Zopieux

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by Zopieux 4y ago
True, but you just won't find the necessary storage capacity to run solely on renewables — you'd need a miracle battery breakthrough or a miraculously convenient landscape close to population centers to build tons of reversible wa
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by Zopieux 4y ago
>automatic high quality translation of all product information and reviews into all offered languages Uh, gotta disagree here, speaking as a regular Galaxus shopper in both en & fr locales. The automated translations are mostly terri
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by Zopieux 4y ago
… and of course it only supports a-z0-9 and probably one or two punctation characters. The ML diversity problem applied to language/script :-(
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by Zopieux 4y ago
It's not very surprising, as other mentioned on this thread (and in the blog itself) this channel's popularity is only organic growth, they do not do $$$ sponsorships, they do not employ clickbait practices (which work, sadly), an
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by Zopieux 4y ago
Correct, French nuclear is base load, but it still does a non-trivial amount of load following to e.g. absorb peaks. Check out [0] for some cool live graphs! [0] https://www.rte-france.com/en/eco2mix/power-generati
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by Zopieux 4y ago
Ah yes, it is well known that storing intermittent renewable power is a solved problem.
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by Zopieux 4y ago
I find it deeply unsettling that you'd consider it normal/common to upgrade 4 digit (is that all Apple?) devices every 2 years, or that folks would need so many different form factors in the first place. Just thinking of the liter
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by Zopieux 4y ago
Looks nice! But as with any 2022 project that publishes user input, please put a section in the README describing counter-abuse and moderation features, even if (especially when!) there is none. Here it seems there is an easily defeated cap
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by Zopieux 4y ago
Agreed. What a contrived, unnecessary verbose way of describing a 3 line graph. You don't need any skill beyond basic motricity to draw a back-of-the-envelope illustration of what you need, especially in this situation that involves ju
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by Zopieux 4y ago
Google Wave finally found a new home.
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by Zopieux 4y ago
I'm baffled people in 2022 still build on top of Dockerfiles and docker-compose, when nixpkgs (no need to opt-in the entire NixOS ecosystem) solves most issues Docker used to solve (by making 23 copies of Ubuntu bitrot on your SSDs), b
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by Zopieux 4y ago
This so much. If some Revoluter reads HN comments, please raise the concern, this is such a PITA.
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by Zopieux 4y ago
This so much. I can pretty easily reverse engineer why me, or some folk on the internet, wrote some code. It might take time, but reading a few files should do it. The 'effing building or running process and its unwritten dependencies&
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by Zopieux 4y ago
I find it dubious that employees from FAANGs would use a third -party coding environment when most have stringent policies about intellectual property and data sharing. A sandbox app like this would have to go through security review to be
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by Zopieux 4y ago
To keep track with the ever changing APIs, and look&feel, of the host OS. I agree that some apps are feature-complete enough to be both useful and left without updates for years, but sadly they will eventually bitrot after some time a
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by Zopieux 4y ago
Sadly I agree with the author on the general feel of Go libraries. I can feel the language design itself and non-written philosophical identity of Go strongly affects what APIs people write in it. Most often, they suck. They feel monolithic
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by Zopieux 4y ago
It's a bit ironic to pick someone's up on "taking things personally upon criticism", then proceeding to display a deep, manichean, unfounded hatered for a language that, despite its numerous flaws, remains a popular and
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by Zopieux 4y ago
Fun fact: if you set a date: in the future (not sure how much but 2042-01-01 worked), neither the HTML index nor the SSH interface will list your post -- though it's definitely here and accessible using the filename.
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by Zopieux 4y ago
… which is exactly what the article explains, if only you'd have bothered to read it before commenting.
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by Zopieux 4y ago
oh no! anyway.
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by Zopieux 5y ago
what the fuck are you talking about
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by Zopieux 5y ago
Are you complaining about missing drivers in Linux? For the life of me, I never had to install any particular driver since like 2010 on both laptops and workstations. Not even for printers. Specialized audio/video equipment? Probably,
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by Zopieux 5y ago
But forms are so 2008. We need innovation for its own sake -- how else are the leads and techbros gonna justify their paycheck?
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by Zopieux 5y ago
Can't find anything below ~1/month at zoho for just mails; care to share a link?
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by Zopieux 6y ago
I'm surprised no one mentioned using NixOS[0] for that kind of personal server thing, which is how I discovered it myself. Setting up unnecessary "control plane" daemons and services in an awful indent-nightmare Yaml DSL feel
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by Zopieux 7y ago
These numbers seem to roughly map DRM "security levels" and allowed resolution levels. Basically, on platforms that support hardware Widevine (or some other DRM product) ie. "strongest security", 1080p+ is allowed, as th
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by Zopieux 7y ago
On-demand karaoke parties right inside Deezer?
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by Zopieux 7y ago
Fun, got the same issue. Clicking around & opening stuff makes it eventually disappear.
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by Zopieux 7y ago
The generic answer to these concerns is usually the following: if a (well-known, very scrutinized) company such as Google writes that kind of promise in public documentation that is part of a binding contract with paying customers, there is
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by Zopieux 7y ago
What proportion of the load was just Cloudflare CDN being a CDN and loading from cache? This article seems to be mostly about the benefits of IPFS, but I can only see the benefits of Cloudflare caching. What am I missing?

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