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worksinprogress.co 19d ago

Why Europe doesn't have a Tesla

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huyenchip.com 1y ago

RLHF: Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback

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old.reddit.com 1y ago

Windows 2022 Servers Unexpectedly Upgrading to 2025

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www.datacenterknowledge.com 2y ago

Peering Disputes Migrate to IPv6 (2009)

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www.youtube.com 4y ago

Why do I look like this? The SexyCyborg origin story

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www.niels-ole.com 5y ago

Automatic Shopping List: DIY smart shelf using strain gauges

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gitlab.com 5y ago

Gitlab Project Hit by Spambot

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junto.investments 5y ago

A Story of Short Squeezes and Market Corners(2020)

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www.niels-ole.com 5y ago

AWS NLBs and the mixed up TCP connections

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www.niels-ole.com 6y ago

Change Caused by Coronavirus

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news.ycombinator.com 6y ago

Ask HN: What was the CAC of your first customer?

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www.niels-ole.com 6y ago

Iron Man Arc Reactor Prop Build

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twitter.com 7y ago

Revolut push notification: “Help me not get fired”

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www.niels-ole.com 7y ago

100ms in additional latency costs you 1% revenue?

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www.niels-ole.com 8y ago

LetsEncrypt on Kubernetes for Nginx Ingress with Cert-Manager QuickStart

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www.niels-ole.com 8y ago

A fork on GitHub is no fork

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news.ycombinator.com 8y ago

Ask HN: How to get industry insights and meet people outside your bubble?

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www.documentdeck.com 8y ago

Show HN: DocumentDeck – Simple Document Management for Individuals

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www.youtube.com 9y ago

The story of Factorio[video]

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www.niels-ole.com 9y ago

Hosting side-projects with Docker

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    > the point of all of these models is to protect workers’ incomes against the capriciousness of capitalism [...]

    > Europeans are unlikely to embrace the American model, but they might accept the Danish one
The point seems to rather be that European economy could have a better outlook if the labor market was more efficient. Not that safety nets should be cut.

unlimited possibilities to expand the game scope through a tech tree: - Hyperthreading - interrupts - compressed main memory - L3 caches - TLB caches - CFS - cgroups - TSO/GSO - performance / efficiency cores - dynamic clock speed - thermals - PCI bandwidth / lanes - ...

Game could start with a single CPU and 2-3 processes and then all this comes on top step by step and you can automate it away through tech tree.

AirPods Max 2 4 months ago

Issues with my AirPods Max 1:

* occasional deafening screatch when there's too much moisture. I'm surprised they didn't need to recall them over that

* occasional reboots when you move it a bit on your head.

Unfortunately in apple-manner they don't mention if such issues were resolved with this v2

Opus being a frontier model and this being a superficial failure of the model. As other comments point out this is more of a harness issue, as the model lays out.

We have speed pedelecs (45kmph) where I live with extra restrictions compared to normal ebikes which are capped at 25kmph. On the countryside 25kmph just doesn't get you places fast enough.

And I dont think I would want to share cycling lanes with people doing more than that either

The regulation I wish for is for speed pedelecs to be allowed to use cycle paths whenever the street has a speed limit > 50kmh. Being on a 70-100kmph road as a 45kmph bike is needlessly dangerous when there's a usually idle bike path next to it.

In the late 2000s i remember that "nobody is willing to pay for things on the Internet" was a common trope. I think it'll culturally take a while before businesses and people understand what they are willing to pay for. For example if you are a large business and you pay xxxxx-xxxxxx per year per developer, but are only willing to pay xxx per year in AI tooling, something's out of proportion.

I have a hunch my casio wrist watch is designed to be running a bit too quick to make resetting the seconds easier. Your averaging assumes manufacturers try to make their watches as accurate as possible for average conditions

alpr.watch 7 months ago

In Shanghai there's lots of strobe lights on major intersections to presumably take clean license plate pictures of people driving against traffic after an illegal turn. Pretty plausible it significantly increases compliance.