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by Zanfa 4y ago
Would love to hear more about the specific needs and ways to help with hardware or manufacturing, if you can point me to somebody or drop me an email (address on my profile).
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by Zanfa 4y ago
> On sustainable energy sources: I, as many other germans, receive all of my electricity from purely renewable energy sources for more than ten years now. 24/7. Grid-scale storage (apart from hydro, but that's basically maxed o
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by Zanfa 4y ago
They must have changed how they report bugs, because the number of issues messenger.com experiences is definitely more than 10 a year. Also super slow.
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by Zanfa 4y ago
Finland is probably the only exception to the rule and only because they managed to kick a lot of russian ass back in the day. China is significantly more powerful player than Russia. Germany and France don’t share a border with russia.
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by Zanfa 4y ago
What happened to web4?
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by Zanfa 4y ago
> Ukrainians would have been much better off had they worked with Russia to avoid or quickly settle the war You don’t “work with Russia”. You either surrender completely and have leadership controlled from Moscow or get labeled a nazi re
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by Zanfa 4y ago
I would have assumed the requirement of a usecase to be actually useful, not just possible was clear to everybody.
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by Zanfa 4y ago
I don’t think spinning around useless cryptocurrency into derivatives is a value add to anybody. Most DAOs end up spoiled by whales and are supposedly democratic, but more like oligarhic in practice, with even less transparency than non-cry
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by Zanfa 4y ago
> I could respond with a long and well-argued comment I’ve seen crypto-people try to give some concrete examples, but all of them can usually be done better with boring tech (tickets, supply chains, land deeds) or public-private key sign
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by Zanfa 4y ago
I wish there was a modern terminal-first IDE that has the same amount of backing as VSCode or Jetbrains IDEs. While I enjoy vim's speed and modal editing, the number of barely working plugins that break if you so much as look at it wro
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by Zanfa 4y ago
It depends on the length of cables, but you might be able to squeeze gigabit out of Cat5. I’ve had success running 10gbit over Cat5e in my own apartment, where the max length doesn’t exceed 10-15m.
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by Zanfa 4y ago
> I think it was something like Brazil, Turkey and India. And for whatever reason, Estonia. No idea how it came to be, but for a period of time before Facebook took over, Orkut was the main social network everybody was using around here.
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by Zanfa 5y ago
Putin’s been threatening to nuke or invade its neighbors about once a week for the past two decades already. Nothing but hot air, just a brand new audience who aren’t used to hearing it all the time.
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by Zanfa 5y ago
And that’s exactly why humankind is forever bound to repeat the same mistakes over and over. We have all the information in the world and yet politicians still think that this time is different and you can appease dictators and they’ll jus
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by Zanfa 5y ago
And still all 3 Baltic states still agree that more significant measures must be imposed immediately, while most of the Western Europe is in denial.
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by Zanfa 5y ago
Whatabout?
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by Zanfa 5y ago
It's not though, so your point is irrelevant.
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by Zanfa 5y ago
Given russian media is legally only allowed to spout government-approved propaganda, it really makes sense to ban them from social media. This does not equal to only allowing pro-Ukrainian media.
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by Zanfa 5y ago
I made the same mistake the first time as well, took forever to get it installed underground by hand. The second time I paid like 100 euros for the full-service package where they showed up with a cable-laying machine and it literally took
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by Zanfa 5y ago
2kw per element is plenty of power, though you could definitely find more powerful ones. In my 3 years of owning an induction cooktop, I don't think I've ever had more than 1 element at full power at one time, it's really onl
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by Zanfa 5y ago
That’s still enough for a peak of 2kw for an average induction range. Granted you can’t probably run a heater and a vacuum on full power at the same time.
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by Zanfa 5y ago
Roomba was developing a system without a boundary wire at some point, but it doesn’t look like they ended up shipping it. Not sure why nobody else is working on it. Could it be that the ToF sensors in indoor robot vacuums are just not power
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by Zanfa 5y ago
That would definitely explain why facebook.com still has had the exact same unread messages counter bug from 2014 that they used as a case-study for the React/Flux announcement video[1]. They just don't care. [1]: https:/&#x
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by Zanfa 5y ago
A little bit of both probably. Supporting it when navigating back is probably a nice-to-have, but persisting file upload previews etc through a form submit that might fail due to some unrelated ActiveRecord validation (maybe a blank field)
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by Zanfa 5y ago
> Where in this process did you need to start adding navigation via JS? Did that functionality really require JS, or was it implemented that way just because other parts are JS, and the trend was continued? Could you have used Stimulus c
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by Zanfa 5y ago
I think one of the unsolved problems of client-side interactivity on websites is how difficult it is to add it just a little bit of extra client-side functionality to a traditional server rendered website. For example, recently I had to d
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by Zanfa 5y ago
> It strikes me that Grantham is a classic rationalist, a very old school guy who is used to the way the markets have functioned for the past 100 years. However, he just doesn't really seem to GET the change in investing. Meme stock
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by Zanfa 5y ago
Uber has lost roughly $25 billion dollars to date, so any talk of profitability is ridiculous, even if you believe their “adjusted-EBITDA” numbers which simply ignore hundreds of millions in expenses in their last quarter.
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by Zanfa 5y ago
Inflation disproportionately affects people who have most of their net worth in cash, aka people living paycheck to paycheck (or UBI payment to UBI payment), not the people with the most money. The problem I see is it doesn't make sens
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by Zanfa 5y ago
But the majority of people don’t get any financial assistance for their rent, so I don’t think simplifying social programs would affect their spending behavior.

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