batmansmk

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by batmansmk 5y ago
The numbers are coming from Toyota, Peugeot and Renault. You can take the financials - manufacturing payroll is its own category.
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by batmansmk 5y ago
Humans spend 15h to 60h of labour to build a car. After, humans worked on individual parts, shipping, loading etc. My rule of thumb is that there is about 10% of manufacture cost that are direct or indirect cost connected to payroll. If I m
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by batmansmk 5y ago
I find surprising that Brazil, Urugay accepts US-based infrastructure between their countries. It is surrendering their data sovereignty.
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by batmansmk 5y ago
What you say about Napoleon's political ambition is true. But talking about Napoleon only as a dictator is not understanding the historical context. The Republic was also very bloody; the times were bloody, not just under the rule of t
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by batmansmk 5y ago
Correlation does not imply causation. Being rich gives you an extra 14.6 years: more money usually correlates to better food, better environment, better healthcare, etc. Owning a Tesla Model Y, indirect marker of wealth would be good for yo
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by batmansmk 6y ago
Nope. 27 in the world, 10 in France, 1 caught fire, 2 others are stopped for inspection. https://www.ovh.com/world/us/about-us/datacenters.xml
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by batmansmk 6y ago
You are right, it's the gold DRM free master, not the sources. But Frogwares still didn't deliver those two builds.
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by batmansmk 6y ago
The court ordered Frogwares to deliver the sources in October with 50k euros of penalty per day not shipping them. Frogwares did not deliver anything. As an Irish company with offices in Ukraine having to settle against a french publisher p
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by batmansmk 6y ago
One dude left his 3 and 5 yo kids in his locked car for a full hot afternoon with no water while using in the heroin den in my appartment complex in San Francisco. He was not a bad guy, just a totally confused person. When we told him what
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by batmansmk 6y ago
Was the Formula One pilot Schumacher as good as he is just because of his Ferrari? Obviously not, but he probably wouldn't have performed as well with a Ford Focus. If you are willing to spend the time to perform at the highest level,
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by batmansmk 6y ago
You have to activate hardware acceleration. And it will be the snappiest you ever saw.
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by batmansmk 6y ago
I think our numbers are not incompatible. Consider the French market which I understand better than the US one and has a monopoly. 28% is the transport cost of electricity overall - the figure 40% you have probably comes from average RETAI
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by batmansmk 6y ago
I'm not convinced by the article on a few points: - powerlines work as a grid, NYC to Texas happens to cross several other cities which heavily mutualizes cost of the infrastructure. The question is not will those lines be profitable f
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by batmansmk 6y ago
It really depends on what you want to do with it. I would benchmark the tasks "traversal", "aggregation" and "shortest past" for a 10k to 10M node graph. Anything under 10k would be good enough with most techs
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by batmansmk 6y ago
France: Thomson/Thales ($18B including software dev), STMicroelectronics ($9B). Germany: Infineon ($8B), Qimonda ($1B), XFab ($0.5B), Carl Zeiss ($1.2B). From Wikipedia. ASML ($10B), NXP ($10B), ASM ($1B).
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by batmansmk 6y ago
Oracle and Sun at $8B.
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by batmansmk 6y ago
In 1990, my brother observed the elections in Croatia that lead to the Yugoslavian war. Western Europe was recruiting young people to defend democracy and human rights across the continent. The bet was to stabilize all countries on the cont
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by batmansmk 6y ago
I'm interested in the Typeface itself. - The diagonal/emphasis on "5" is a great improvement to differentiate it from "S". Roboto tried something similar, but execution is better here imo. - Reducing the standa
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by batmansmk 6y ago
Reducing traffic to Wikipedia reduces donations, contributions, brand awareness. Grabbing Wikipedia's added value is like stealing candies from a child.
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by batmansmk 6y ago
France's police uses Linux for 10 years now, a specific Ubuntu distro: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GendBuntu
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by batmansmk 6y ago
To be the rubber duck, if wiping the cache at each build is a risk to your CI, what could you do to keep your CI up? 1 - not wipe the cache folder at each build? It's easy and secure. Oh and your build will be faster. 2 - use a cached
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by batmansmk 6y ago
If you afraid of "direct" downloading and executing some of that code, then what do you think happen when you npm install/pip install a package? I'm very interested if you can expose a new attack vector that didn't
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by batmansmk 6y ago
To solve your issue, you would do exactly how you do your node deployments: download the deps in a folder in CI, then deploy the whole build.
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by batmansmk 6y ago
I thought a lot about it, and it seems as secure as node_modules, because anybody can publish to npm anyway. You can even depend to your non-npm repo (github, urls...) from a npm-based package. If you want to "feel" as safe, you h
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by batmansmk 6y ago
Hi! The response to your fears are in the announcement. "If you want to download dependencies alongside project code instead of using a global cache, use the $DENO_DIR env variable." Then, it will work like node_modules.
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by batmansmk 6y ago
1 - It makes money. 2 - The team is in place, and they are good at it. 3 - They bring internal feedback about latency, driver reliability etc, that makes the platform an excellent one for artists 4 - It is exclusive - so why get Windows whe
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by batmansmk 7y ago
What would be the economic impact of 1 million dead? Twice WW2 in only 6 months? Would the US democracy survive it? I don't think so.
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by batmansmk 7y ago
Exactly! Reading the study, I don't see any hard evidence. Sounds like the next Forsythia.
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by batmansmk 7y ago
Based on how polarized the feedbacks are, I think they are onto something :). Auto generated graphql schema May replace FileMaker and Access one day
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by batmansmk 7y ago
Don't engineers solve one problem at a time? Training people to use ventilaors in 3 months seems doable to say the least. We use the bootcamps playbook. And I like the idea to be ready for the next crisis, which will eventually come. I

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