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by cassepipe 5mo ago
I find that the type of person who think themselves very smart for noting how objectivity is never absolute, microbiases experts if you will, will give a pass to most obvious propaganda when it goes in the direction of their contrarian beli
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
> From here, there are two rounds of sorting: gem quality and industrial grade. Most of mined diamonds never become jewellery. They go to cutting tools, drill bits, and grinding equipment. For industrial use synthetic diamond is actually
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
> The answer can't be, let's just consume 10x less. We have to engineer our way out of it. We will have to do both I am afraid
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
And yet if that was entirely the case, HN wouldn't be such an interesting place. This sounds very much like someone making fun of the attempts of rationalism/effective altruism "because humans are not rational but emotional b
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
From what I remember the bank started to federate around a payment network to outcompete the digital euro. I hope the digital euro wins, I hope they don't fumble it.
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
I think there's one big issue for massive electrification and insulation of buildings: renting. As a renter, I have no incentives to invest thousands in my home's betterment because I will have lost those when I am gone. As an ow
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
and if you really need the SCREAMING, vim got you covered. Just type your word normally , select it in visual mode and type gU
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
I stand corrected
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
I should have. I don't why I assumed the line editors couldn't handle two keys in a row.
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
Well I have given at least one example. Do you not use bash/zsh/fish/nushell vi modes ?
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
Yes but jk does not work in other contexts (shell vi modes at least for me) and it's actually to have Escape closer to home to quickly get out of a situation To be fair I mostly use `/` + (n/N) + Enter with `incsearch` on (by
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
Because Ctrl+C for the most important function of you editor kinda sucks ? I mean you can get used to it, but you can get used to anything. Maybe we can have nice things ? Also just to be pedantic: https://stackoverflow.com/
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
Yes but then you get used to jj (or jk) which might not be available on other vi modes (shells vi modes, gdb, glide browser ?) and it's overall quite nice to quickly escape any situation by having the key be closer. Ctrl + [ would be a
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
Which is why I never went with CapsLock being both Ctrl and Escape depending of whether it's part of a key combo because it's whole setup. On the contrary, whenever I use someone else's machine I can quickly go in the setting
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
> The hardcore, moved to vim or emacs, trading immediate feedback and higher usability for the steepest learning curve I’ve seen The only hard part about vim is to be forced to strecth the finger up to Escape for what is essentially the
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
Tangeant but then it means that framework's expansion card design for their laptop is a great idea: When the expansion cards plug into the mainboard they are already on a rail that prevents lateral stress, plus generally don't un
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
The point of contentions is calling them e-bikes instead mopeds or e-motos or motorcyles, which you did, but the article didn't. And they are a journalist so I hold them to higher standard.
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
I think we can tackle different issues at the same time For heart issues, it is a bit hard to fix. You need a healthy lifestyle is general is something you need the correct environment for and a good education about. Still, it's not im
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
> they ought to wear on "a bike" Indeed, if it's going above 50 km/h, it's not a bike it's a motorbike. Protective gear should match the speed and weight of your vehicle. To drive a motorbike, you should hav
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
That is a regulatory issue and a name issue. Those are actually motorcycles. In Europe e-bikes are capped at 25 km/h (the electric assistance stops at that speed). So your problem is (electric) motorcycles that are (legally?) accessibl
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
Well maybe if all the space was not given to cars there could be some little space for those small lightweight vehicles which is much more efficient than those stupid fat trucks (EDIT: by which I meant SUVs and the likes)
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
> The e-bike craze, which is putting many people, including kids, in the hospital at an alarming rate, has thus far defied similar regulatory frameworks. CTRL + f : "suv" 0 matches "truck" ? 0 matches I stopped readin
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
I am not sure the proposal was for the bank to "own" the identity rather than being the manager of it the same way they already manage your money. The state establishes your identity at birth. The bank already has access to your i
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
Apart from the fact the round-trip efficiency is abysmal, hydrogen is so small and lightweight, it leaks through everywhere unless you have some specialized (read, expensive) equipment. I'd say why not if we could just repurpose gas
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
Sure but at the end of the day(cade) if my kids end up paying more for green reliable energy it's not a bad outcome compared to the price on betting the farm on renewables/grid update/hopefully seasonal, scalable, cheap energ
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
I don't understand your point
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by cassepipe 5mo ago
I am surprised that this is the case after reading how Orban was behaving on the matter of its oil and gas sources. I guess the big problem is that the economy and heating is still very fossil dependent ?
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
From what I know about feudalism, this is a non-obvious statement. Care to develop ?
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
Do you save them as .psv ? :)
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
https://github.com/andmarti1424/sc-im Saved you all a search: It seems like it is similar software written in C

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