Systemic33

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by Systemic33 4mo ago
Someone linked this third-party "honest" status page: https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/ Seems more accurate with my experience of GitHub.
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by Systemic33 1y ago
Just like the article mentioned, he has become almost synonymous with fairy tales associated with stories for kids, but for anyone who has ever read from a collection of his stories, a majority of them are most certainly not appropriate for
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by Systemic33 2y ago
Hardly the first conical burr grinder. Niche Zero has been available for quite a while; https://www.nichecoffee.co.uk/products/niche-zero Edit: Misread cylindrical as conical
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by Systemic33 3y ago
That's the most cyberpunk laptop/tablet I've ever seen, without it looking kitsch or gaudy -- very impressive!
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by Systemic33 4y ago
With regards to NIF being a military facility, I'd very much think that energy production (cheap, safe, limitless?) is very much a military needs as much as a civilian need. Even if said energy goes further to power laser weapons or ot
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by Systemic33 4y ago
Hi jgosar, and thanks for joining into the discussion :D I figure you noticed the drastic increase in repo activity and stars. What's your own opinion on java-ness of the code? Do you feel it is an accurate assessment? I hope you didn&
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by Systemic33 4y ago
Ye this commit [0] imports a "local repository" with Visual Studio 2010 .sln file. The original README mentions .NET Framework 4, so C# has progressed a fair amount since. [0] https://github.com/jgosar/mine-ci
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by Systemic33 4y ago
Don't get me wrong, it's not "bad" code (from a brief glance) but it's just clearly written as if it was Java code, and probably not in a usual IDE like Visual Studio, Rider or VSCode /w C# plugin (as that woul
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by Systemic33 4y ago
Very cool idea and execution. Slightly off-topic; if there ever was a excellent example of what it means when a C# program is being written by a java developer, this would certainly qualify. Was this ported from a java project?
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Avoiding Premature Software Abstractions(betterprogramming.pub)
2 points by Systemic33 5y ago|0 comments
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by Systemic33 6y ago
In Denmark, which took a different strategy similar to most countries, we never quite had a full lock-down as seen in many other countries. Majority of retail continued throughout the "lock-down", but with an abundance of care tak
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by Systemic33 6y ago
Hi Torkel, First off, Grafana is amazing! So keep up the good work. Question: Currently alerts are fairly limited both in applicable panels and how they export/share relevant data to the chosen notification channel, as well as more adv
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Templafy raises $25M Series C led by Insight partners(techcrunch.com)
1 points by Systemic33 6y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft: Surface lacks upgradeable RAM and Thunderbolt because of security(zdnet.com)
2 points by Systemic33 6y ago|0 comments
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by Systemic33 6y ago
I can recommend trying this out with the Spotify web app. It is genuinely difficult to spot that it’s actually “just” a website. When you lock windows while it’s playing it shows up with media details like album art, play/pause etc. It
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by Systemic33 8y ago
Lab has the cool effect that you can smoothly change the luminance of a particular color in steps (usually scale is 0-100), where each step has an equal perception of change to the user. Very useful when making gradients. I used this for my
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by Systemic33 8y ago
Danske Bank | Copenhagen, Denmark & Vilnius, Lithuania | Software Engineer's & Business Analyst's | Full-time | Onsite | http://danskebank.com/ Danske Bank is a Nordic bank with strong local roots and brid
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by Systemic33 8y ago
Danske Bank | Copenhagen, Denmark & Vilnius, Lithuania | Software Engineer's & Business Analyst's | Full-time | Onsite | http://danskebank.com/ Danske Bank is a Nordic bank with strong local roots and brid
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by Systemic33 8y ago
Danske Bank | Copenhagen, Denmark & Vilnius, Lithuania | Software Engineer's & Business Analyst's | Full-time | Onsite | http://danskebank.com/ Danske Bank is a Nordic bank with strong local roots and brid
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by Systemic33 8y ago
Same can be said of Android, but most simply people don't.
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by Systemic33 8y ago
Definitely. And it also makes a difference for a company, as you can set a € price, and it can work for more or less the entire EU. E.g. in Denmark (although not part of €, but pegged to 100€ ~ 745kr.) you can with full support, do all your
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by Systemic33 8y ago
It's a cost on society, not on the individual pupil, just like how the education is a gain to the society at large, while the individual effort of the individual may seem negligble. So of course it's free. You are not paying. And
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by Systemic33 8y ago
I believe that a contributing factor to the pay gap in Europe is the fact that we have so many languages, that we are too segregated to create the same level of competitiveness as seen in the US. This means that each country is fairly prote
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by Systemic33 8y ago
In Copenhagen it's the only DriveNow car available, and I must admit that although I am a petrolhead, the i3 grew on me. What might look silly from the outside is an unparalleled experience in accelleration on the inside. Only Tesla&#x
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Mobile Haskell (iOS)(codetalk.io)
3 points by Systemic33 9y ago|0 comments
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by Systemic33 9y ago
In all honesty, a lot of this “directness” comes down to the fact that literal translations sound a lot harsher in English than what the non-native speaker necessarily meant. In Denmark there’s the same sort of experience by foreigners, and
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by Systemic33 9y ago
Microsoft used centralised servers because the Skype prior to that was a curse to mobile devices running on battery power. Particularly cellphones. Skype worked as a p2p network, where some peers where marked as super peers and would help w
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by Systemic33 9y ago
Invasion != Liberation
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by Systemic33 9y ago
Although the submission is a bit tangential to HN content, I've found this article which describes it more: http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-earthquake-bay-a...
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by Systemic33 9y ago
That's actually a really brilliant idea. We have people sometimes produce the software equivalent of a Picasso, but it so rarely comes to light, and even more rarely codified to guidelines/standard-practice. Would be very good to

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