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by anton96 4y ago
That's a very generalist statement that doesn't explain much. That is totally to forgot that Italy has been cost reduction/ austerity since the 90's. Precisely when it's started to do that, its economy stalled. Spai
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Apple removes network location feature from macOS Ventura(twitter.com)
2 points by anton96 4y ago|0 comments
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by anton96 4y ago
Very interesting. This is leading me to think, using redis as the sole database is very tempting but the Ram requirement is making me think twice. Wouldn’t there be a database like redis that only stores the latest data into memory and keep
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by anton96 4y ago
For your renewable vs nuclear cost, is the cost advantage that obvious? When price is comparison is done, does it account for lifespan difference, a nuclear reactor last 60 year vs 20 for wind and solar. That can already triple price of the
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by anton96 4y ago
Ressource hungryness has changed since flash is no more. Somewhere around half of the last decade, we starting having Chrome and Firefox taking hundred of megabytes per tabs and totalizing a few gigabytes that put them very close to what fl
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by anton96 4y ago
Firefox is one of the example of what happened to open software during the last decade, user experience wise it stagnated. Really close to gnome 3 spirit, it continuously removed user features and personnalisation. Gnome 3 really epitomized
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by anton96 4y ago
Does that implies that mitochondria also had to evolve at some point to detect duplication of their host cell so they duplicate at the same time?
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by anton96 4y ago
So you see a doubled cost for nuclear. But you need to add that Renewable solution only last 20 years vs 60 for nuclear. That can be seen like triple the cost you factored in already. And also, your renewable energy source won’t work 100% o
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by anton96 4y ago
I think OP talked about the app.
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by anton96 4y ago
It totally depends on wherever you want to teach already programmers how the web works or if you want to teach programming starting with the web as their first technology.
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by anton96 4y ago
In those days when developers tirelessly try to develop in their iPads, I think a library such as this one has great future. This sixth version fully support touch input, that is unlike Monaco editor on vs code were you can have multiple on
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by anton96 4y ago
I always read the price for solar has gone significantly down in the last ten years. But I guess that only applies to the US or the industry. Here in Europe for an average size roof, it’s 20k € like it’s been for the last ten years.
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by anton96 4y ago
> Youth culture seems dead. I feel this is very true, I'm still in my twenties. When I was a little bit than ten, I remember that things like "teenage rebellion" and unbearable young people were still a thing. I feel like
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by anton96 5y ago
The oval shape and the irregularity it gives to the label makes it it a look a bit crazy.
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by anton96 5y ago
Let's see
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by anton96 5y ago
I see that you complain about the quality of the debate on HN but at the same I time I still have interest for political debate here. I know it's not the main goal of this site but at the same time, the usual culture here makes it inte
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by anton96 5y ago
Those things are still possible in the current Mac OS. Is there some important characteristics that were lost in Mac OS X ?
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by anton96 5y ago
Owh almost literally cromulent! https://www.thisworddoesnotexist.com/w/tramulant/eyJ3IjogInR...
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by anton96 5y ago
I’m really surprised that nobody speaks about sudoflowerus more often! https://www.thisworddoesnotexist.com/w/sudoflowerus/eyJ3Ijog...
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by anton96 5y ago
This always makes me wonder if civilisations never skipped a day or something because everyone forgot or did not keep track at some point.
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by anton96 5y ago
And on top of that, the wages in Chinese factories are approaching and sometimes surpassing a 1000$. Even that infamous wage gap is significantly decreasing.
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by anton96 5y ago
One things that obsesses me now, is how many other technologies are waiting to get has much money as mRNA vaccines did. How often the solution to complex problems is still kinda of "throw some money at it"?
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Unix à jamais: nouvelle série en cours sur le Club iGen(macg.co)
2 points by anton96 5y ago|1 comments
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by anton96 5y ago
I would say that the main problem is not the encryption itself but the certificate that must be issued. It’s sad we can’t just encrypt the communication by setting up something in the server and that would be it.
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by anton96 5y ago
Because organization always conflate many ideas and interest together and on top of that organization and their idea changes with time. For example Props 16 in California wanted to amend the state constitution by removing the article that s
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by anton96 5y ago
If their base is node, that implies we could start to see many electron.js app being ported to the browser
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by anton96 6y ago
And interestingly, people still upvote this thread, it’s at 563 now.
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by anton96 6y ago
Pasting instead of copying. This scares me
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by anton96 6y ago
I think it's partly that but it is also a matter of timing. If we can consider the iPhone to be innovative, we cannot overstate how much timing was important. The iPhone was a phone with a big screen optimized for the internet. Regardi
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by anton96 6y ago
One word : Gestures. We can think of things like slide to unlock but much more importantly scrolling. If something shows more the mastery of the iphone UX of that time it is definitely scrolling, who categories it as gesture now? It's

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