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by tyldum 10y ago
That is due to EU regulations. We used to have 4 weeks on eggs in Norway, but was forced to limit it to 2 weeks. Apparently it was all about salmonella risk, even though that is very rare in our eggs.
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by tyldum 10y ago
Google only wanted data for analytics. When Google acquired Skybox it threw out their whole business model over night. Now they are able to have data access as a service and not bother with all the maintenance. Alphabet really tries to avo
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by tyldum 10y ago
I am a developer without a programming degree, and I am lacking terminology. I often see the solution to a problem, but I don't know what pattern it falls into and the proper name for it. That makes it harder to find libraries or liter
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by tyldum 10y ago
Same with heating. Heat pumps are increasingly popular in Norway since they will heat your house a lot cheaper than most of the alternatives. In reality people are increasing the temperature by 1-2 degrees Celsius instead of saving energy.
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by tyldum 10y ago
One of the big problems is application support. How many will break by seeing 60 as current second as opposed to 59 twice?
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by tyldum 10y ago
I work for a company that supports a lot of the satellites launched with PSLV. Most are in high inclination polar orbits. Not only is the PSLV reliable, but it is also very precise in delivery.
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by tyldum 10y ago
Swagger is now OpenAPI with backing from many major corporations. We use it to deploy APIs tailored to each customer, as we can adapt the view and still reuse controllers and models. Documented and maintained.
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by tyldum 10y ago
There are many satellites doing AIS these days. Some commercial and some operating for governments. It has a huge impact on coast guard activities as you can imagine. All vessels over a certain size is required to transmit an AIS beacon, a