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by 2143 4y ago
Still, other gearboxes work well here. So maybe there's a design fault somewhere. There's a Wikipedia entry for DSG problems: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct-shift_gearbox#Problem...
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by 2143 4y ago
Wow that's pretty cool. Over here it's only a matter of time before DSG inevitably fails. Apparently, it tends to overheat when idling in traffic in D. This is also a problem in VW cars which uses the same gearbox. It's a rea
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by 2143 4y ago
Are Skoda cars with DSG transmissions reliable in Europe? They're unreliable where I'm from. Otherwise, they make fabulous desirable cars.
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by 2143 4y ago
> it's a massive part of their income I'm pretty sure the income is massive, but it might not be where the majority of the money comes from. Tata is a huge conglomerate with businesses that apparently have nothing to do with ea
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by 2143 4y ago
I've sweated in a cold AC room. Btw, sweating when it's cold somehow feels much worse.
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by 2143 4y ago
> Which typical Air buyer needs 16gb ram, the college student with 50 tabs open and Spotify in the background? How about a college student who contributes to large open source projects? (eg. Chromium or Firefox — I don't know if the
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Where Does the Day Go?(neal.fun)
3 points by 2143 4y ago|0 comments
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by 2143 4y ago
> neither results from my country This. There's a lot youtubers from my country who has crap content presented in a cringey way. Like, if I search for "second order vibrations in internal combustion engine", I get hundreds
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by 2143 4y ago
They probably turn off their engines when queued. So, infinite.
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by 2143 4y ago
Mafia Wars. I don't even know why I enjoyed it, but I'm not in the slightest remorseful to have wasted my time on it.
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by 2143 4y ago
You probably meant "Britometre" :)
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by 2143 4y ago
btw, do you happen to be British? The reason I ask is that only British people seem to add "lovely" in their sentences. Also, I now learnt that the WINDMILL answer refers to something in London. I don't know how outsiders — s
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by 2143 4y ago
> fire every engineer except the 15 or so it takes to maintain the rider and driver apps and a few services, with no new features, port everything over to common cloud companies instead of their DC (shoutout to DCA, the ugly stepbrother
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by 2143 4y ago
And I'm told they're punctual. Haven't been to BER myself. There are some well designed airports in Asia (multiple countries). In USA, I personally felt SEA (Seattle-Tacoma) and DFW (Dallas/Fort-Worth) were rather good
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by 2143 4y ago
Can confirm. Anecdotal. Both my parents' eyesight have actually improved significantly recently. They don't really need glasses anymore. But I can also confirm that my sister who had severe long-sightedness got her eyesight correc
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by 2143 4y ago
> It offered FM radio using the headphone cables as an antenna. That was common on phones in general. Headphones acted as antenna. If you open the FM radio app without connecting wired headphones, it'll ask you to connect it. This w
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by 2143 4y ago
> it won second place Out of how many? While I'm pretty sure you're a very competent programmer, there's a possibility others used non-optimal algorithms. A good algorithm in a slow language can, on the limit, be faster th
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by 2143 4y ago
Probably not something I'd use, but it sounds cool and I'm curious. Do you happen to have screenshots or something? > I had written a lunch-planner as a joke to mock how much time we were losing by discussing what to eat at the
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by 2143 4y ago
FB does not provide enough value to actually pay for it. > In all seriousness, I'm asking myself this question for a decade or so Are you in a decision-making position at FB? If not, then in all seriousness it's pointless. This
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by 2143 4y ago
Can experts weigh on the feasibility of Vala/Lua?
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by 2143 4y ago
> People present this often as a choose 1, but in reality there's a big gradient of options here. The word you're looking for is "false dichotomy".
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by 2143 4y ago
Problem with buttons is that, unless you design things carefully it might be too easy to press the wrong button and go the wrong way. Newer Hondas do come with button shifters that seem to be well thought out. It's hard to describe in
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by 2143 4y ago
Doesn't your name sort of rhyme with "focus"? :) Took less than 15 seconds; wasn't from GPT-3. Some tips: 1. Your choice of username for HN isn't very smart. 2. Regardless of the above, you should have made this par
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by 2143 4y ago
The first few times use Google Maps. Then stop using it. Also, in some cases the shortest route may not be the one easiest to remember. In the beginning stick with the one easiest to remember. I used to live in a university town, and while
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EndeavourOS(endeavouros.com)
1 points by 2143 4y ago|1 comments
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by 2143 4y ago
Are you permanently moving, or is it likely to be temporary (a few years at most)? I suppose not too much can go wrong. I have a feeling quality of life might be slightly lower, compared to what I'm told about Berlin. If you don&#x27
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by 2143 4y ago
I like gnome. 2015: Tried gnome3 on Fedora on my laptop. Hated it. I liked unity more, but I persisted with gnome anyway (because I had better things to worry about than DE), and eventually didn't mind at all. Used plenty of extensions
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by 2143 4y ago
> I find people are religious about being git cli purists and only interacting with it in this black box (the terminal) Git cli purists are probably cli purists in general, not just for git. And for good reason. When you work with the cl
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by 2143 4y ago
That's cool. Where I'm at when people (like, taxi drivers) do bother to return lost-and-found wallets, it's newsworthy enough to make its way to the newspaper. That should tell you the status quo here.
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by 2143 4y ago
I predict the next device to go all bonkers with subscriptions and pay-per-use etc is cars. There would be a day when you have to spend $$$ to use air conditioning even though the entire hardware for that is in there.

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