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by widforss 2y ago
I'd suggest a car, they're usually better at getting away from people.
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by widforss 2y ago
This should 100 % be named YAML is almost a superset of JSON. TIL.
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by widforss 2y ago
How do it get ADS-B data from over the oceans? I guess it isn't satellite (which I now is used for actual tracking) since there is obviously a lot less lines over the oceans (but lines nonetheless).
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by widforss 2y ago
Yes? And it is basically a story about persecution of jews.
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by widforss 2y ago
My first thought was that it would be like a perpetuum mobile, but since heat pumps have like 400 % efficiency, it should, yes.
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by widforss 2y ago
Much appreciated
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by widforss 3y ago
> This recurring nova is only one of five in our galaxy.
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by widforss 3y ago
OP: Esrange in Kiruna should be listed as an operation. It even has a label for "Esrange Balloon Pad" on the OSM map you use.
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by widforss 3y ago
Orca fashion is also a thing, with salmon hats and the likes.
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by widforss 3y ago
Would have been interesting if I could have seen any of the images. What I find interesting about knots is that different sub-cultures have settled on so different knots. Scouts join rope with a sheet bend, while climbers pretty much would
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by widforss 3y ago
Yes, unless your data is part of a public database. The principle of public access to official records [1] combined with the Swedish freedom of the press act [2] makes my full name, our version of the SSN, an estimate of my salary as well a
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by widforss 3y ago
This is why I am on HN :)
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by widforss 3y ago
My name is Aron Gunnar Mauritz Widforss (chill out, I'm Swedish, so everything about me is public anyway). In Sweden this does not cause me any problem because every person and system understands to refer to me as Aron Widforss. Well,
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by widforss 3y ago
Maybe you'll divorce at 40, maybe you'll dance the 'Funky Chicken' on your 75th wedding anniversary
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by widforss 3y ago
If you take this man on face value, this would be the most terrifying situation to be in. You end up on the wrong side of a border control, without any idea how you ended up there, sleep deprived and hungry. Not that you should take this ma
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by widforss 3y ago
When I did it it wasn't in any language. We just drawed the evolution of the trees on paper. I got my degree in 2021.
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by widforss 3y ago
I recently bought patch cables for the first time in maybe a decade. I ended up with with a Cat6a U/FTP, but the process to find out was the current "OK" cable standard was very confusing. Apparently there is a lot of "C
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by widforss 3y ago
There is no stealth in space, but space is also very large.
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Explain Ice: The Answers Are Slippery(nytimes.com)
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by widforss 3y ago
I could never run DSLinux, I was in eighth grade and couldn't afford the RAM pack (just used a pirate card for games). But I printed out all of the documentation at the school library and read it until I pretty much new it by heart, an
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by widforss 3y ago
I can do an average function in Excel. But I can not remember the word of the function in all three languages that Excel have decided that I should be proficient in Excel in. The translation of functions is the single worst design decision
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by widforss 3y ago
That's about the only time I can do honest work programming. It makes me avoid doing programming tasks at work and try to find more writing-related stuff ...
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by widforss 3y ago
Here's an example. This tent is not in production anymore, but was sold without poles. UL-hiking often involves finding as many uses as possible for as few items as possible. https://hilleberg.com/eng/shelters&#x2F
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by widforss 3y ago
Trekking poles are not necessary. But they are useful, and he obviously see a potential use for them. Your comment comes across as somewhat rude.
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by widforss 3y ago
I loved that puzzle site. I don't think I have ever been as hooked by programming as when I worked on those puzzles. Managed to get thrown out after completing level 5 by requesting another puzzle and forgetting about it. I even sent a
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by widforss 4y ago
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1604617643973124097
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by widforss 4y ago
Cool, I didn't know that Rust did that (or have forgotten)! But it sure looks like a map where we throw away the result. What I mean with that is that the loop construct must be served the iterations from an iterator, which may or may
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by widforss 4y ago
Hah, you're here as well. Found you on youtube after you scored #1 and am mighty impressed of your game.
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by widforss 4y ago
Because you cannot have loops in an immutable universe? Sure, you can map functions, but sometimes loops are fun too.
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by widforss 4y ago
But he doesn't have a case, does he? He wrote the piece _for_ Minecraft and accepted the payment as such.

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