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Is there a brand that makes pullovers / hoodies, that are made 100% from natural materials?
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IIRC there was a study that concluded that boulder gyms have more rubber in the air than exits of motorways.
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Glad that France takes the lead, that Germany fumbled. Allez Les Blues!
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With TikTok and co they already kinda did.
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LG made nice phones. It was also ahead with the Optimus 3D, which could take stereoscopic photos and show them without glasses. Never understood why this didn't take off. My G6 spend a night in the ocean and was working fine afterwards
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For me personally it did not. I was a happy Tibber costumer until recently, meaning I was charged the quarterly hour spot price per kWh. The Iran War let to a significant jump in the price during the hours when renewables were low. I switch
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7mo ago
How do you do this? Are you just switching between clis? Or is there a tool that uses the models in that way?
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> More taskbar customization, including vertical and top positions: [...] We are introducing the ability to reposition it to the top or sides of your screen, making it easier to personalize your workspace. This already existed. You took
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7mo ago
Are these building blocks not evaporated on impact?
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Gemini: "You're absolutely right! That's my bad. Do you want me to create a press statement deflecting blame to other nations?"
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> Robux - has very, very different exchange rates, depending on whether you want to buy Robux from the company, or you want to get a payout and convert your Robux to real money. Wtf? That should not be legal.
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7mo ago
Thanks for sharing. What does RLM stand for? Any idea why the socket security test fails?
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Looks like as if it was a good choice to not copy the Hartz reforma.
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Wow, Denmark is leading manufacturing growth and the German government is still telling us that the hourly wage is the problem.
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Sickening.
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Freedom of speech does not automatically allow insults. Now whether "Lick balls" towards a state leader is an insult or is allowed criticism is probably debatable, but this is what courts are for.
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7mo ago
While I am happy to see that this causes Streisand, I am not sure why this reaches the frontpage of HN. Is there anything special?
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7mo ago
I do believe people do all of that with the light on. And then there are also people who tamper with the device to deactivate the light. You can find guides for that online.
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8mo ago
Why were those installed in the first place?
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8mo ago
In Part 1 of the post they show that their agent has some kind of UI.
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8mo ago
Not gp, but here are some: https://diyusthad.com/2021/04/top-5-open-source-smartwatch.h...
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Interesting. Is it because they can or is it really more expensive for them to process bigger context?
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8mo ago
Great! Can we also ban the export of waste, please?
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Probably Tier 1 providers have some insight on this.
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Compliance
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What setup comes close to Claude Code? I am willing to rent cloude GPUs.
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9mo ago
I there anything the outside world can do? Like are the people relying on https://snowflake.torproject.org/ and adding bandwidth there actually makes a difference?
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9mo ago
And I want to see transparent price structures. Hey, this app is free. Installed . Only works with subscription. I hate it. Edit: to clarify, I don't hate subscription, I hate that I cannot search for free apps in the store.
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Did I miss it, or did they not say why they picked CosmoDB? Postgres has also sharding, so instead of moving to a different DB they could have added a new postgres instance with sharding for the new requests.
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> The product has to work, but the code must also be high-quality. For me this has completely changed. The code needs to work. Bonus points when it is easy for a human to follow and has comments. But I don't do a full review anymore
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