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One of the most interesting innovations in the Ukraine war is their internal market place for drones, letting each drone group decide which drones they want to procure and use in battle. It is not a top-down decision,…
Supermarkets often have so low margin that building for the 98% of customers means that all of the profit has disappeared. Profit is often at the margin.
The KISS version of regulation would be that stores are not allowed to use the word "buy" when you don't get full ownership and must use the word "license" instead. Also it should be marked clearly that the company can…
Denmark does not have a problem with age. It has gone the other way: members are younger today than in the old days. Graph: https://www.ft.dk/-/media/sites/ft/billeder/infografikker/ta... Average age is 44 years !!! The…
> trains about the same amount The nice thing about trains is that they can run on electricity. It does require investing in overhead wires.
Problem is that PostgreSQL does not support LIMIT on the DELETE command. I have no idea why, it seems such an obvious feature for supporting large databases.
It is like writing novels: it is not the spelling or typing on the keyboard that is the bottleneck. It is always the creative world building part. The main criticism of the Harry Potter books are not spelling or…
This is a very nice and fresh page layout.
Good trick is to prefix all such keys with magic, i.e. a couple of letters that identify type type of key. Then it will always be a string and you will be free to change the format/type of the key in the future to UUID…
I'd really like a collection of unit tests for parsers. There is a lot of details that can differ between parsers. E.g. in "Section C" the resulting KeyThree is "value 3▵▵▵▵▵▵▵value 3 continued" where each "▵" symbol is…
XML would have the advantage of having a grammar so we could validate the config files. It would also make it much simpler to make good GUI editors for the files instead of the Notepad approach most unix config files…
In Danish: https://danskebank.com/da/news-og-insights/nyhedsarkiv/press... or translated: https://danskebank-com.translate.goog/da/news-og-insights/ny... TLDR: power supply failed completely and DB2 failed running…
A Danish bank found out that this can bite you in the ass. When you hotpatch the system for years then you have no idea if the system can boot up or it will fail somewhere in the booting process. i.e. you can only trust…
> plastic everywhere. plastic will still be everywhere. The major catastrophe that could happen is for evolution of plastic eating bacteria like the creation of (dead) wood eating bacteria. Look at all the plastic…
It's a very different world from the exams I had in Denmark, both uni and high school: * all exams were proctored * the proctoring were done by external people hired to do this. * you could not leave exam for the toilet…
A lot of boomers thinks windmills are against the natural order and will end the world. Also solar parks are just the most ugly thing in the world. They must be banned.
> not actually needed What you need is more that enough bandwidth. Think of the difference between a highway with few cars versus a highway filled to the brim with cars. In the latter case traffic slows to a crawl even…
Some css files abuse !important so you might have to add that too: {elem.style.color = '#000 !important'}
and: a smart person can write a movie script with a stupid character but stupid script writers fail badly when writing smart characters.
The article ignores hydropower. The numbers/prices look a lot better with solar + wind + hydro + battery. Norway runs almost entirely on hydropower. Sweden has a lot. Iceland runs on hydropower and geothermal.
I'm in Northern Europe and 100% of my many many taxi tours have used GPS for driving directions. Taxi drivers don't use road signs anymore for figuring out which direction to take.
I would say "systems design" rather than low-demand. People who can "reduce" a big system to build on a few simple concepts are few and far between. Most people just add more stuff instead.
Marketingwise I think it is difficult for IBM to sell x86 systems as it is too easy for customers to compare performance to a standard Wintel server. Sun had the same problem after 2001 dotcom when standard PC servers…
> dual‑architecture hardware that helps enterprises run future AI and data intensive workloads with greater flexibility, reliability, and security I think we can ignore the "AI" word here as its presence is only because…
From html <head> "datePublished": "2024-09-26T13:11:00.000Z", The content is just very old. This article is from Feb 2026: https://www.zapmap.com/ev-stats/ev-market