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by dieortin 3y ago
And were you able to connect to that server from some other device?
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by dieortin 3y ago
Everyone being able to check whether you’re in an area without cell reception does not seem like the best of ideas.
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by dieortin 3y ago
> None of this solves C's only REAL problem (in my opinion) which is the lack of dependency management. Bazel solves this really nicely, I know some people have strong opinions on it but I cannot recommend it enough https:/&#x
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by dieortin 3y ago
> the more I'm exposed to languages with "proper" dependency management the more I appreciate the C way of just copying external library sources into the project And why is that? I find it really cumbersome.
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by dieortin 3y ago
Do you really want to give an AI control of your future?
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by dieortin 3y ago
How so? LLMs like GPT4 have no issue generating text in Spanish, for example.
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by dieortin 3y ago
You do realize this has nothing to do with it being built from the start as an electric vehicle right? And as far as I know, the polestar is designed as an EV too.
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by dieortin 3y ago
Editors have had directory trees and integrated terminals for many years, why is that something you find special?
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by dieortin 4y ago
Variables are usually named after things, so of course they apply to a codebase. How would they not apply?
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by dieortin 4y ago
It doesn’t need to be zero waste, increasing the volume of the containers is already a big reduction of packaging.
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by dieortin 4y ago
It’s not more environmentally destructive than any of the alternatives, quite the opposite actually. And it’s the most efficient way to transport cargo and passengers across land.
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by dieortin 4y ago
If you don’t have a trackpad, just cmd + scroll?
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by dieortin 4y ago
I don’t know why you think working the hours you’ve been hired to do is being a “Prima Donna”. And I don’t see how getting paid a large salary, having better work-life balance and being hirable are negative things. Seems like you would rath
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by dieortin 4y ago
I’m currently trying the new UI, but find it slower to work with than the old one. It has many things hidden behind menus now, which makes the UI prettier but less effective.
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by dieortin 4y ago
Tiktok isn’t only dangerous because of the data they harvest. It’s the epitome of algorithmic social media, which can be extremely damaging to society, and also a tool for propaganda and disinformation.
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by dieortin 4y ago
Insulation also works to keep heat out.
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by dieortin 4y ago
Rooftop gardens are not nature, so it’s the same thing
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by dieortin 4y ago
I think it’s expected that the prisoner exchange would happen in a place to which both involved countries can fly. AFAIK Russian planes are banned from the European airspace.
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by dieortin 4y ago
I really don’t want to live in a world in which so much depends on impulsive individuals. Your example sounds like a nightmare. That’s no way to make decisions.
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by dieortin 4y ago
I’m curious, why is this?
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by dieortin 4y ago
Well that does make a sense, I don’t see the problem
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by dieortin 4y ago
France hasn’t achieved net 0, not even close. And there are several countries with more than 20% renewable energy in their grid.
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by dieortin 4y ago
Technically it IS resistive heating
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by dieortin 4y ago
The Paris-Madrid connection is not really good though, as you have to go all the way to the east of Spain and pass through Barcelona before heading west towards Madrid. Luckily, there are some lines under construction that will connect Spai
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by dieortin 4y ago
Flying is artificially cheap to the point the ticket prices make no sense. It's massively subsidized, so it's not really fair to compare it with the train. Anyways, I have to hard disagree on flying being faster and easier than go
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by dieortin 4y ago
Yeah, and that goes very well doesn’t it? That’s why users end up with tons of spyware and bloatware. And if they don’t, they might not be as non-technical as you think.
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by dieortin 4y ago
If he had a police squad patrolling in front of his house he would’ve also gotten clues about his cat I guess. And it’s hard to ask something nicely to someone that doesn’t even answer based on your looks or whatever.
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by dieortin 4y ago
So I should be able to peer through your bathroom’s window because you’re shooting photons outside?
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by dieortin 4y ago
That’s already factored in.
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by dieortin 4y ago
When someone is exposed to radiation and dies of cancer many years later it’s impossible to know whether he’s a victim of radiation or just unlucky. As simple as that.

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