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AxelLuktarGott
2y ago
As someone from Europe.. it is not true. There are lots of media outlets with different angles. Certainly lots of Murdoch funded garbage here.
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2y ago
literally 1984
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2y ago
Ironic that iPhones are both expensive _and_ come with planned obsolescence
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AxelLuktarGott
2y ago
Lots of good news in the article > But, more and more, base-load coal plants have been squeezed out of the market as ever more renewable energy – particularly solar power – flooded the system. And so the coal power plants needed more mon
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AxelLuktarGott
2y ago
Do you perhaps live in the US? The EU didn't shut down any nuclear power plants. Local politicians in Germany and Sweden (and perhaps more countries) did. And they were very much elected. I don't think any technocrats would do som
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AxelLuktarGott
2y ago
Is it really better to remove the error case information from the type signature? Aren't we losing vital information here?
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AxelLuktarGott
3y ago
The point of mining is that you don't want new blocks too often because it would create too many forks in your chain. The "difficulty" in mining is by design, if we make better hardware that can generate hashes more quickly t
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AxelLuktarGott
3y ago
I find bad abstractions to be a much greater liability than unabstracted code that could be combined into one function but isn't. It's relatively easy to combine code and much harder to disentangle it
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AxelLuktarGott
3y ago
Link to the PostgreSQL FSM library used in the talk https://github.com/kronor-io/statecharts
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A Full Payment Gateway Inside a Database
(youtube.com)
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4y ago
All the past cultures that have monuments that still stand built them to last
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AxelLuktarGott
4y ago
I guess it's subjective, but I prefer f = h <=< g over f x = do y <- g x h y