Kuinox

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by Kuinox 4y ago
Ah funny, firefox display it as a link, refuse to open said link, have a context menu to copy the link, but not open it.
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by Kuinox 4y ago
Your IP give away your current location.
723.
by Kuinox 4y ago
People will post more generated images that they consider good, than bad, thus improving the dataset.
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by Kuinox 4y ago
My commute time is fairly long, it's 76 minutes, and is about the same time in car. The thing is, public transit for me is more reliable, as I don't rely on specific hours, at peak hours you get your bus/train every 10-15 m
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by Kuinox 4y ago
It's burning the world, and it's a luxury we can afford now because we don't pay(monetarly speaking) the price for it. I would vote to restrict further the cars. As soon as you take every cost the car make, it's not wort
726.
by Kuinox 4y ago
There is a train every 30 mins at worst, and thinking that the car will go at the maximum speed all the way is a pipedream: In practice, in Paris, at commute hours the car is often slower than using public transit.
727.
by Kuinox 4y ago
The school is 5 mins away on feet. Middle school 20mins away on feet. High school is 25mins away in bus.
728.
by Kuinox 4y ago
There won't be enough place. The train go at 180km/h, you can't beat it with your car, limited at most at 130km/h.
729.
by Kuinox 4y ago
I do own one, but it's a luxury. I could totally lives without it. Almost all of my needs can be covered at feet distance, or with public transit.
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by Kuinox 4y ago
That's terribly wrong. I live in an house. I walk 5 minutes to the nearest bus station, there in the worst case, in public holiday I may have to wait 30 mins at most, but because the bus hours are public, I can leave my house at the la
731.
by Kuinox 4y ago
1999 according to wikipedia. And I did not came up with this year, it's what is written on the domain name.
732.
by Kuinox 4y ago
Familly domain name is at Gandi since 1999, no issue so far.
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by Kuinox 4y ago
https://hnpredictions.github.io/?p=3550 > I predict that touch interfaces in cars like this is a fad that will pass and people will look back on it as an embarrassment Hilarous.
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by Kuinox 4y ago
The increased electricity production would be needed to shift fossil usage in industry to electricity.
735.
by Kuinox 4y ago
You picked a different tool for each of the different entry, while the author is arguing their programming language is general purpose, because it allow to do each entry you listed, in a single language.
736.
by Kuinox 4y ago
20 years ago we were told there was 20 years of petrol remaining. It's sadly false.
737.
by Kuinox 4y ago
The documents you linked doesn't says what you say. The risk table nicely show it: all renewable are red. Yes, 100% nuclear is not achievable without risk, but with less risk than the 50% renewable you are proning.
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by Kuinox 4y ago
Citroen Ami (6.9k€) is surely not targeted for rich guys. - Dacia Spring is 19.5k€ - Renault Twingo Electric is 24k€ - Peugeot e-208 is 19.9k€ - Fiat 500e is 26.2k€ This is without carbon bonus, which is about 1k€ in france.
739.
by Kuinox 4y ago
That's why I said "compared to bad package managers." NuGet works, have flaws, sometimes doesn't works, but is usually reliable. On the other hands, I lost a lot of time with npm, and also a lot with pip.
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by Kuinox 4y ago
.NET with nuget works flawlessly, compared to bad package managers.
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by Kuinox 4y ago
> What is the solution? There are languages ecosystem that solved these issues and never have a problem with it. Look at it, and copy their tooling.
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by Kuinox 4y ago
> Does Renault actually sell new production battery packs for those vehicles, Yes. > How much does that cost including all parts and labor as a percentage of the vehicle's value? I think you are overestimating the time it take to
743.
by Kuinox 4y ago
Zoe cars that sold 10 years ago can still get their battery replaced without much difficulties.
744.
by Kuinox 4y ago
> The pages you get all appear to have that really long quoted phrase. Two of three are dead links, so not really. While indeed google doesn't look to have indexed this particular page, it looks like others search engine successfuly
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by Kuinox 4y ago
On the page: " https://book.simply-logical.space/src/text/1_part_i/1.1.html " If I take the quote: "At the beginning of this section, we posed the question: can we show that our two definitions o
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by Kuinox 4y ago
Yes, sorry, I meant immutable, not idempotent.
747.
by Kuinox 4y ago
It depends of your library/language.
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by Kuinox 4y ago
FYI Nuget also work with folders. Drop nupkg in a folder, use it as a source, you now have a "feed".
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by Kuinox 4y ago
> that the official repo can only "unlist" packages, not delete them or that the publish times sometimes have horrible delays It's to avoid the npm left-pad problem. nuget.org packages are idempotent. For the publish time
750.
by Kuinox 4y ago
Until you get your firmware remotely updated by a malware exploiting security vulnerability.

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