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hasoleju
2y ago
Thanks for the link! This is so great so actually see how the line camera and this line screen work together to create an ad in the finish line photo.
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2y ago
First I was wondering why there are ad banners visible in the image. With a line scan camera the background which is standing still should actually only have horizontal stripes. But since the company Omega produced this photo it actually ma
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hasoleju
2y ago
Oversharing at the family dinner is something I didn't encounter yet. In contrast having a mobile phone always available oftentimes leads to no conversation at all. My wife and me are very strict with not touching our phone at during m
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hasoleju
2y ago
The guy in the story basically survived 6 days without water and traveled up to 160 miles during that time. It's almost unbelievable. I thought that once you loose 4-6 kg of water due to sweat the body does not function any more due t
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hasoleju
2y ago
I enjoy writing. It's the work I like most. The best moment is finishing a piece. The most regular piece I write is a monthly retrospective. I write about topics that I encountered at work. Mostly in a personal style also reflecting on
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hasoleju
2y ago
I like how the name quest emphasizes the process, not the initially desired outcome. When you go on a quest you gain experience and have encounters that might even change your initially desired outcome. Instead of trying to reach an outcome
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2y ago
Your answer resonates with me a lot. Disclosure: I'm not a founder, I'm still employed. A very important insight for achieving my peace of mind was to have multiple sources for a feeling of accomplishment. Peace of mind is the sta
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hasoleju
2y ago
Considering the lifetime emissions of a product makes an interesting point. Seeing that an electric cargo bike only has more than 10x the emissions per kilometer than a steel bike was unexpected for me. It's easy to forget how expensiv
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2y ago
Since she made her method public I wonder if this will still work now. But apart from that it is a simple solution for a tricky problem.
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2y ago
My schedule in the past years was not linked to daylight at all. But that changed recently. I have a new window where the first sunlight in the morning now enters the room. Since I have that window I'm very aware of the time the sun ri
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2y ago
These pictures are a flashback to my youth. Back in the time the limiting factor of how many friends could join the LAN Party where the switches. I remember the time a friend of mine bought a 12 port switch. That opened up a whole new level
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2y ago
The problem with too many layers of management is mainly that they stop doing what they should do. Making decisions. The lowest management layer cannot make any decisions alone, otherwise the next layer would have no reason to exist. The ne
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2y ago
This is the first time I saw book in the form of a webpage. I really like it. Problem is that my children are don't speak English yet. I wonder if those storybooks also exist in other languages.
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2y ago
Now I know why the cursor from the old asteroids game looks like the position indicator in my car navigation. Great fun fact! The Atari Team which created the game was located next to the company that built the first navigation device.
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2y ago
During the last centuries there was a technological shift in cargo ship drives roughly every 100 years. From sailing to steam boat over combustion engines to these drives?
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2y ago
There is always a tradeoff between different types of use cases. Some users solve problem A with the sofware. An other group solves problem B. Using the same software in both cases leads to edge cases that are bugs for one group but cannot
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hasoleju
2y ago
In general you are on the right track. One more thing you could do is align the priorities of stakeholders and keep them aligned for as long as possible. The thing that causes most problems in my team are the changes of priority on short no
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2y ago
Looks great and worked ok for my condition. It was able to list all common causes for my symptoms. Interestingly it did not mention the rare, severe root causes in the first place. I think that is a feature not a bug. Side Note: The langua
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2y ago
This really sounds too good to be true. I understand why the locals are sceptic at first. If they achieve their goal of creating a national park with 200.000 square hectares they have covered 3% of the Romanian forests. That is impressive.
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3y ago
Only a handful of minutes from a position in space where you can see the whole earth to a small spot in the desert of Utah. Where you see the feet of a human walking towards you. Amazing what is achievable with the tech of today. Space is n
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I also struggle with understanding the image. It starts out as a flow chart depicting the conversion funnel. In the end it somehow is a state diagramm of the feeling of the creator. I get the points that are spelled out in the text, but the
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3y ago
Most of the things that made up the internet in 2014 were created in the second half of the internets lifespan at that point in time. Assuming that this trend continues, most of the things people will use in 2044 still have to be invented.
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3y ago
The article briefly mentions the possibility to access secrets on a hardware level by monitoring the ressources of other threads. I have no idea if this is only possible in theory but completely impractical becauste it takes so much effort.
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3y ago
I have hired or been close to 4 hires of IT consultants so far. Every time the process was very simple: 1. Do we know a company that offers that service? 2. If yes: Hire them. 3. If no: Don't hire. Of course this is maybe a little bit
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I wonder if the company will survive this. If the really have to recall all their bikes and refund their customers they will have a big problem. I own one of those bikes as well. I'm not sure what I should do.
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3y ago
Yes! I try to have a bias towards action. 1. Actively organize events for friends and family. 2. Go out and explore new cities, places, museums. 3. Always make sure that you have an activity coming up in the next few weeks that you are real
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Thanks for sharing that story. If something feels easy that actually should feel hard is a good signal that you found a sweet spot. Enjoy the feeling as long as you can, it will inevitably be hard again soon. My analogy for this is enduranc
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Before I visited HN today I read the whole blog post. I was notified by an email from mtlynch in my inbox. I draw a lot of inspiration from the consistency he has in writing the monthly and yearly retrospectives. Keep up the great work!
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3y ago
Main takeaway from the article and the highly rated comments: Don't use selfmanaged k8s.
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This is only a minor invest compared to the financial support they provide for the students already. I tried to google the exact amount of funding they get. The best I came up with is a 8890 USD loan per year where 40% of it will be convert
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