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by arein3 2y ago
Isn't reverse osmosis also filtering out minerals?
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by arein3 2y ago
>It's hard to find water filtration without plastic involved, hopefully other options will come to the market, but their offering is pretty good so far. What about distillation as a filtration method? Are the micro/nano plastic
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by arein3 3y ago
That's unfortunate but good to know! But isn't linux default graphics basically supporting AMD without drivers? (Open source)
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by arein3 3y ago
Really hope so, maybe this time will catch and last Usually when corps open source stuff to get adoption, they stuff the adopters after they gain enough market share and the cycle repeats again
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by arein3 3y ago
400 papers retracted. Imagine having a build tool for papers, that will automatically retract papers based on those 400. And better yet, having reproducible builds for papers. It would be a better system if instead of peer review, you would
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by arein3 3y ago
We need moore's nvidia law. Price increases 50% every 2 years
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by arein3 3y ago
The longer time you get to do that the less energy is required
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by arein3 3y ago
Maybe he will cash out in the future if his cryosleep awakening will be successful Allegedly this guy is nakamoto https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hal_Finney_(computer_scienti...
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by arein3 3y ago
Is it commited or pushed? If I commit something locally, reset it and push to remote something else does it leave a trace?
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by arein3 3y ago
I currently have dual boot on my laptop. It is not straightforward, you have to disable windows fastboot, and some windows updates might mess stuff up. Sometimes weird behaviour happens with the bootloader, but it might be bad configuration
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by arein3 3y ago
If you want to write a script, OOP "kind of" nudges you towards making multiple data structures and "function" classes instead of having a simple 100 line function. And it is the wrong choice, if you need a script and ca
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by arein3 3y ago
In OOP you can have data structures and algorithms separated. You can use composition over inheritance without issues. The fact that a language is strong typed and you get compilation errors if you forgot something is a big plus. OOP is fun
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by arein3 3y ago
Nothing revealed about the culinary life in the article. I wanted to know what would they eat, but got a wall of text about general things surounding the period.
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by arein3 3y ago
Depends from case to case. It might be a complex project, but the lead/architect already has the right answers and there will be smooth sailing. On the contrary it might be a project with constantly changing requirements, new portions
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by arein3 3y ago
Based on my experience working in IT on complex projects, it is better to work together in the same room/office, if you have a team that is not all seniors and if you work on a greenfield project where you have a lot of structure to pu
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by arein3 3y ago
Swapping batteries makes sense for scooters because they are not heavy, and it is done already in asia. Swapping a battery that weighs a ton and is part of the car structure is another story completely. I think the more sensible solution is
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by arein3 3y ago
Hope the woke fad ends before they will make part 2, otherwise it can go straight in the trash. So many great series ruined completely.
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by arein3 3y ago
Makes sense. Then it's 100% because Apple wants to force developers to implement an app.
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by arein3 3y ago
>Microsoft had tried to kill the web off with Internet Explorer Why would they need that?
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by arein3 3y ago
Can you use media queries and guess orientation from screen width?
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by arein3 3y ago
I want to be hopeful, but these corporations will never do anything for the consumer. At their core they think in terms of squeezing the customer as much as they can. As Steve Jobs said, when the sales people run the company don't expe
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by arein3 3y ago
You can also encode the special characters when writing to file and decoding after read.
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by arein3 3y ago
He chose poor examples that didn't help his point at all (from my opinion). I didn't get his point, other than - copy the first landing, you have the manual - and that seems like he misses the point. Maybe I got that impression be
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by arein3 3y ago
It's pretty clear you want a moon base before estabilishing a mars base (seems common sense why). The fallacy here is that you need a capitalist reason, and that is wrong from a multitude of aspects.
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by arein3 3y ago
I think he missed the point. His entire focus is the landing on moon as the only objective, and doing that with minimal features, which is logical if your goal is just landing on the moon. US already landed on the moon, now they want a fram
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by arein3 3y ago
Funny way to put it
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by arein3 3y ago
Git is perfect, it just needs a good UI. The best UI in my opinion is sourcetree, which is not available on linux. I worked with sourcetree years ago (switched to linux last years and used smartgit client), I don't know the current sta
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by arein3 3y ago
Could you provide an example of json request to a grpc endpoint (url + headers + body)? Can it be done via http (ex. Postman) or it needs http2?
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by arein3 3y ago
Agree. Plasma is another league.
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by arein3 3y ago
What is next, no energy and no water?

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