Tade0

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by Tade0 10mo ago
I don't recommended getting a Framework to anyone who isn't interested specifically in repairability, as it has its quirks and doesn't feel like something which should cost this much. I've broken something in every lap
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by Tade0 10mo ago
Ha, I was thinking while reading this "never in my life did I work with a C++ programmer who would put whitespace to visually organise the code".
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by Tade0 10mo ago
I like how readable the code is. I don't write anything in C++ nowadays, but it's clear enough for me to follow.
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by Tade0 10mo ago
I think I saw one as a child in the mid 90s - it belonged to an upper-middle class Kuwaiti whose at the time preschooler daughter was approximately as tall as the device, which was laid on the carpeted floor. At the time there were a lot of
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by Tade0 10mo ago
There are over 200 billion tonnes of lithium in seawater, it's just the least economical out of all sources of this element. There are plenty more, but they're explored only when there's a price hike.
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by Tade0 10mo ago
It isn't? To me that's the main problem here, as this should be an exceptionally rare occurrence.
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by Tade0 10mo ago
I was thinking of buying land and planting beetroot, which I would be picking by hand, cutting into thin plasters and freeze-drying for sale. I have buy-in from a former co-worker with whom I remained in touch over the years, so there will
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by Tade0 10mo ago
Provided, of course, that they thin their paints.
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by Tade0 10mo ago
Wow. In light of this it's amazing that Mr. Nissan (RIP) and later his heirs managed to not only retain control of nissan.com, but regain it after it was stolen years after his passing.
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by Tade0 10mo ago
It's a pet peeve of mine as well and I'm happy to see there being a pushback against it.
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by Tade0 11mo ago
If a site uses GraphQL then it's worth learning, because usually the queries are poorly secured and you can get interesting information from that endpoint.
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by Tade0 11mo ago
Makes sense. My grandpa is one year his junior and you would never see him react too strongly to anything, even though grandma (also still alive) always had an, ahem, fiery personality. Also he refuses to sit and moves around all the time,
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by Tade0 11mo ago
Looking at it I see familiar elements, which are used by an artist going by the name Gossip Goblin to draw apocalyptic visions of a humanity far in the future that, for the N-th time, almost wiped itself out via increasingly invasive body m
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by Tade0 11mo ago
I think the author is ignoring the difference between Branding and several other categories, like technical terms and their common names. The adjustable wrench is named straightforwardly, but most English speakers know it as the monkey wr
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by Tade0 11mo ago
Back in college we had an old program used to analyse oscilloscope data named ANAL.
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by Tade0 11mo ago
I was half-expecting the "days since last" meme - the one with a person smiling awkwardly while clapping with a large four-digit counter in the background showing only zeroes.
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by Tade0 11mo ago
> The love for diesel engines in many European countries was always confusing to me. That's a thing of the past as as early as in 2023 diesels were already a smaller percentage of new cars than non-hybrid EVs: https://www
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by Tade0 11mo ago
The author will be embarrassed to recall this 10 years from now. Anyway, to me it seems that the best strategy is to gather 2-3 years of experience and only then start job hunting for real. Yes, the current situation sucks, but so does the
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by Tade0 11mo ago
I had a professor in college explain to us that we shouldn't even be colouring buttons, as it always ends poorly. That being said: > In so many of these cases, I honestly can’t intuit why some menus have icons and others do not. I u
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by Tade0 11mo ago
What's really happening is that China and India have been beating them on price for years now and are currently buying out European production capacity, so those factory owners are just pulling every lever they have to stay afloat. It
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by Tade0 11mo ago
> Long term this will be to the great detriment of marginalized groups because societal support for these accommodations will erode. It's really frustrating to watch. Where I'm from there are hardly any accommodations offered f
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by Tade0 11mo ago
In terms of (unnecessary) complexity of modern ICE cars the Car Wizard has a few words that might interest you: Title of the clip: Why does it cost over $4K to replace a simple $50 gasket? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJM
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by Tade0 11mo ago
It's clickbait, but at the very least it's not LLM slop, considering how they spelled the word "theoretically".
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by Tade0 11mo ago
I'm interested in knowing which plants can't be cultivated using this method. For instance eyebright, while common, resists cultivation as it's a hemiparasite and requires a host plant to grow.
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by Tade0 11mo ago
I believe Apple's resistance to this notion played a role.
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by Tade0 11mo ago
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by Tade0 11mo ago
There are a few such imported cars in my neighborhood and seeing them makes me grateful that I have an underground parking spot. They're not the only ones to double park, but the only ones to exclusively double park.
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by Tade0 11mo ago
I think it's worth pointing out that a lot of the things you mentioned are specific to the Netherlands.
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by Tade0 11mo ago
> The quality of junior engineers I've interviewed has been abysmal. Maybe because we don't have the name nor the high end salary, or maybe our recruiting firms and HR suck in general. My hire/no-hire ratio is literally 50
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by Tade0 11mo ago
> Google did that because they wanted the Angular userbase I'm okay with that, because when it came out I was considered part of the Angular workforce , so I was hired to work with a framework I knew very little about at the time.

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