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by cauch 5mo ago
Did dhh provide a recipe to install hyprland properly without having to install a full "distribution"? (I don't know, it's a real question) It feels very strange (and wrong) to me: if there is difficulties in installing
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by cauch 5mo ago
What? Who is saying that nuclear cannot be successful, this has nothing to do with my comment. Did you read one sentence without understanding the meaning? It is simple: some environmental laws are a legitimate ask from some people, whether
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by cauch 5mo ago
> How much of this is based on how expensive it is to bring a powerplant online? How much of that expense is based on endless lawsuits from environmental groups and weaponized environmental laws? Why can the navy without those restrictio
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by cauch 6mo ago
But you are doing the same as what you are complaining about. Racism is a complex phenomenon not limited to the simplistic view "they don't like black people". This representation is doing a disservice when some truly racist
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by cauch 6mo ago
My point is that to follow the demand, you need ~12 hours of capacity: the trough is during the night around 1-4 am, the peak is mainly in the afternoon around 5pm. So if you have a battery for nuclear, you will charge it during the night a
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by cauch 6mo ago
Why do you say "optimized for 1-2h peaks"? The typical electricity demand has a trough during the night for few hours, then a first peak in the morning, than a second less-deep trough in the middle of the day (sometimes with a bum
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by cauch 6mo ago
Demand following for nuclear is possible (after all, if you produce 10X but the demand suddenly drops to 7X, what you can always do is to "dump" 3X worth of steam instead of injecting it in the turbine), but because the cost of nu
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by cauch 9mo ago
That is a strange interpretation. According to you, a drawing equating a black person to a monkey is only problematic if some people do really believe that black persons are literally monkeys? And people who enjoy these drawing are lacking
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by cauch 9mo ago
You say that illegals are people who broke the laws, but that's a big simplification. For example, the law says that people who have close family living in US and being US citizen are allowed to apply to become US citizen themselves. T
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by cauch 9mo ago
They are not. They want illegal migrants to be processed and deported if they are illegal. What they are complaining about is the fact that current, people are "marked" as illegal (or fail to be regularised) for arbitrary reasons
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by cauch 9mo ago
Ok. First, the people who oppose don't justify everything with "apply the law". They in large majority are consistent and honest and explain that cracking down without respecting basic right is disproportionate and that you n
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by cauch 9mo ago
I've lived in several civilized in Europe, and they don't do raid like it is happening in Minnesota. What is happening in Minnesota makes the front pages in Europe, and a lot of people are saying that according to them, it will ne
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by cauch 9mo ago
Oooh, the poor little trolls, they were doing nice little videos full of flowers and kisses, and the big bad far-right came and stole their memes. Boohoohoo, it's so sad. Come on, from the start, what the trolls were doing was to parod
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by cauch 9mo ago
Do what other civilised countries do? What I don't understand is that ICE are clearly incompetent: they shoot the wrong guys, they keep claiming they arrested bad guys and it turns out they totally misunderstood and the persons in ques
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by cauch 9mo ago
> I also don't think most people want illegal aliens to be deported for "justice". They (rightfully or wrongly) think they're taking their jobs, contributing to crime, facilitating drug trade, costing taxpayers money,
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by cauch 9mo ago
But saying that will also make you a woke terrorist for the right. I'm not saying it is not a problem and the left is not to blame. But I don't see why you explain the situation because of the "all or none" of the left,
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by cauch 9mo ago
I'm saying that the majority of the people supporting the crackdown don't care about the fact that the crackdown may break the law. Which is demonstrated by the fact that these people totally don't care of what is the number
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by cauch 9mo ago
A lot of people who support the current US government do not want the laws to be enforced, they just want to see people who look brown or foreigners to be deported, regardless of if they are in the US legally or illegally. The immigration l
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by cauch 9mo ago
Your reaction makes me remember the "Angry Jack" videos about Gamergate, in particular the video discussing the fact that when some people (troll or not) were propagating racist or sexist things, they were reacting by saying &quot
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by cauch 9mo ago
I always have a lot of questions when I see this kind of articles, and I don't think any articles properly answer it. 1. What is different in software engineering with respect to any other work that require exploration? The author ment
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by cauch 9mo ago
There are plenty of quotes like this one > For Adams, God took a more creative and – dare I say, crueler – route. He created him only-slightly-above-average at everything This does not mean "bad at everything else", this is exp
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by cauch 9mo ago
My point was not that doing something stupid means someone is stupid, but that the examples I've provided are showing that Adams was prone to think of himself as smart when he was not. So far, there is no much proof that Adams was part
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by cauch 9mo ago
I meant: does not help drive the point. This quote is a good example of what I would expect from the behavior I was describing
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by cauch 9mo ago
I think the article explains that Adams "turned bad" because it is the sad consequence of him being smarter than the rest of the people. I'm pretty sure that someone who has time to lose can got through the article and pick u
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by cauch 9mo ago
I'm not saying Adams is not smart because he has done stupid things, I'm saying that Adams has probably thought of himself as very smart while not smart at all in field X because it is pretty clear he has done that in fields Y and
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by cauch 9mo ago
Not sure this really obvious analysis really helps. I've seen a lot of people thinking they are really smart for saying that everyone including them are idiots. Adams made a lot of declarations or actions that shows that he really thou
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by cauch 9mo ago
The example I gave what about Adams being convinced to "know better" while it was clearly not true, which is to me a clue that when it comes to his view on society and business, which already looks pretty simplistic to me, the ide
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by cauch 9mo ago
This article keeps saying that Adams was more clever than the others. What are the proof of that. It looks like he was like those usual rationalists who come up with obvious theories that a lot of people have come up with and think they are
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by cauch 9mo ago
But same is true about "good food": some people will prefer some specific food and someone "good food" may not be the taste of someone else. And yet, it would be ridiculous to pretend that we cannot say that there is an
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by cauch 9mo ago
It is surprising that the author don't mention a very important point: you want to be able to modify your tool quickly to adapt to the evolving world. That's a strong reason we want modular, concise, clean code: because tomorrow,

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