Leherenn

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by Leherenn 5y ago
I would hazard fuel exhaustion due to the shape of the crash site.
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Well, if Apple really goes this way, you will see them support it pronto.
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Well, if you only do one flight per charge, yes. One of the club around here tried to use an electric plane for instruction, and the constant takeoff/landing cycles killed the battery real fast.
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by Leherenn 5y ago
I think it is unethical if you're lying about the amount of work you do, using fake excuses like "it's harder than I thought it would be", "I got stuck on x" when you're just not working or working for you
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by Leherenn 5y ago
I guess you could first have an internal architect or similar vet the PR before handing the PR to this service for the "technical details". As you said, the big value in reviews are the points you mentioned. Correctness/techn
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by Leherenn 5y ago
I assume you are complaining about house prices not being directly included in the CPI? I don't know about the exact methodology, but the concept makes sense to me. "Everyone" is buying food "everyday", so it's
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by Leherenn 5y ago
> This was breaking systems with more than 256 TiB of RAM - I wonder why nobody noticed? Are there even ARM systems with that amount of RAM? I assume it's something in the order of what super computers use, but I don't think an
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by Leherenn 5y ago
How did she get local cash from crypto? Some kind of bitcoin ATM? I assume using a standard ATM wasn't an option due to a lost/stolen card?
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Employees who own shares before the IPO are often prevented from selling them right as the company IPO, that's the lockup period. After this period (often 6 months), they are allowed to sold their shares. The reasoning of GP is that a
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Benchmarking is often close enough.
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by Leherenn 5y ago
They should care, though they probably have more leeway to drop performance for the right trade off since they are not stable yet.
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by Leherenn 5y ago
> Most capital investments do require a more skilled workforce to get the expected return on investment. Does it? I have no idea whether this is true or not, but there have been plenty of counter examples throughout history. The spinning
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Most people I know (from various Romand cantons) actually use both a bit randomly, I assume due to the strong French influence. What's funny is that they don't realise it until you point it out. Octante as far as I know has been d
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by Leherenn 5y ago
I used to have a repo with scripts that "encodes" those change. Stuff like "setup-zsh.sh" and so on. On a new computer, I could just install git, clone the repo then run the scripts. I stopped doing that because I don&#x
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Switzerland has had very limited inflation so far, I think the annual inflation is expected to be around 1.5% for 2021. Though to be fair, Switzerland has had about 0% inflation on average since 2015, with a few years of deflation in that i
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by Leherenn 5y ago
$50 will be for a couple of km/h over the limit (after the 5 km/h "standard" deduction). At 20 km/h, it's CHF250; above that you're getting in front of a judge, will lose your driving license for a while a
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by Leherenn 5y ago
If people are wondering about why some people in the comments are reporting 3080 vs 3060 levels of performance, it's based on the workload. On synthetic (native I assume) benchmarks, the M1 Max reaches 3080 levels, but in gaming benchm
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Especially since lots of components are updated outside Android updates. The browser and many other things will keep on being updated independently.
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Well it runs very well on older platforms, it's just not allowed to. My PC has a 6th generation Intel. Years ago, I subscribed to the dev channel of Windows 10 because I wanted to try WSL (the first one). I kinda forgot to "exit&q
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Smaller bezel. Most manufacturers want an "edge to edge" display because that looks nice (and reduce the overall size of the laptop) but then they don't know what to do with the webcam. Some remove it entirely (some Asus), so
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by Leherenn 5y ago
The only issue is that no AMD laptop has Thunderbolt support. It's supposed to come next year but currently it's a deal breaker of you want to use a dock.
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Is ARM really the reason the M1 is so much better than the current x86 CPUs? If you have a look at the competition (Qualcomm), it sounds to me that it's Apple expertise at designing a SoC and using a more advanced node that makes it su
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by Leherenn 5y ago
According to [1], over half the 700k were over 75, and about 3/4 were above 65. I am not sure what the median retirement age is in the US, but I would assume most people retire around 65. It sounds unlikely to me that "a vast majo
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by Leherenn 5y ago
I am ok with people switching off for a while, but then you really need to catch up, otherwise it's really painful for people working with you. I've had colleagues who would maybe quickly look at their mail/chat once a day (u
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by Leherenn 5y ago
I was very surprised and disappointed when I discovered that. It didn't really felt cross platform anymore if for every component you need to do a platform check and render it differently. It sounds like flutter is more about having th
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by Leherenn 5y ago
> the end result is not great Do you mean having outsiders elected to parliament or the whole Macron government/term?
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by Leherenn 5y ago
I think OP's case was not debugging a crash, just that if a crash happens he would like the log to be before rather than after. The log statements would be there no matter whether there is a crash or not, just in case.
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by Leherenn 5y ago
It's probably not the incentive for most billionaires, but there are stuffs that legitimately cost billions. Creating your own space company, wanting to invest in research like nuclear fusion or vaccines, owning a sport team, influenci
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Yes, and plenty of countries have some family stuff as well.
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by Leherenn 5y ago
It's hard to answer, it depends on a lot of variables, but it is rarely "super inexpensive", just usually cheaper. On a trip basis, i.e. no fixed costs included, no reduction; public transports are often the most expensive fo

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