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by adflux 5y ago
Plenty of productivity gained. Its just that its capital doing the work not humans
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by adflux 5y ago
It's about two steps away from telling people Atlas really carried the earth. The strongest man alive would be destroyed by a lion. 4 paws and a set of incredibly sharp teeth all perfectly capable of lacerating any of your INCREDIBLY A
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by adflux 5y ago
>But they were trained nonetheless, and could compete with modern american athletes in activities that require strength and resistance. Nutritional/sports science has come so far in the past few decades, check the world records of a
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by adflux 5y ago
All arenarii (those who appeared in the arena) were "infames by reputation", a form of social dishonour which excluded them from most of the advantages and rights of citizenship. Payment for such appearances compounded their infam
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by adflux 5y ago
Plenty of dumb projectors on the market, ofcourse not suitable for many rooms, but maybe worth considering
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by adflux 5y ago
>Musk also promised that the Tesla hatchback would be fully autonomous. Ah, so we can expect this car in a year or 10
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by adflux 5y ago
Spoken like a true 1%er
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by adflux 5y ago
I can't charge it in front of my house, so no. I have to travel long distances for my job occasionally, and I don't get paid to wait at a charging station.
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by adflux 5y ago
>K8s isn’t difficult or complex Even engineers working on kubernetes agree that it is a very complex framework. It consists of many different layers and introduces a large amount of (unique to kubernetes) concepts and also requires exten
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by adflux 5y ago
Absolutely true, When I see people slaving away on a bicycle in any kind of weather, delivering groceries or boxes of food, I feel pity. I know they earn very little, have very few benefits, and literally zero chance of moving up. It's
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by adflux 5y ago
Yes, same here. Your brain is trying to find patterns, make sense where there is none. It also becomes more prevalent when using mind altering substances.
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by adflux 5y ago
Exactly, and with the press of a button they can create BILLIONS and noone bats an eye.
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by adflux 5y ago
It is backwards because companies deciding to go CO2 neutral by using sustainable energy sources are contributing towards the Paris agreement. The same people who are complaining the loudest about the datacentres using green electricity, ar
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by adflux 5y ago
I think they are partially backed, and kicking themselves back billions of dollars. It's trivial to do this for them, and their whole board is filled with crooks, ponzi schemers and "Criminal" lawyers. They hide behind anonym
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by adflux 5y ago
Same for Microsoft, I think they intend to be carbon negative by 2025. And still there's people in the Netherlands complaining that datacentres use up too much of the green energy available in the Netherlands. Truly backwards way of th
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by adflux 5y ago
Anyone invested in crypto should read Bennett Tomlins blog about tether https://bennettftomlin.com/2021/06/21/a-non-exhaustive-list-... I think there's a 90 percent chance that this will blow up and a mo
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by adflux 5y ago
Guess its a normal part of aging, but maybe its not normal to not get excited by stuff you used to like
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by adflux 5y ago
What I am saying is that you are already paying for DNS services
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by adflux 5y ago
Your domain names are free?
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by adflux 5y ago
The trade off is that being asleep for shorter and awake for longer exposes you to, let's say, 3 hours of extra risk daily. Plenty of ways to die in that timespan, when historically your tribe was still sleeping. I think that may be a
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by adflux 5y ago
This is perfect
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by adflux 5y ago
Despite the large numbers of birds killed by cats in gardens, there is no clear scientific evidence that such mortality is causing bird populations to decline. This may be surprising, but many millions of birds die naturally every year, mai
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by adflux 5y ago
Proper accessibility, controls, behaviors, memory usage All things which you can implement in a pwa. Do you have any experience building native, hybrid or pwa apps?
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by adflux 5y ago
I (and I think most users) don't care about how much memory an individual webpage uses, as long as it feels fast. I'm sure there are many like you who want applications to be frugal with memory and cpu consumptions, but I think mo
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by adflux 5y ago
What do you mean by "ridiculously bloated"?
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by adflux 5y ago
>I see no benefits to PWAs For games, sure, native is much better. But for any other app, which doesn't require a lot of rendering and simulation, PWAs are actually a great option. You can have one codebase for both platforms. Throu
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by adflux 5y ago
Consider that your house is likely the biggest expenditure of your life. Consider that your biggest expenditure essentially doubled in cost in ten years. And then repeat after me: inflation is temporary. It truly is the greatest way to tax
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by adflux 5y ago
Haven't seen tesla do much self driving in practice yet. 3 years late now?
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by adflux 5y ago
How about people without dedicated charging spaces, let alone parking spaces? I would want an electric car, but I can't charge it where I park it. So I wont buy one.
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by adflux 5y ago
Agreed, which is why I love vue components so much

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