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ametrau
3y ago
They heat the sand to 600c. But you could just use more water. I don’t get it also.
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ametrau
3y ago
It’s more of a sand heat sink. It’s heated up in various ways then the heat is used when it’s needed.
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3y ago
Not intended to be racist definitely. Also, india has many races from my experience there. This is more my from my own real life frustrations and experience. If we can't talk about a country, and certain issues there, then where are we
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ametrau
3y ago
Is this implementation detail something she's* supposed to know?
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3y ago
Nah it's got legs as a google replacement / competitor if they keep costs lower and take a smaller rent. WHEN they start advertising they'll explode. Which is why google is trying to snuff them out in the cradle (sorry abou
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ametrau
3y ago
Context managers are a great abstraction.
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ametrau
3y ago
You've got a point in general but I disagree in this situation. You can pay that to an outsourcing company in India expecting top talent but then get who knows. Also, there's a language barrier vs a local. Honestly, this is widely
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ametrau
3y ago
This is sarcasm yeah?
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ametrau
3y ago
Many “orders of magnitude” qualitatively.
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3y ago
Extremely fair imo
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3y ago
I have been scammed before by the top result also. So not only are they taking a 30!!!!!% tax on developers (not only on profit) but they milk ad. money from shysters. Yet you still have the just “use another phone” / don’t release yo
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3y ago
The day after that, we have true AGI.
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ametrau
3y ago
Obviously not even close
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ametrau
3y ago
The internet was TINY in 2004 compared to today.
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ametrau
3y ago
Wow!
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ametrau
3y ago
I would avoid anything by the company behind meteor.
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ametrau
3y ago
“Ummmmmmmm akshully you’re not forced to use duopoly A’s marketplace, you can go to B as well”
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3y ago
Nostalgic
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ametrau
3y ago
Isn’t this just regular corporate espionage? Why the big indictments?
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3y ago
That’s fair enough imo. They do own the rights.
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ametrau
3y ago
Hey thereg always gets a pass.
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ametrau
3y ago
Don’t you have dignity?
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ametrau
3y ago
What is a “mobile story”? Can you deliver some messaging in a comment story?
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ametrau
3y ago
Good on you for starting the the course. I’m sure this will have a chilling affect on big companies that think it’s ok to ignore licenses.
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3y ago
Ffs. OP please don’t link ft.com
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3y ago
> The site that was hurt by this so-called SEO heist is called Exceljet, a site run by Excel expert David Bruns to help others better use Excel. Welcome to the enshittening. There’s only so much a single dedicated operator can take befor
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3y ago
You can’t be part of a price fixing cartel no.
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3y ago
That is a rogue nation that somehow is always treated with kid gloves.
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3y ago
> the Germans, for all their flaws, still have a much better understanding of the concept of privacy than the Dutch This is the country that makes you put your full name and address on personal websites yeah?
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3y ago
Pushing that marketing campaign now with the new release.
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