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by asah 4y ago
correction? IIUC from that link, America produced as much oil in a day as Japan in a year. --- Japan produced about 2.7 million barrels of oil domestically. The domestic wells were located at Akita, Niigata and Nutsu. This was about 0.1 per
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Third option besides ads and subscriptions(joinmassive.com)
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by asah 4y ago
fwiw, namecheap also supports FIDO2.
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by asah 4y ago
Don't western sanctions effectively FORCE namecheap to do this?
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by asah 4y ago
Just migrate to Zulip?
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by asah 4y ago
I agree!!! this is my pet peeve as well, and I sometimes fantasize about ripping into PostgreSQL and adding column-minus. One wrinkle: computed columns would interfere with query optimization. That said (and here I speak heresy) there are t
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by asah 4y ago
I like this framework. I sometimes think about it as producing versus consuming although that's very different than this framework and I like this framework even better.
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by asah 4y ago
While we're at it, let's add staff to "checkout" code from source control. :-)
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by asah 4y ago
When you traveled to the store, walked the aisles etc. For no hassle, use ecommerce/delivery.
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by asah 4y ago
Good point, hasn't seen this but makes sense. Obviously both JWO and SC depend on credit cards being accepted.
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by asah 4y ago
The selection is directly tied to the JWO technology which almost by definition gets confused by brands whose product line labels (e.g. flavors) are too similar, which is the common case not the exception. Sure, they have the same price but
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by asah 4y ago
Meh - I was excited by JWO but it now looks like self-checkout will win because it works pretty well these days, and it handles all the corner cases including product sold by weight, large items, identical-looking items (common in grocery),
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by asah 4y ago
Sorry I value my time too much: yes I walk long distances but miles through boring suburbs, industrial zones, office parks - nah.
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by asah 4y ago
Agree: bike lanes are the answer.
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by asah 4y ago
Upright city bike (rented). I love riding bikes and it's very easy for me, but still not as "open" as scooters e.g. getting on/off.
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by asah 4y ago
well... we all enjoyed unsustainably cheap rides and unsustainably high pay. Nobody forced us. We are just sheep.
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by asah 4y ago
Just now: 10,000 steps plus a scooter ride passed the boring parts of downtown which I'd already seen. Just ordered Persian food at a tiny place in a cute neighborhood there's no way I'd have walked to, and not on the subway
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by asah 4y ago
Good point. But in my experience scooting was always paired with a lot of walking as well. Put another way, scooting is the "skip to the next track" of walking.
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by asah 4y ago
I recently discovered scooters (lime, bird, etc), and have to say that they now compete with walking for me. upsides versus walking: - 10x further distances - 10 blocks feels like 1, it's simply amazing. You can see parts of the city
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by asah 4y ago
Crazy idea: could there be a neural net to help naming ? Ideally, it looks at your code and your makeshift name, and suggests other names to consider.
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by asah 4y ago
How do you fold-up conversations like on Reddit ?
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by asah 4y ago
Moreover, that was generally a time of war i.e. dying in a war was normal. Nobody under age ~60 can directly relate.
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by asah 4y ago
Meh. 20% annual maintenance is classic for on-prem enterprise software.
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by asah 4y ago
Devil in the White City (coming to the big screen)
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by asah 4y ago
Support for i18n: https://www.google.com/search?q=pgroonga
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by asah 4y ago
sorry, but I'm with the others here - one's personal experience does not negate the experience of others, and it also doesn't inform the question of whether this is a "google problem" or an "industry problem&qu
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by asah 4y ago
Argumentation via hyperbole. The US lost in Vietnam and Afghanistan, so what. There's zero indication that nuclear weapons are relevant. 80,000 casualties in 140 days is shocking and unsustainable for Russia. If western accounts are co
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by asah 4y ago
Where do you get this "fact" that Russia won't surrender? More powerful armies have been forced to retreat from unsuccessful invasions.
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by asah 4y ago
This seems due to EVs being primarily rented to Uber/Lyft drivers, where they experience 5-7x fewer "touches" due to weekly rentals. (common sense: cleaning, body and interior repairs, tires, windows/locks, climate contr
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by asah 4y ago
sorry for the downvote, but an essential function of a car is transportation - bullets don't transport anything (not even small things).

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