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by darknavi 3y ago
They (SpaceX) also use RUD (rapid unscheduled disassembly) which is fun.
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by darknavi 3y ago
> I wish they would just freeze the definition of C++ Language for a couple of decades. They did that already. C++03 -> C++11. Other languages marched forward and left it in the dust with things like lambdas, reflection, etc.
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by darknavi 3y ago
What a cool experiment (a Mars helicopter!). I can't wait until we (humanity) have "boots on the ground" there to make this sort of experimentation a few step changes quicker.
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by darknavi 3y ago
Well, in the first paragraph: > Xolair is intended for repeated use to reduce the risk of allergic reactions and is not approved for the immediate emergency treatment of allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis.
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by darknavi 3y ago
This is the sort of thing that makes me salty that Unifi Protect is basically cloud locked in. No direct IP connection with "local" account support on the mobile app.
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by darknavi 3y ago
> I have never found an easier way to get a docker container running in the cloud I don't have a ton of Azure or cloud experience but I run an Unraid server locally which has a decent Docker gui. Getting a docker container running i
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by darknavi 3y ago
We use QuickJS in Minecraft for our scripting engine. It's nice that he has got back into it these days and been adding ES2023 support. I also had to double check but we do indeed list it on our website, albeit in a sea of others. ht
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by darknavi 3y ago
Blame data brokers for making such asinine restrictions. You can also just use the free version to collect a list of brokers your self and manually contact all of them to find out how much of a pain in the ass it is.
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by darknavi 3y ago
I think the gaming industry in general has use the passion that devs have for games as a good excuse to not pay more, which obviously has worked. > The best thing was that the player base appreciated every one of us, and constantly thank
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by darknavi 3y ago
> but I'd need an inexpensive fast charging car > Given my driving habits, I'd only use gas for infrequent long trips. Why do you need a "fast charging car"? Lack of overnight charging setup?
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by darknavi 3y ago
Roborock (Xiaomi) and Dreame are the big players from what I see. Both conveniently have models that can be "de-clouded" with Valetudo: https://valetudo.cloud/
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by darknavi 3y ago
Cat Soup has a Netflix version. It has no ads, which is great. It also doesn't have any of the buffs that ads give you, making the game a lot less fun lol. IMO a bad "adless" port without much thought.
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by darknavi 3y ago
This would be amazing. We road trip a few times a year in our Model Y and the Superchargers at the gas stations are the best. Grab a snack, a bathroom break, and a small walk, then back on the road. The chargers near nothing are just incon
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by darknavi 3y ago
Once you hit 65mph and above your gas mileage and electric wh/mi drop like a rock due to air resistance scaling non-linearly.
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by darknavi 3y ago
I really enjoyed this year's and last year's cppfront talk by Herb Sutter. I used cppfront in Advent of Code this year and it was a (buggy and unpolished) blast.
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by darknavi 3y ago
I am going to nit pick you a little bit but if you want a good reason to use Firefox, then here it is. "built into Chrome" implies that Chrome is the only web browser.
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by darknavi 3y ago
I don't care for Elon Musk but Teslas are by far the best all around EV experience when considering road tripping. That was true when we got our 2018 Model 3, and when we got our 2022 Model Y, and likely will be until full NACS adoptio
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by darknavi 3y ago
This forecast has wind up as well, just not as much as solar.
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by darknavi 3y ago
I am happy to see him working on QuickJS in the last month or so. It could really use some ES2023 love!
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by darknavi 3y ago
I really want to like hydro but it has clear negative effects on ecology (namely fish). I am really hoping wind and solar don't affect local ecology as much.
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by darknavi 3y ago
Need to integrate this into a browser extension for when you purchase flights!
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by darknavi 3y ago
Show me one that hooks up directly to iCloud though. We got one for grandparents and its just full of proprietary crap specific to that app.
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by darknavi 3y ago
This is good for Bitcoin.
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by darknavi 3y ago
"Final assembly in..."
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by darknavi 3y ago
Oh I love McAfee preinstalled for me! /s
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by darknavi 3y ago
> I don’t want a Tesla because AirPlay and adjustable aircon grates are non-negotiable for me, but the alternatives just don’t seem like a good bet yet. Teslas have adjustable aircon vents, but only through the touch screen (at least on
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by darknavi 3y ago
It's been a pretty cool area to see innovation in. Newer Teslas (Model Y at least) have a really complex heat pump system that really helps reduce range loss dude to cold weather.
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by darknavi 3y ago
EV driver here who takes many road trips a year in them, so my hobbiest enthusiasm certainly guides my thinking. How impractical is renting a car for a once a year trip? EVs have a lot of upsides in terms of never going to a gas station an
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by darknavi 3y ago
Screen space effects scale poorly!
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by darknavi 3y ago
Working in games, font code is truely the depths of hell that you try to punt to someone else as often as you can. Maybe one day we will support right to left text!

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