jonex

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by jonex 4mo ago
Did you dissolve it in hot water before consumption?
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by jonex 5mo ago
For my master thesis I did a lot of digging into the research on success factors for startups. And at least based on what I found back then, you're right. The correlation is weak between any factor like this and success. Generally posi
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by jonex 5mo ago
Looks like https://clackernews.com/ is leaking!
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by jonex 6mo ago
Feature request: Make it default behavior on phones that you can have multiple passwords, connected to different profiles. With no way to determine how many profiles a phone have. I'm sure there's some people here working on mobil
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by jonex 6mo ago
Didn't it start with asm.js, a subset of javascript serving as a way to compile C code to be run in a browser? Then browser makers figured that it'd be better to have a dedicated target for this. So while it can be used to achieve
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by jonex 1y ago
It's the difference between proportional voting vs winner takes it all. In the latter case you can't really hold politicians accountable, as you will have to choose between effectively throwing your vote away or voting for the one
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by jonex 1y ago
Good to be aware: Full face helmets restrict your view more, so there is a safety trade-off to be made.
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by jonex 1y ago
Maybe he's actually wearing protective gear? Jeans with slide tolerant layers and padding are pretty common as warm weather gear and there are jeans style jackets as well. If you don't know what to look for it can be hard to tell
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by jonex 1y ago
This isn't just about perception. If you: * Have a license * Wear appropriate gear * Follow speed limits * Don't drink and ride * Aged somewhere 30-50 * Have more than a few months experience on your bike * etc. You are statistica
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by jonex 1y ago
I find that annoying too. In case you haven't seen, there's the sponsor block extension for that, which is not limited by anti-adblock measures.
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by jonex 2y ago
It takes away the ability to know what it does though, which is also often considered an important aspect. By not publishing details on how to train the model, there's no way to know if they have included intentional misbehavior in the
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by jonex 2y ago
To me it sounded like click bait. So I checked comments and concluded that it was indeed about the very visible RDS signal and not some hidden channel used by some secretive agency that would indeed be somewhat mysterious. I don't thin
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by jonex 2y ago
I sure hope this does not mean a reduction in quality, one of Legos big benefits has been the longevity, lego pieces from the 70s are still in my family's rotation. Reuse should always come before recycle.
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by jonex 2y ago
They didn't specify what they qualified as a multivitamin, my guess is that the definition is rather loose due to the scale of the study. There's a lot of different mixes of multivitamins in the store. You would buy the one that f
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by jonex 2y ago
tsan will catch a bunch of potential race conditions for you, under the condition that you run it somehow. How to make sure it's run? Well, add a test for the relevant code and add it to your tsan run in your CI and you'll certain
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by jonex 2y ago
I like the idea of focusing on the key notion of wether the task will succeed or not. A challenge in these things are to design things such that users understand what is communicated, and you also want something that fits the style of the a
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by jonex 3y ago
It's clearly not properly designed to be for swedish, this is noted in the reply, apart from some letters being off, it lacks åäö. But it's still not clear why they would use "u-boat" for u. While apparently correct engl
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Ask HN: What new technology or tech startups inspire you?
1 points by jonex 3y ago|1 comments
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by jonex 3y ago
Weight gain does often happen a few years post treatment. Even then it's beneficial compared to no intervention, which would most likely have them be even worse off five years later. Long term health outcomes are better for those who g
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by jonex 3y ago
The dichotomy is relevant if you are of the opinion that some of the foundational design choices of Carbon makes it less viable as a C++ successor based on the similarity of those choices to other projects that were struggling due to this.
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by jonex 3y ago
It's not at all hard to build a sane codebase in C++ if you are a group of experienced C++ devs with an eye for detail. Not saying mistakes never happen, but most of the time the tools available are sufficient to build correct code if
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by jonex 3y ago
If Kagi were as popular as Google, you'd quickly see pages appear "without ads", that looks suspiciously like what an ad would say. The problem is SEO, and it affects the mainstream search engine because that's what&#x27
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by jonex 3y ago
There's certainly a lot of ways food substances can interact with bodily systems. However it can be hard to discern the exact source as different substances are correlated. Like you mention, issues with FODMAP is common, and those are
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by jonex 3y ago
The problem with the typical CT isn't that they call out bad things. The problem is that they tend to use the rumours of bad stuff and build complex narratives around it that ends up much further than the original events would ever war
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by jonex 3y ago
Interesting experiment and a good start at evaluating the concept, in particular, the fact that they compared to other methods makes it way stronger than similar concepts that forget to even compare to index. However, even though they clear
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by jonex 3y ago
The condition, according to the article, was not having taken pills and being dying, but "if a call-attendant believed a person might be at “imminent risk” of taking their own life in the next few hours, days, or week". This is we
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by jonex 4y ago
In Sweden they can certainly do so, if a person is a danger to themselves or others (as declared by two doctors) they can be put into closed mental care with police escort and drugged to the extent that they can't speak for themselves
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by jonex 4y ago
Linked by michaelwww in a previous thread. The video presents two very different approaches to dealing with the legacy of Javascript. It is particularly interesting to the see the pragmatic views of Hejlsberg contrasted with Bak's focu
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Anders Hejlsberg and Lars Bak: TypeScript, JavaScript, and Dart (2013) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jonex 4y ago|1 comments
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by jonex 4y ago
For a class of problems, there's basically two options of language to use that would fit the requirements, C++ and Rust. While Rust is promising and getting some traction, saying that it's the clear winner in all aspects would be

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