilt_error 9y ago
The same is true for ä and æ. The latter has a broader sound while the former sounds a bit closer to e. It is easy to spot Norwegians talking Swedish (such as myself :)
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by tilt_error 9y ago
What textbook is this excerpt from?
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by tilt_error 9y ago
Cynthia produces a compelling argumentation that brings important views to the table.
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by tilt_error 9y ago
omni.se if you are in Sweden
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by tilt_error 9y ago
America is a continent, nowhere near a country and definitely not only the United States of America. Why being picky? Because referring to, say, Europe as a unity is questionable and definitely is, were you to intend Scandinavia.
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by tilt_error 9y ago
I don't think it is possible to state a general list of priorities such like this on all source code and all contexts. What is not apparent here is the context in which these priorities were stated. I could easily argue that maintainab
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by tilt_error 9y ago
Unless it is relaterade to apple(s).
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by tilt_error 10y ago
Indeed. Come to think of it, Apple could have perceived the whole thing as a change management scenario. People are showing all the traits related to resistance to change. Seeing this whole thing through the ADKAR model, Apple misses the Aw
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by tilt_error 10y ago
She repeatedly says "the brain does not have a lymphatic system", but wasn't that discovered to be incorrect prior to this video recording? What am I missing?
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by tilt_error 10y ago
Why are you bringing politics onto this forum?
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by tilt_error 10y ago
Papyrus on Eclipse. Come to think of it... anything Eclipse.
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by tilt_error 10y ago
Some links that may give more background to the area: Coding Horror To ECC or Not To ECC [1], What Every Programmer Should Know About Memory [2], Memory Errors in Modern Systems [3], and an analysis of memory errors in the entire fleet of s
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by tilt_error 10y ago
Not to mention https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neopalpa_donaldtrumpi
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by tilt_error 10y ago
...except when it comes to support for talking with Tuxedo. I guess my shop may be one of the largest Tuxedo users in the world, so it makes WLS kind of mandatory :(

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