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Comment #48976468
Maybe the future generations will need to pay otherwise.
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Comment #48661735
I have the feeling that the author is really onto something: the explicit boundary between symbolic intent and real-world execution. Type systems don’t cut it always, you sometimes…
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Comment #48086062
(and The Netherlands)
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Comment #47574644
If your air purifier sucks from and dumps into the same room it will do nothing for CO2 levels. Only for dust particulates.
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Comment #47306004
Is it also self-hosting as a sort of meta-quine?
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Comment #36748521
Nice setup although I remember that the efficiency of air tools is very low like around 1%. That’s also why they get replaced a lot.
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Comment #33286059
What if the plant grows?
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Comment #32841293
Does anyone know something similar for Europeans (I live in The Netherlands)? Common units used here are all metric; for heating I've seen Natural Gas Usage (in m3) used and GigaJo…
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Comment #27734849
In the Amsterdam area there is ftth available. I have 500/500 for € 55.
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Comment #27630265
> a slug-hunting robot powered by fermented slugs Isn’t that called a duck?
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Comment #27493043
Can you recommend a book or course for improving ones ability to write good technical documentation?
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Comment #25856334
Yo mama's so fat, we had to set her column type to BLOB.
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Comment #25843424
I had one here in The Netherlands on my Volvo. I also remember setting it off accidentally many times.
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Comment #25683207
For a very good writeup by the organization Bellona, which is also in the video see https://bellona.org/news/nuclear-issues/radioactive-waste-an...
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Comment #25208022
We're not talking about sterilizing earth but a runaway greenhouse effect. For example Venus seems not to have survived: https://climate.nasa.gov/news/2475/nasa-climate-modeling-su…
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Comment #25197884
How do you know nature will survive? Records of previous climate changes indicate the change occurred more gradually in tens of thousands of years, not within 200 years. So nature …
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Comment #25160496
Most Smalltalk IDE's use a variable width font by default.
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Comment #25147073
Quick summary: Gilad Bracha introduces a new programming language called ShapeRank. It seems to be based on APL but introduces the concept of streams which are [vectors | tensors |…
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Comment #24007171
Why will it again? I suspect survivorship bias here.
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Comment #23404012
Check out our (web based) product at https://ag5.com . We’ve built it with VisualWorks Smalltalk among other tools. Every year we ask ourselves if we should be using such an niche …
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Comment #22767490
Something like this will do the job in PostgreSQL: CREATE TABLE reservations ( item_id uuid, duration tsrange, EXCLUDE USING GIST (item_id WITH =, duration WITH &&) );
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Comment #22747014
> Lots of people don't go to ICUs - only 10% of the deaths happened in an ICU. Do you perhaps have a citation for this?
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Comment #22430863
I recognize your situation. Reading the book Factfulness nu Hans Rosling helped me somewhat.
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