undreren

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by undreren 6y ago
> So you suggest that they should dump nearly 2 decades of work because there is something else which seems to be a potential energy source? OP said nothing of the sort. They said that they didn't understand the prioritization of fu
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by undreren 6y ago
It's fraud. Accepting money for delivering nothing yet pretending that you give them something is fraud.
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by undreren 6y ago
> If I need an email to verify I'm not a bot, that's fine. But if a trusted 3rd party can verify I'm not a bot, then the only reason you would want my email is to do something unethical with it: namely, use my data in a wa
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DRY Is about Knowledge(verraes.net)
1 points by undreren 7y ago|0 comments
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Unit Testing Is Great Because It Makes Me Feel Good(kasperallerslev.com)
2 points by undreren 7y ago|0 comments
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by undreren 7y ago
Sum types in general are really cool
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by undreren 7y ago
I did. It is clear that you have no idea how bad this have gotten in other countries.
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by undreren 7y ago
These are iniatives to spare the old and the weak. How little regard do you have for these people? Their mortality rate is way higher than 0.5%
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by undreren 7y ago
Everyone is possibly a transmitter. We are protecting the old and weak, not the young and healthy.
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by undreren 7y ago
This is what lethal ignorance looks like.
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by undreren 7y ago
Kids are much worse vectors for the spread of the disease, so this is absolutely NOT a good argument.
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by undreren 7y ago
Mass surveillance is a nightmare for political activists, key figures in grass root movements, journalists and political opponents. And that's what makes it a nightmare for the rest of us.
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by undreren 7y ago
I'm not much of a conspiracy theorist, but it seems awfully convenient that a guy that knows how to nuke his hard disk to protect himself from the CIA, only nukes the the hard disk he downloaded the WikiLeaks transfer program on, and t
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by undreren 7y ago
They give up. Literally. A lot of content creators even joke about it during their videos. “Gotta hurry past this café so the music won’t get my video copyright striked, lol!”
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by undreren 7y ago
Two, but sometimes closer to three.
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by undreren 7y ago
Oh really? I often mention my salary when relevant, and I have never experienced any negativity.
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Let’s Build a Compiler (1995)(compilers.iecc.com)
240 points by undreren 7y ago|41 comments
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by undreren 7y ago
They are not supposed to be located at homeowners, and in Denmark we already (mostly) have the infrastructure to support it.
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by undreren 7y ago
I actually completely forgot about why they were cylindrical and all the benefits. I worked for a major Danish power company for 2.5 years, but I mostly did mathematical modelling and implementation of the production planning system.
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by undreren 7y ago
We do this in Denmark for storage of district heating water. They are called "varmeakkumulatortanke" in Danish, roughly translated to "heat accumulator tanks". They are insulated like a thermos (but more efficiently), an
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by undreren 7y ago
It’s a CRM, not a CMS.
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by undreren 7y ago
Neither do the buyers. No one cares about the ergonomics of enterprise applications, because the users are forced to use it.
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by undreren 7y ago
> While I don't think he's 100% correct, I do think he raises a lot of interesting points One of the things I got from this was that maybe we should do more to design structured interfaces instead of counting the number of clic
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by undreren 7y ago
This sounds like the Nirvana fallacy. Just because parsing over validation is not perfect, it can still lead to significantly more maintainable code and safer and stabler system. Pure validation has a lot of problems, namely that you have t
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by undreren 7y ago
Yeah, the author mentions that too. For me, the funny thing about this article is that I kind of had the core insight just yesterday while hacking together a cli framework, but like the author, I couldn't quite explain what I learned.
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Parse, Don’t Validate(lexi-lambda.github.io)
642 points by undreren 7y ago|230 comments
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by undreren 7y ago
Just because it is a hard to name a concrete situation, where panic is a good survival strategy for the individual , it can not be concluded that nature is not ripe with situations, where panic saves the flock . Also, it would seem that t
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by undreren 7y ago
When it comes to Haskell, this function that generates all the fibonacci numbers did it for me: fibs = 0 : scanl (+) 1 fibs
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by undreren 7y ago
Cool.
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by undreren 7y ago
Checklists work so well. A kanban board has all the same qualities if used correctly :)

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