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by brnt 3y ago
You are mixing up power (W) and energy (J or Wh, simply Watt times hours in you time window of choice) for starters. And I've never seen any other definition of panel other than the unit you buy them by, roughly 1m by 1.6m. That includ
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by brnt 3y ago
But that's not what Gitlab is saying, that BayAreans are better workers. They maintain that they're merely adjusting for regional CoL, for the same person in the same position. They can hardly get closer to saying people are inter
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by brnt 3y ago
Gitlabs birthplace is the Netherlands actually, but they wouldn't be Dutch if they let that get in the way of profit making ;)
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by brnt 3y ago
Here in Western Europe (West) Germany has always been known for its bad wages. Was it Mitterrand who likened German workers to the Chinese, or was it even before that?
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by brnt 3y ago
> I have a total of 23 solar panels with a maximum output of nearly 1 megawatt. Panels do 400-500Wp these days. Times 23 gives a max of 11500W peak. You are off somewhere, or tell me right now where you got those panels.
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by brnt 3y ago
What you hope for is shallow dependency trees, not too branchy, but probably also not branchless (an indicator of vendoring). Larger projects will have and likely require depper trees through, but the branchiness should be relatively indepe
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by brnt 3y ago
We don't buy Sony/Apple/Microsoft/etc because we want to, but because we have no choice. To too big to care.
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by brnt 3y ago
It always seemed to me that perhaps the Anglosphere tends to consist of both many secondary speakers and many primary speakers who don't speak any secondary language. This creates an environment with both an interest in bits of other l
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by brnt 3y ago
Diogenes is a good source for quotes, here is one of him and Alexander: Alexander went in person to see Diogenes, and he found him lying in the sun. Diogenes raised himself up a little when he saw so many people coming towards him, and fixe
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by brnt 3y ago
'Stoop' is also a Dutch loaner, so, maybe :)
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by brnt 3y ago
For me it's about clearing my schedule. Completely. Not even chores or hobbies. It helps to start with a walk, something to take you out of the daily grind. I often end up doing something hobby-like, like reading a book, some gardening
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by brnt 3y ago
-sen also can be son-of (e.g. Jansen), it's just that niks happens to end in an s.
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by brnt 3y ago
They require ID here in Europe. They don't always check for it, but probably they want to avoid delays in case the bus is checked at a border.
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by brnt 3y ago
We had biweekly team videocalls, so I just announced my last week in my last call. I find it hard to imagine you have no such contact at all, or that you would say nothing in those meets. You are planning work every now and then, aren'
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by brnt 3y ago
On the other hand, if you work elsewhere, your not turning around Mozilla. I worked in academia, now government, in HPC/data-sciency positions, so the overlap/competition with finance and big tech is large (and a lot of people mov
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by brnt 3y ago
Drivers license and car registration, right? If I was a terrorist on US soil, I'm gonna be bussing.
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by brnt 3y ago
Can women take viagra too? For the same cognitive effect?
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by brnt 3y ago
Vote for mvp.css [0] here. [0] https://andybrewer.github.io/mvp/
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by brnt 3y ago
Ah! I thought 64bit buswidths had been standard in DDR memory for, well, a very long time now? Why did that change? Sounds like nothing much changed actually, in terms of total (bus) bandwidth.
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by brnt 3y ago
I have IOT still in my Antennapod feeds, last episode from 25 January.
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by brnt 3y ago
Doesn't the Deck have quad channel memory?
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by brnt 3y ago
I guess I could have stated my bias up front as well: mostly a scientific user/dev here. I did enable pypy wheel builds for a pybind11 project and have things magically work, and I've had 'pypy-days' to see if there was
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by brnt 3y ago
I wonder if anyone actually uses those third-party interpreters for anything serious. I've never come across anyone that did.
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by brnt 3y ago
> Soon enough Facebook just becomes robots talking to robots.. Hasn't it been that for a while already?
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by brnt 3y ago
Ticking ublocks annoyances lists is first thing for me on any new browser. Holy h**, do I hate getting annoyed.
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by brnt 3y ago
How is it different from pip freeze -l > requirements.txt?
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by brnt 3y ago
Each their own individual apps. I only wish they standardized on TOTP or U2F.
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by brnt 3y ago
I think it's wild how universal the idea that a phone is a place for secrets had become. A device you are most likely to lose, break or get stolen by virtue of being outside of your home for much of the day.
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by brnt 3y ago
Around here using an app for two factor is widely a default. Even the government requires it for their services. It's a practical requirement, just like how a back account itself is.
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by brnt 3y ago
Codeberg takes donations last I checked.

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