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If we get into an actual shooting war with China, I don't think there's enough hydrogen generating facilities to make much of a difference. If maybe 20% of vehicles on the road were using hydrogen, maybe? Considering how much mone
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It really shows the bias in Honda’s management here. They’ve also spent years trying to develop and promote their hydrogen fuel cell cars and it’s just as much of a failure as their EV division yet they aren’t axing that golden child.
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I built an internal dashboard once that displayed thumbnails of building plans. Actually no, I built the dashboard, then the new guy added the thumbnails, but anyway. We didn't actually have a thumbnail generator because the sprint for
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That's so weird. Employers have always paid for employees' commuting expenses here in Japan [0]. It's not even mandated by law and there's a legal limit of 150k yen / month, roughly $1000 though most companies limit
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I moved to the alps to shovel snow
(senhongo.com)
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7mo ago
You could buy a pardon from Trump and still have almost a trillion leftover.
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7mo ago
My friend wrote her bachelor’s thesis on her iPhone. There’s an entire generation of ‘digital natives’ that are computer illiterate.
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It was since at least the iPhone 4. I still have the old digital AV connector from before they switched to lightning. It came with a hdmi port and a usb port. You could plug an SD card reader into the usb port and use it as an external HDD
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I don’t know. I still fire up FF14 every couple of weeks for a few dungeon runs. No more social interactions with the various channels, I barely talk to my party even. I think it’s just familiarity and not wanting to learn a whole new syste
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If we’re trading war stories, one of my first software jobs was developing an electronic medical records system. We didn’t use VCS. At the end of the day/task, you send the director the file you’ve changed with a txt file of which line
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I always forgot where I parked my boats. Or that I even had one.
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Was it actually that hard? I played on the JP/KR asian servers in a PK/APK/PVP guild so maybe it was just my bubble but it was pretty common to see players with 7 skills maxed out. If I remember correctly - sparring - swordsm
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MacBook What?
(elliotjaystocks.com)
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I've done web dev work on the 12" retina macbook. Sometimes docker goes crazy and needs to be restarted but otherwise it worked surprisingly well. I used it all the way till the M2 air came. I also have a (relatively) beefier mac
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It's been possible since the iPad 2. I used to code HTML/CSS that way back in... 2011?
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Despite (or maybe because of) my upbringing, I’ve had the fortune of mostly doing things I wanted to do. Not exactly as I wanted, but more or less in the general direction. Which is why I’m now in the position to choose whether to study to
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For some relevancy, this issue is still on Japanese minds because last year, corroded pipes led to one of the largest sinkholes the country has ever seen, swallowing a truck and drowning the driver in a pit of shit and piss. It took months
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I’ve been fantasising about getting certified as a CPA. People don’t believe me when I say this but my childhood (<14) dream was to be an accountant. I was poor and I enjoyed counting all the coins I saved up (that my dad would eventuall
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I've found used snowboarding gear is best for when you need to muck around in the snow. Mittens keep your fingers warm while still letting you handle stuff like shovels and grab at things. You can dig through snow in mittens. Used snow
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And another related one, you’ll know when you’ll need it. No I don’t. I’ve never used the thing so I don’t know when it’ll come in useful.
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My little village is built on the site of some ancient Japanese village [0] and any construction that involves digging up dirt often also unearths some kind of archaeological find that stops all work for half a year while the archaeologists
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You’ve just illustrated exactly the problem. You assumed I was building an accounting app. I’ve experienced the same issue with building features for calculating the brightness of a room, or 3D visualisations of brightness patterns, managin
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Another thing I’ve experienced is scope creep into the average. Both Claude and ChatGPT keep making recommendations and suggestions that turns the original request into something that resembles other typical features. Sometimes that’s a goo
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I’ve got two cars that I drive regularly, a modern day BMW with all the bells and whistles, and an almost 20 year old Honda Acty Van. It’s 660cc, doesn’t have rear seat belts, or a radio, it does have power windows though. I enjoy driving
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It’s because a video can be passively watched when doing chores while reading text is an active … activity. The former requires less energy and commitment than the latter. It also means that if YouTube displays an ad while I’m washing the d
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> If you're an Otaku it's not too surprising you don't like Ghibli. That’s definitely something I felt the whole time. They’re anime for non-anime fans. Story-wise, Gits and Akira do have a kind of logical story progressio
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Can someone explain why the Ghibli films are so popular? I’ve been on a Ghibli binge this week because my wife can’t believe that I’ve never watched any of their films so we’ve watched 1 a day. I wasn’t intentionally avoiding them, they jus
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I've had the same experience while building EMRs and pharmacy inventory systems. Clients actually requested for bad UX, so that the people doing the data entry will double check that they've entered the correct values because fixi
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https://www.eld.gov.sg/candidate_presidential_qualify.html > Public sector service requirement > The public sector service requirement is that the person has: held office for three or more years as Minister, Chief Jus
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About a decade ago, some Chinese propagandists were encouraging calling Okinawa the Ryukyu kingdom and trying to ferment an independence campaign. It didn’t get too far.
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