barbazoo

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by barbazoo 2mo ago
We'll have to do both I imagine by the time we realize it's too late.
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
On top of that, direct electrification, what I'm thinking of for example is the electrification of how work is performed. A lot of oil and gas is used to spin a machine. Those use cases have to be electrified. That involves industry, c
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
That's a feature for me, not a bug. Not everything has to be everything-friendly all the time, especially if it makes it easier to consume content or stuff. Edit: I'm forgetting about certain accessibility issues, although I'
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
And it's so fast even with pictures. I miss the old internet.
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
Doesn't that depend on the sources of energy though? Pretty much constant short and mid term supply like geothermal, hydro, tides, etc vs unpredictable or variable in the short term like wind and solar. As a society relying on solar, I
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
I feel like we're entering an age of electrification so having training/education in a field related to electrics/electronics seems like a reasonable path for someone to take.
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
Right, as long as you can still get out.
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
I find such beauty in the fact that the robbers are getting robbed but it's all part of progress overall. It's not that China won't come up with what the US are coming up with. Just a matter of when it would happen.
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
> The people that... are the same people that... Just stop. If you fund yourself starting a sentence that way, just close the browser.
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
> the two camps are Or are those just the two ends of the spectrum? I don't know anyone on either extreme of the spectrum.
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
What's a good example you would say?
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
Maybe break down those numbers by income and you'll see that rich people are doing fine, everyone else not so much.
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
This is proof the US propaganda is working. How much damage has China done recently militarily?
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
Why so snarky? They included it in my plan "for free", I tried it, felt that it isn't worth the price at this point.
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
I'd expect the amount of money paid for exploits to go down then. It's inefficient to pay >$25 for an exploit that took $25 to make.
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
Max would be a 7x cost increase for me, I think it'd have to do a bit more than it does to justify that.
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
> He pointed out that Musa Basjoos are not really for eating. > He said: "It's basically like having a mouth full of ball bearings with half a teaspoon of banana on them." Maybe we can iterate on the texture some more h
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Meta trying to destroy whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams, US senator says(theguardian.com)
86 points by barbazoo 3mo ago|20 comments
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
I don't know how else these people could have found me.
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
> and haven't looked back I did the same but I'm aware that LinkedIn is probably how people got in touch with me in the past, eventually leading to a job. So I'm waiting before not having looked back until the next time I
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
> The primary purpose of code review is to find code that will be _hard to maintain_. This makes me wonder if we all have a different primary purpose in mind when it comes to code reviews because that wouldn't be my number one. Talk
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
If you have access to a 3D printer, this helps explain the basics too: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3308710
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
> There's also a difference between your neighbor not closing her blinds and you using a telescope to look inside her apartment, which is what sites like this are. How else are things supposed to change. Hopefully this will embarras
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by barbazoo 3mo ago
Imagine you're at work and there's a camera behind you filming everything you do and it's just out in the open. https://ipcrawl.com/?page=2&cam=6a12c0423e8e0193
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by barbazoo 4mo ago
I'd probably invest in a secondary AC and a generator/battery to power it. That heat is brutal.
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by barbazoo 4mo ago
Went to Germany during the recent heat wave and few of the public buildings and none of the private ones had AC. I found the whole endeavor much more very stressful because of the heat.
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by barbazoo 4mo ago
Doesn't nuclear make sense to increase baseline capacity where hydro isn't available?
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by barbazoo 4mo ago
Exclude sounds like a recipe for sadness.
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by barbazoo 4mo ago
> GET: Content (body) "no defined semantics" I thought it wouldn't be a terrible idea to open up the GET method to contain a body but according to the original spec the GET body is to be ignored completely. There's al
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by barbazoo 4mo ago
Firefox Android is fine albeit laggy. I don't get why one has to customize scroll behavior but I don't do mobile UX myself.

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