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by Epa095 2y ago
How did you manage that!?! It was my impression that increasing housing prices is a problem all over, and that it partially stems from the mega trend of people moving to cities. Most countries have a lot of room to build houses, just not wh
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by Epa095 2y ago
Yeah, but did they have microwave ovens and Netflix? /s
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by Epa095 2y ago
It helps when you control the flow of information though, makes it less likely that enough will day no. Oligarchy, feudslism, dictatorships and other non-free forms of government is definitely not necessarily doomed to fail. Unfortunately.
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by Epa095 2y ago
At least money is not power.
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by Epa095 2y ago
I agree, but it does not seem so bleak. According to Wikipedia[1]: The manufacturers market share should be led by CFM with 44% followed by Pratt & Whitney with 29% and then Rolls-Royce and General Electric with 10% each. CFM is
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by Epa095 2y ago
What makes you think I am offended? You came out pretty strong, stating that something was "literally part of the charter", and thats just wrong. And sometimes I think it is worth pointing out glaring errors. Instead of "2%&q
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by Epa095 2y ago
And most links can't be opened in a new window, you ant right click on them and middle click don't work!!
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by Epa095 2y ago
Ohh, AKS. I had the 'pleasure' of using it quite early on, 5/6 years ago. We kept killing it by actually using it with more than 50 pods. You know you see one of few serious users when you get through the 3 layers of support
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by Epa095 2y ago
> Part of NATO's charter is literally "spend minimum 2% GDP on military" and it was just ignored for much of the time. No, it is literally not . The charter is here[1], read it yourself. To my knowledge it was first menti
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by Epa095 2y ago
I wonder how hard it would be to reverse engineer it, if it really came to that.
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by Epa095 2y ago
Do you know if this works with any vacuums? I would assume they used https and would notice that man-in-the-middle attack.
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by Epa095 2y ago
FYI there is https://github.com/Hypfer/Valetudo which acts as a replacement of the cloud service. I'd you buy one of the supported devices you root it to point to the Valetudo server (which you run yourselves). Yo
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by Epa095 2y ago
There is also https://age.apache.org/ , an extension to facilitate graph queries in postgresql.
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by Epa095 2y ago
There are also the onyx boox models, many run android, and it seems like you can install whatever you want. I have no experience with them myself, but I am curios.
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by Epa095 2y ago
Is this a joke? Sinclair network. Conservative radio. X.
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by Epa095 2y ago
Maybe it can be a place where the world is not always split into team read and blue, hating on each other forever?
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by Epa095 2y ago
Kind of but not really completely correct. It's not for professionals in general, but for self-employed professionals. And 'only' for the work which needs special competency. E.g is changing gaskets as a plumber ok, but more
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by Epa095 2y ago
No, it's only for stuff which needs 'special competency'. E.g if you are a plumber then changing gaskets are Ok (because that's something 'anyone' can do), but not bigger stuff.
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by Epa095 2y ago
Neutral is the word. It means that the tax does not change what's the rational actions vs if the tax was not there. And yes, it's regressive relative to income. Poor people spend all their money on essentials, paying the vat on al
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by Epa095 2y ago
This exactly. I guess Netflix owns some of its concent, and could do as they pleases(?). But they still need a uber fast pipeline for the other stuff.
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by Epa095 2y ago
Netflix is superior to Disney+ in this regard (at least on my TV). And on my TV Netflix manages sub-second (at least sometimes). IDK how. Maybe they somehow give me the DRM keys ahead of time? Maybe everything in the "continue watching
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by Epa095 2y ago
Some years ago I worked for a company creating streaming platforms for media companies, aka the clunky shit you complain about:-) My experience the clunkyness comes primarily from two things. 1: Every customer wants their own twist. It is n
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by Epa095 2y ago
This reminds me of two quotes: "The point of modern propaganda isn't only to misinform or push an agenda. It is to exhaust your critical thinking, to annihilate truth." -Garry Kasparov. And "This constant lying is not ai
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by Epa095 2y ago
Cool, I did not know!
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by Epa095 2y ago
I don't have any problems with calling it programming even if it's not Turing complete. But I think it's nice to clarify, so I can understand where it is in the expressivity-landscape. Maybe it's obvious for the intended
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by Epa095 2y ago
So it is not Turing complete? It's more a programming language in the 'answer set programing' sense than 'general purpose programming language' sense?
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by Epa095 2y ago
If the numbers I find online for tesla power usage is correct, that would indicate that she charges with around 1.8 kW. But most homes should have little problem supplying the double (16 ampere with 230v = 3.680kW). But maybe she is stuck w
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by Epa095 2y ago
"pg_analytics (formerly named pg_lakehouse) puts DuckDB inside Postgres" https://github.com/paradedb/pg_analytics
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I dont tvink your insight, that there are completely different skills at different levels, are at odds with the Peter principle at all. The intro in the Wikipedia article even states: > "employees are promoted based on their success
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by Epa095 2y ago
This is a cool article! And it lead me down the path to another cool factorio compsci paper called 'The steady-states of splitter networks' where they really go into the theoretical properties of the belts and splitters. But I can

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