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by Tade0 4mo ago
Also your teeth don't change too much in adulthood save for cavities and the like, so if you hum, they'll resonate in a rather stable frequency.
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by Tade0 4mo ago
North Korea has China, Venezuela has no one. Meanwhile the other day Moscow was struck by a significant number of drones and most likely it's not the last of such strikes. Either Russia doesn't actually have nuclear weapons or the
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by Tade0 4mo ago
Hopefully not how the yet unfinished Hinkley Point C is going.
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by Tade0 4mo ago
It confused me with an academic with the same last name[0], so I guess I'm not notable enough to be in the weights. [0] Which is uncommon to begin with, so that person might be the only one with it who is in the weights.
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by Tade0 4mo ago
> People now wear their AirPods all day at the office. Hey, that's me! Not with AirPods specifically, but I do have noise cancelling headphones. We can talk over lunch or during a break. > They keep them in while ordering and pay
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by Tade0 4mo ago
> There's also some suggestions out there that leaving a lithium ion battery fully charged will degrade its max capacity over time; I haven't seen any evidence of that in practice, I did. Several old devices of mine died like t
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by Tade0 4mo ago
Codex overuses the word "quickly". I'm tempted to check what happens if I tell him to do it slowly.
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by Tade0 4mo ago
There's a qualifier there and I think it's important.
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by Tade0 4mo ago
> haven't heard Russians deliberately sniping kids on a daily basis Sniping - no, but mostly because they can't aim and resort to shelling/bombing the genera area, even if it's far from the frontlines. Plenty of child
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by Tade0 4mo ago
Women also undergo voice change, just less pronounced. Now the problem turns into being able to tell men from women. EDIT: this of course isn't a serious proposition. Then again I wonder what effect this would have implemented on e.g.
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by Tade0 4mo ago
> I suspect if I was a kid that used a deep voice to say that I was an adult it would also fool it. There should exist frequencies impossible to reach for anyone but post-pubescent men. Of course that would make it teen-age verification
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by Tade0 4mo ago
Presumably because "money". Or they just don't know tech outside of SV, which is understandable, considering the rest doesn't do nearly the same amount of self-promotion and, well, they're not from SV anyway so why
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by Tade0 4mo ago
I worked for a company which emulated this style. In fairness the exposed brick was already there when they rented the place.
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by Tade0 4mo ago
There definitely is/was a nerd subculture in Europe, it's just that those who represent it were always only vaguely aware of the existence of Jobs and Wozniak. Linus Torvalds on the other hand - that is a household name.
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by Tade0 4mo ago
null is of type 'object' though, while undefined is undefined - way better to have a separate type.
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by Tade0 4mo ago
Peer groups sort themselves to an extent. It's never everyone that does X or is into Y. I recall being immediately out when one of the boys asked which football team I support, to which I replied "none". So I got sorted to
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by Tade0 4mo ago
"wait longer" - the other day I had two drivers cancel on me and the third only accept because he was within line of sight to my location. We talked and turns out the driver can earn as little as 1/3 of the price you paid. I
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by Tade0 4mo ago
This. With some practice you can even get a decent idea what note a given sound is by humming it - it's far from precise, but at least you can tell e.g. E from G.
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by Tade0 4mo ago
To make myself clear: Reviewers have comments which were not addressed by the PR author - author not allowed to do other work. No such comments, especially no reviews - author can do other work.
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by Tade0 4mo ago
My experience is that it's even worse: they've already produced enough code that the codebase matches their taste and theirs alone. So in essence you have one guy working at 4x and e.g. four other getting just 0.7x - net effect
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by Tade0 4mo ago
The latter has an easy fix: the perpetrator is not allowed to take new work while there are pending review comments left unaddressed.
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by Tade0 4mo ago
Overall it's less the lone act of moving ions and more the heat that affects battery longevity. BYD is using, among other methods, a "3D direct refrigerant cooling system", so the batteries are dipped in phase-changing coolan
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by Tade0 4mo ago
> Opened 26 years ago Updated 27 days ago That's a particularly long discussion.
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by Tade0 4mo ago
The only thing giving it away as human generated is the lack of a token spree concluded by patting itself on the back with phrases like "making good progress —".
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by Tade0 4mo ago
It's going to be okay. I mean, make no mistake, it is terrifying, but you'll make it through eventually and it will be okay. Also not sure if this was covered in class, but in case it wasn't: You need to rotate the baby. The
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by Tade0 4mo ago
It's enough to fund more than a 10% increase in installed solar capacity in the EU, so if all that energy were to be used to save money, double solar capacity every 7 years - or 10 years if assuming that 3% of all panels are retired an
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by Tade0 4mo ago
Partly because they still use coal, which is heavily taxed under the emissions trading scheme and partly because of the way electricity auctions work in most of Europe, namely every participant sells at the price offered by the highest bidd
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by Tade0 4mo ago
Hard to call it influence when the panels, once installed, just work and slowly degrade over the course of years. There are more immediate ways for China to influence Europe. Meanwhile the recent oil debacle showed how fragile a system it i
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by Tade0 4mo ago
Oooh shit, now it all makes perfect sense. Thank you!
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by Tade0 4mo ago
> I think when you're threatening your neighbours and letting dangerous dogs loose on other people's land I know too little about this specific situation, but did the neighbour not stop despite being asked to? I haven't be

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