jonke

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by jonke 6y ago
At the time the Öresund strait was Danish and not a border between Sweden and Denmark. What is now the most southern part of Sweden was à resultat of the peace of 1658
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by jonke 7y ago
I worked with a couple of the commercial alternatives to aspera and aspera as well and I used UDT, Tsunami, GridFTP, syncthing[1] as a poor mans alternative to Aspera. For real transfer with big (> 500TB) Aspera will deliver what it say
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by jonke 7y ago
My understanding of this from older relatives was that question divided within the parties of the Parlament. This is usually solved in Sweden by postpone until every party sorts out there own standing. However, if that isn’t successful we h
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by jonke 7y ago
In uk? If in France, Germany or Scandinavia maybe.
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DDR Type 2 Short-wave spy transmitter(cryptomuseum.com)
167 points by jonke 8y ago|28 comments
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by jonke 8y ago
Second that. There was a program on svt play a couple of years ago in the series ”hitlåtens historia” where the band talked a lot about the song.
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by jonke 9y ago
After a Quick Reading of the issues it reminds me of an old linux Kernel bug. https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/mechanical-sympath...
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by jonke 9y ago
Everyone involved has to know the objective, which is a lot of more work than most people understand. Besides that I think that the selection and training for the BA0X where uniq for the swedish army who could pick from a large volunteer
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by jonke 13y ago
overall moral: even if your own country don't collected your internet traffic, always assume that another country does.
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by jonke 13y ago
I do think this example http://computationalthoughts.blogspot.se/2008/03/some-exampl... is a lot better than the one in the article.
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by jonke 13y ago
Fair enough but you could do let f = map reverse in f ["ab", "cd"] IMHO the tryhaskell expose more or less only simple pure functions and I doubt that anyone with a real interest in haskell will get any substantial out of it. However if on
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by jonke 13y ago
TryHaskell uses http://hackage.haskell.org/package/mueval and not ghci You can eval expression so following works let t ="foo" in t
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by jonke 14y ago
Swede here, 4 kids, all of them have been sleeping outside down to -15 C (at least). 1) The kids are dressed more like a astronaut, wool clothing, a isolated dungaree, stuffed inside a kind of extra isolated bag. One problem is that the kid
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by jonke 14y ago
The thing is that we (as a group in this thread) don't have a shared view what productivity is. That you feel more productive when you are allowed to interact with other fellow programmers maybe true or false. If you should deliver somethin
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by jonke 14y ago
I agree. Demining for human/civilian is harder than just to clear a way for a military purpose. The thing with projects like this roller is that it actually takes money and time from the things that really work, like sniffer dogs.
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by jonke 14y ago
This facility is located in the town where I live: http://utslappisiffror.naturvardsverket.se/en/Search/Plant-p...
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by jonke 14y ago
For those interested http://utslappisiffror.naturvardsverket.se/en/Emissions-to-A... (Sweden) http://www.epa.gov/tri/tridata/tri10/nationalanalysis/index.... (USA)
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by jonke 14y ago
I also pay for a second bin to throw garden waste into. I could probably goto Jordcentralen later and buy it back as soil.
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by jonke 14y ago
At high temperatures above 1000 degrees C, dioxin decomposes and the incinerators here are constructed for that. Offical numbers: "The total emissions of dioxins to air in Sweden in 2008 was about 38 grams of TCDD equivalents." Of that 5g i
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by jonke 14y ago
I'm amazed that Oz surface up in this matrix. The number of people actually program in Oz for production purposes must be less than 100. It's a lovely language and I can miss somethings one could do in (Mozart)-Oz that I can't do in Haskell
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by jonke 14y ago
I kind of agree here but for real life working hard problems you need an OR that can code to make performance tweaks and adjust the algorithm in code. Maybe with some help from a programmer('hacker') as a mentor or code reviewer. You could
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by jonke 14y ago
I really would like to use haskell (ghc) even more but the lack of 64 support on windows is a realworld troublemaker. When your doing anything with large dataset you must constantly think about what will happen when lazyness and garbage col
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by jonke 14y ago
I was thinking more longterm, since the televoting started swedes have a trend to vote for songs/artist that have a connection to Sweden and not for just being a song from a neighbour.
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by jonke 14y ago
Well, most west of Bryssel don't 'get' the EuroVison. I keep seeing it (using my kids as an excuse) but I usually don't like the music. So why is it so popular? Maybe it's a cold war thing? We who lived at the border to the Iron curtain hav
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by jonke 17y ago
Well I don't think that you really should get a 'pet' (yet). Maybe you could use setup a Cichlid Aquarium http://cichlid.infocrux.com/Cichlid-Aquarium.html , http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/cichlid/first.php If you need something more
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by jonke 17y ago
Quite good but for those not used to Mercurial I hear the words of Linus "branching is easy, merging is hard" about svn so the article really need a second chapter of howto merge those Anonymously Branches.
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by jonke 17y ago
I have seen Fortran programs that don't have any subroutine at all //senior guru model. Even if you could reason about that large amount (40K LOC) I don't enjoy when you die and I get the responsibility to fix "the bug". I do agree that you
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by jonke 17y ago
"Phase 5: "By letting a constraint solver figure out the mundane details, I can write programs by describing what I want, rather than how to give it to me"" This is one of the best arguments for why anyone should bother to learn Haskell (or
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by jonke 17y ago
This seems, I could have missed something, more to be about the loose coupling in Object Land. Not about loose coupling in software land. Some sentences seems more or less taken out of context from any Haskell book (pure vs IO). Some seem,
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by jonke 17y ago
I liked it first, using a eeepc and only thouchpad it was comfortable, then I tried some of the labs stuff and got disappointed. I realize that there are some hardwired behaviours on how I interact. 1) I keep hitting :q or ZZ in anythin

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