amarant

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by amarant 3y ago
Seems to me like atmospheric water generators are a good fit here. That gets rid of the brine problem entirely, and from what I've read it's competitive in terms of energy consumption. https://solarimpulse.com/solu
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by amarant 3y ago
The thermal conductivity properties are perhaps what makes this material most interesting. Translucency is fine in many applications, for example as greenhouse windows. I've been fantasizing about building a rather big greenhouse latel
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by amarant 3y ago
If you do, please don't drive during that period!
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by amarant 3y ago
This game is great! Really fun and surprisingly challenging, today's challenge was in one of the parts of the world I'm most unsure about geographically! Unlike the other wordle-like games, I feel like I'm actually learning s
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by amarant 3y ago
I mean it might, but then again it might not. Tesla is far from the only company in Sweden that doesn't have a collective bargaining deal in place, in fact it's quite common to not have one. This is supported by the Swedish model.
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by amarant 3y ago
Swedish and paywalled unfortunately, but here you go! https://www.na.se/2023-11-16/tesla-ar-den-basta-arbetsgivare...
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by amarant 3y ago
As a Swede, this lawsuit is actually more interesting than it might seem. The issue at hand here is that a government agency is failing to provide the service it legally must provide (delivering licence plates), due to it's dependency
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by amarant 3y ago
I think your current implementation of choosing the octave for us is good, but it would be nice if it was possible to play the notes without guessing them, and thus causing the octave to change(ie moving to the octave of the next note). If
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by amarant 3y ago
Technology has a way creating new jobs when it takes old ones away. I'm not wise enough to know that those new jobs will be, perhaps we're all destined to become "prompt engineers" or similar. Who knows? I've worked
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by amarant 3y ago
Exactly why I'm so excited about it! And so confused by the apparent outrage on display here for it. How is it morally wrong for me to be able to do that? I'm trying to understand it but so far all I can see is gatekeeping saying
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by amarant 3y ago
Oh that would be so cool! I could finally give all my game ideas a shot, even the more weird/experimental ones! As it is now I have to consider expected payout divided by expected effort, and a lot of ideas are just non starters becaus
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by amarant 3y ago
I have, and it kinda works, but I usually have a pretty good idea of what I want the theme to sound like, and I'm never able to find something that even resembles my vision. That leaves me with 2 options: hire an orchestra and a choir,
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by amarant 3y ago
I already can't pay them, so nothing changes in that point. I don't know why it makes you so angry that I want the best tools imaginable to make music, for my games and otherwise? I promise you won't be inundated by the music
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by amarant 3y ago
As a indie game developer, this could plausibly enable me to add decent sounding soundtrack to my games. I couldn't afford to pay a proper artist, and my musical skills are... Limited.. It _is_ just a tool, a new instrument essentially
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by amarant 3y ago
Am I overly cynical in thinking that Anecdoche is synonymous with debate? There are some very useful words in this list, but I kinda wish they were ordered by some metric for usefulness rather than alfabetically. I guess ordering them by po
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by amarant 3y ago
And here I thought GeeForce Now was the de-facto leader in the cloud gaming market. I use it regularly for single player games and it's quite nice! AFAIK they have the biggest supported library yet that is still my biggest issue with i
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by amarant 3y ago
Is it possible he did a good job with his successful ventures, and a bad job with the unsuccessful ones? I find it difficult to believe both SpaceX and Tesla was 100% pure luck and chance. Not even the devil is that lucky.
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by amarant 3y ago
Laws vary a bit from country to country in Europe, but here in Sweden at least the cops have to protect the safety of the people in the mass gatherings, safeguarding their right to protest/demonstrate/whatever. This system has rea
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by amarant 3y ago
The "infringing party" has existed and used this logo since a good 50 years before Apple Inc was founded. I kinda hope the Swiss Apple company turns this around and sues Apple for trademark infringement, since they can prove using
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by amarant 3y ago
It's especially surprising considering those congressmen should in theory have exactly 0 power over anything in the country where this lawsuit is taking place. But honestly, Apple has bitten a bitter fruit on this one; there's no
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by amarant 3y ago
Regardless of the humans body weight? I find that curious if so! Could you post a link to the comment you mentioned? I scrolled down but didn't find it... :(
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by amarant 3y ago
I really really really despise Microsoft's habit of filtering on user-agent in their websites! I remember back when I worked at (then recently acquired by Microsoft) Mojang and was building a solution to log into Minecraft using a Micr
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by amarant 3y ago
This is probably the first case I know of where software architectural design by legislation actually leads to improved software architecture! Having a media player bundled with the OS is bad, but having it tightly coupled is bad and stupid
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by amarant 3y ago
That was a great read! Well argued and sensible points! I've long felt that the panic around AI is not rational, but I would not in a hundred years be able to argue the point as well as OP! I think it makes intuitive sense that any tec
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by amarant 3y ago
What use case does a minivan solve that a VW ID BUZZ does not? I guess it's technically not a minivan(?), but it's not very far from it!
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by amarant 3y ago
Breath of the wild was probably the largest change in the original Zelda formula since ocarina of time (which introduced 3D for the first time) Based on the trailers I've seen of tears of the kingdom(and I've been trying to avoid
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by amarant 4y ago
There's music? I didn't get any at all! I guess that explains why I couldn't understand the point of this... For a while I thought it was just a kinda cool but nothing special particle effect, and wondered what it was even do
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by amarant 4y ago
I think gp was referring to Linus Torvalds somewhat famous mantra to "never ever break userland, ever" Quite a few engineers has seen the sharper side of his tongue for not taking that mantra seriously enough
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by amarant 4y ago
Curious timing! I signed my niece up for a programming course for children yesterday where they are going to learn python with Minecraft! Now I wonder if they'll use your project, or if there's another similar project they'll
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by amarant 4y ago
Kinda like how Nintendo basically created the PlayStation, and then abandoned it pre launch, leaving Sony with a almost finished competing product. I guess in the gaming industry you shouldn't kill your darlings?

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