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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
Which requires affordability to own a home sooner rather than later, but here we are closer to 50yr mortgages than closing in the replacement rate.
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
The shift to 4 doors seems to be just because now a single vehicle has to do it all. (AT is because Americans can't drive? Partially kidding, but due to the car dependency that requires everyone being able to drive)
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
Anyone knows how does 3D printed metals compare to CNC-made parts? I know it's been used to build engines, which suggests they are strong, but there's also all this process around ancient swords around tempering, folding, etc that
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
Even if this is how it goes, it's a good first step that just needs a follow up with sanctions and fines if they cheat on the spirit of the rule
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
Does this shape hold up good weight distribution properties when 3D-printed? Maybe this could be huge for 3D-printing mostly hollow, yet strong parts that require in fewer plastic and time spent.
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
What forces devices to constantly stream data? You can batch updates and probably save power thanks to it.
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
Burners seem extreme, but old used hardware still seems the best and only way you can sort of prove isolation on your own. You can't trust software not to be buggy and both, hardware, and software not to be purposely compromised becaus
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
Israel is the British colonialism foreign base where the Brits and the US can dodge their own laws while developing their own "defence" hardware, software, tactics, and ideology.
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
Yup. I wish they graduate soon, they have been great for a long while. I'm not sure what's blocking them today. I just use them like they are stable and will deal with any breakages later. I doubt any breakage will be too bad and
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
I find plenty of interesting videos, but I needed to slowly craft my following list. I started with some CS lectures, and conference talks and it was alright, but something I reached for out of necessity. Once I started watching videos out
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
NixOS. Having a config-defined system is a bit too different at first, but really nice when it comes to system reproducibility, and being able to roll back. It made maintaining my laptop + workstations the "same" a breeze, althoug
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
I don't use Arch anymore, yet I still find myself reading their wiki from time to time. It's a phenomenal resource.
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
And how do I pay for a YouTube competitor that's libre or at least won't spy back without losing access to its monopolisticly large catalog?
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
What's crazy is that their adtech definitely knows how to categorise stuff down to super specific topics, yet they only use that internally.
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
I remember 2 events where the activation was completely out of place and felt it was endangering rather than protecting me. - Driving from Tahoe to SF where the limited lane visibility due to the slope and a slight twist made the system thi
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
It won't be Amish, but there'll be for sure people cherishing the old days when cars were simple/fun/different.
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
> Is it one of those cars that alters the brake boost depending on circumstances? No, it's just breaking a bit too hard for you while the panel beeps and has scary red lights pop (that you'll have a hard time reading).
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
Eric Schmidt has mentioned they regretted not hiring more people during the (once in every 5yrs?) crisis that came before covid.
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
If AI improves efficiency so much why aren't companies pushing for 30-hour weeks?
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
It really seems it should. It's a quick distress signal, no time to ask the user how locked they want their phone to be.
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
> They could've cut a third of the movie and made the whole thing so much better. I feel that way with Inception. That out of nowhere 30-minute snow action part dragged on forever.
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
I don't think it's marginal since accelerating the car needs way more energy than fighting loses due to wind and tyre resistance. Also, a bad driver mis-breaking trips the cars behind into breaking too, which multiplies the energy
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
One of the few things I really don't like about my Subbie is that it tries to help braking. I'm all in for traction control and to some extent ABS, but braking hard and upsetting the car's balance when you don't need it
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
The balance between safe following distance and letting people cut in varies a lot by city. Maybe he learnt to drive elsewhere? I remember being too aggressive when I got to the Bay Area, and learning how nice it was to be let into the lane
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
Shoes not tied properly? => 5 months in jail, it's only right. You seem to be searching for the slightest absurdity to justify any of this happening.
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
Good thing the war for oil, ahem, against terrorism and drugs, is permanent
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
Oh, that's interesting
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
It's been bad since early 2000s though
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by dietr1ch 8mo ago
I don't want an address, they should be cheap, meaningless (sans routing, the longer the common prefix, the closer geographically you should be) and not conflated with identifiers. I just want a way to do public-key based discovery. I&
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
In Assistant having higher-ups spitting ideas and random thoughts ended up in people mistakenly assume that we really wanted to go/do that, meaning that chaos resulted in ill and cancelled projects. The worst part was figuring what hap

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