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by sedlich 10mo ago
And this made it to hacker news? Really?? KIT and Correctiv do censorship? Must be 1st April...
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by sedlich 5y ago
It is called: tiny!
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by sedlich 6y ago
Looks like we can do nothing but wait for the WHO analysis outcome...
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by sedlich 6y ago
Looks like the company has Swiss / British roots and not German. This link is interesting because of the pro/cons discussion at the bottom: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NanoFlowcell
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by sedlich 6y ago
I was fascinated by this one: "The Case for a Learned Sorting Algorithm" i.e. invest in a little ML to sort faster afterwards ... https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3318464.3389752
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by sedlich 6y ago
Sounds like the last part of the book "Born to Run" by Christopher McDougall. How to catch an antelope. Explained by natives. Very worth reading!
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by sedlich 7y ago
Yes like Pfaueninselchaussee. A street but with very low traffic.
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by sedlich 8y ago
Good you mentiond this. I never saw this button. I thought 'gg' is sufficient...
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by sedlich 9y ago
In "What if CPU time is an issue?" we could also mention the nim language (and not only cython) because it compiles (not only) to C and feels like python.
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by sedlich 10y ago
Lichess is so awesome, it really changed my life. The features I use most: 1. The tactics trainer is incredible and fun. You get tactics ELO and the tactics stem from real games. Hence you can replay the game and see how this position arose
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by sedlich 10y ago
Does this remind me legendary paper generator SCIgen... Good to know as a CS teacher ;-)
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by sedlich 10y ago
Looks good. But editig and deletion does not work for me.
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by sedlich 10y ago
Congratulations! What a nice bunch of new features. Thinking all three models from the ground up has really payed off! Will check out the docker image soon...
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by sedlich 10y ago
You might be right. But I argue that this is often highly more significant in n men-1women then n men-1men. Havn't there been studies here in hackernews or cited by Cherly Sandbergs book to prove this?!
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by sedlich 10y ago
Why is it so difficult to have the empathy to say: ok every n'th day we switch to program B for her? Because too many mens clubs lack empathy and respect. It's that dead simple. (I am male).
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by sedlich 11y ago
Surely a good book. But it would be nice to see the complete TOC... Leanpub says it's 25% complete?!
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by sedlich 11y ago
What probably scares me most is, that managers think OO is in general a wonderful best practice you need to have in the company...
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by sedlich 11y ago
Nearly all DBs have timestamps. This patent is nonsense. Patent attorneys should also be payed for rejections.
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by sedlich 13y ago
Strongly disagree with the article as simplification always looks shiny. Start-Ups should sit back for a few hour and days and invest the work to answer some serious questions as these http://nosql-database.org/select-the-ri
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by sedlich 13y ago
> Put it differently, what does ArangoDB, MongoDB, whateverDB bring that relational > databases didn't bring 30 years ago? (Let's leave MongoDB out here ;-) What I really love and what the relationals do not have are: * Grap