Tade0

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by Tade0 8mo ago
Banks see it as a mobile device and thus place restrictions on certain things like payment limits.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
Procreate for one is not that CPU hungry. My SO's 4th gen iPad runs it just fine.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
IIRC back in the day it was criticized for having unnecessary abstractions and limitations that were seemingly arbitrary. For instance, you can't restart an oscillator node. Once you call stop it's the end. A node that's stop
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by Tade0 8mo ago
Great stuff. Web Audio API designers were a tad too imaginative for their own good. Any chance for an AudioWorkletNode example?
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by Tade0 8mo ago
Ah, FuCK Gates, William. I think there were at least three other commonly used codes, but this one was by far the most popular.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
I checked and I can set one of my banks as the "default wallet app". I guess there are still some holdouts left.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
I was hoping more banks would introduce support for U2F. In Europe ING was one of the first if not the first, but so far few followed.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
I wanted to comment this HN entry with "people with intrusive thoughts sweating profusely" or something similar, but in truth are there people with no intrusive thoughts whatsoever? I for one don't fight them, regardless how
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by Tade0 8mo ago
> Scaling has hit a wall and will not get us to AGI. That was never the aim. LLMs are not designed to be generally intelligent, just to be really good at producing believable text.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
IIRC most of the fighting is happening over the southern, fertile lands.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
Let dashcam footage be used as evidence of traffic violations and behold how quick will drivers themselves be to send every such piece of footage to the police.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
In Poland this default was changed some time ago. Specifically trucks are not allowed to overtake on two-lane highways and express roads: https://trafficban.com/news.1590.html There's an exception made for cases where
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by Tade0 8mo ago
That's a hard one. In terms of beverages alcohol-free beer gained popularity in recent years because it's not sweet, has half the calories of juice/soda yet actually carries some taste. If I were to imagine something fitting
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by Tade0 8mo ago
Doesn't have the same ring to it in English.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
> I attribute the somewhat significant economic edge US society has over the rest of the world is due to its addiction to amphetamines Over here in Europe getting prescription stimulants against ADHD is a fairly straightforward process.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
There exists domestic supply, it's just not scaled up: https://www.goodram.com/en/ You don't see their products in stores too often as they're focused on B2B - particularly the automotive sector. That be
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by Tade0 8mo ago
Manufacturers already reacted and intensified efforts to replace silver in panels with copper: https://finance-commerce.com/2026/02/solar-panels-silver-to-...
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by Tade0 8mo ago
Pitch this to whoever is in charge of performance at Wordpress. A Wordpress instance will happily take over 20 seconds to fully load if you disable cache.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
> Maybe the reason is not that EU magically turns everything it touches into gold (while Russian orcs turn it to crap, obviously), but that EU is carefully choosing who joins and doesn't let the bad prospects in? The EU gives certai
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by Tade0 8mo ago
> The narrative "people want EU (aka freedom and democracy), but bad dictators won't let them" is a populist one. Former eastern block members that are currently in the EU beg to differ. It's no accident that there&#x
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by Tade0 8mo ago
Whenever someone overuses ellipsis I imagine they talk like William Shatner.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
Car manufacturers already offer different sizes of battery packs, but that doesn't affect the price that much.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
Definitely double digit percentage. Ballpark of 20-30%. The anode is typically made out of high purity graphite, so 99,9%+. Its production process is energy intensive and thus expensive.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
What if you need up to date, niche information? It's a given that a book on programming is already out of date when it goes to print. My main gripe with paper sources is that sometimes an important piece of information is only mentione
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by Tade0 8mo ago
Yesterday I when I was googling something it hit me: I wouldn't know how to find anything without a search engine. We're already reliant on big tech regarding what information is presented to us and LLMs are just the next step in
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by Tade0 8mo ago
I was thinking about this the other day. My take is that he would definitely have a few choice words for some types of vibe coders.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
> I often have circumstances where I drive 1600km a day. Do you not do stops? The ranges I've shown include a 15min stop to recharge. Anyway, I used to do such trips regularly. Covered over 100k km like that. I still did stops ever
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by Tade0 8mo ago
> EVs take forever to charge, rendering long trips unrealistic. You'll find EVs that will go 700km+ with just one, 15min stop, as they charge at over 350kW in this day and age: https://ev-database.org/#group=vehicle-
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by Tade0 8mo ago
There's no point. EVs go 50% further on the same amount of energy, are easier to charge and are, of course, cheaper.
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by Tade0 8mo ago
Also it's not like it's a new topic. Super Size Me came out in 2004.

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