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bestouff
1y ago
Then that's a sad story.
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1y ago
> Obviously a kid running out from behind a car this late is fairly difficult for any human or self driving system to avoid That's why you slow down when you pass a bus (or a huge american SUV).
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1y ago
This guy should definitely be punished. But when you see the level of money embezzlement top officials can get away with, whereas this guys gets prison time, you can only feel a bit sad.
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1y ago
I judge you kindly. I did the same.
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1y ago
You are not "car people". You are "ICE people". I understand the joy of an ICE (the noise, the vibrations) but for driving I now purely prefer EVs. I live in the mountains, and always having the maximum power available w
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bestouff
1y ago
I don't find anything offensive in there.
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1y ago
Doesn't work on Firefox/Linux for me.
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bestouff
1y ago
There is already a very suitable format: SVG. Unfortunately it's not proprietary enough for some people.
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1y ago
Too bad too many people think like us: it seems like we've killed the server
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1y ago
Yeah, I know Renault 5 E-Tech export power through their CCS port (V2G, V2L, V2X) but it seems to be AC only. Edit: IMHO AC power-out is good, because it simplifies a lot plugging to car to your home or to some appliances, but I understand
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1y ago
Yeah, sure, sorry about that. But I'm able to forget my own birthday so this could be useful.
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1y ago
I'm always impressed how many of our problems were solved very long ago (in this case, we know Athenians did "Citizen Assemblies" more than a thousand years ago) but then our systems slowly decay and the solution is lost. Tha
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1y ago
I think it shows they didn't learn how to do it yet. Western companies had the same problem at first, now some of them know how to upstream a change. Huawei will learn to be a good citizen - they have to.
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Mazda DMCA Takedown of Open Source Home Assistant App
(consumerrights.wiki)
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This. That's so stupid, what once each and every country has tariffs ?
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1y ago
This is because you got the "user" part slightly wrong. The real users of your smartphone are countless ads companies, media giants or even some government services.
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1y ago
Online propaganda is a real war weapon nowadays. EU focusing on mitigating it is rightfully a priority.
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2y ago
AFAIK the electric buildup starts even before the meteorological shenanigans.
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2y ago
Actually it's not a bad idea. Scrolling is impossible on epaper screens.
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2y ago
Does someone have a TL;DW ? I can't stand youtube videos.
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2y ago
> the vast bulk of sanitizer complaints came from invoking undefined or implementation-defined behavior in harmless ways This is patently false. Any Undefined Behavior is harmful because it allows the optimizer to insert totally random
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2y ago
> This website is currently in its beta phase. Ooh I get flashes from the 90s where every website had its black-on-yellow construction worker icon. Those were the days.
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> The nature of Git means Microsoft can't really do much harm. Famous last words
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> Pix has spiced up Brazil’s fusty banking sector, but it gives the central bank a worrying amount of power I think a largely prefer a government-run payment system than an US company monopoly.
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I saw this in a linked article : > some Rust code will explicitly check its Result types, while other Rust code sprinkles '?' around and accepts that if the program sails off the happy path, it simply dies. This is blatantly fa
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And then that's more or less what I remember from my history classes in France (30-35 years ago) : they were broke because of how we put way excessive sanctions on them, and Hitler was seen as (and partly really was) the savior who put
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Yeah, like if the current US situation would tend towards food industry safety ...
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2y ago
I love how the only thing seen as able to exert justice is the EU.
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2y ago
Was going to say that. I loved that anime.
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2y ago
I wouldn't be so sure about the successful citizens. You probably have to be WASP cis male to maximize your chances.
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