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by draven 2y ago
CO2 equiv from https://app.electricitymaps.com/map/24h : France: 40g/kWh Germany 557g/kWh If the goal is decarbonation, using wind+solar is alright (renewables are a bigger part of the mix in Germany) but burn
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by draven 2y ago
This doesn't contain the recipes themselves, it seems to be an update to the previous version, which does: https://www.protection-civile.ch/documents/telechargement/ar...
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by draven 2y ago
I'm also a French taxpayer, I regret coming back to France every time I read about something stupid they do with our money. This Pneumatit thing is really something.
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by draven 2y ago
It was because of the bad things I read about warranty/support that I bought my Note Air 3 on Amazon. I paid a bit more but at least I knew I could return it easily if there was an issue.
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by draven 2y ago
I got pretty good results with the autoimmune protocol (pain-free plus no more brain fog after 3 months of the elimination phase.) I talked about it to my GP who told me to do an allergy skin test, because blood tests were not 100% reliable
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by draven 2y ago
Furiously spamming ctrl-c trying to quit ? ctrl-f and ctrl-b are the one I use frequently and amongst the first ones I learned.
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by draven 2y ago
Well, there's Intellij IDEA with the scala plugin, and it's pretty good. I regularly debug my code in the IDE with conditional breakpoints, etc. SBT still makes me want to throw the laptop through the window.
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by draven 2y ago
Looks like SBCL plus libraries. The author, vindarel, is here on HN.
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by draven 2y ago
I wanted to know more, and it seems this is the presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYY04D4_OQA
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by draven 2y ago
https://archive.is/HP2Qk I would love to have an open-source 10 inch epaper device, but for now I have a note air 3.
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by draven 2y ago
> I know a few French words, so I know that potato in French is pomme de terre (fruit of the earth) "pomme" means apple, so it's even closer to the german etymology.
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by draven 2y ago
https://archive.is/MXtEe
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by draven 2y ago
It's also a native app running on a lean OS, not something written in JS running on what can be thought of as a VM (Electron.) Another cause of software slowness is all the layers of abstractions. The author uses the Amiga as an exampl
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by draven 2y ago
True. On the other hand I like that the menu is on top on the screen so I can just throw the pointer up (I use a trackball) and it will end up on the menu, no precise targeting required.
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by draven 2y ago
> You pour ink straight into the body and it stays there. If you want to search for more examples of this kind of pens, they are called eyedropper pens.
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by draven 2y ago
That's exactly my thought reading the piece: it talks about "errors", "mistakes", "irrecoverable damage" where everything could be viewed as "non-optimal choices." And they are judged with the b
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by draven 3y ago
But then they will sell you a license to use the whole project including their GPL bits. It's legal, but it's kind of a bait and switch and can be perceived negatively by the community. It's similar to what was done to Akka.
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by draven 3y ago
The page says "Every plan can be shared with your family." In that case I guess 500GB make sense.
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by draven 3y ago
I have one too. I bought it to see if I could get used to the clip placement before buying a Pilot Capless (or Vanishing Point depending on where you live.) I was surprised by the smoothness of the EF nib. I still haven´t bought a Pilot Cap
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by draven 3y ago
The validation is not completely thrown away, since the type indicates that the data has been validated. I understand "parsing" as applying more structure to a piece of data. Going from a String to an IP or a Username fits the def
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by draven 3y ago
Awesome, thank you! > In theory, if the cumulative DDL gets too complex, you can just reverse engineer a clean db schema and refactor/blow away all the delta-type code. We use Liquibase at $WORK and I often end up playing the whole
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by draven 3y ago
We're already using Liquibase where I work (I don't remember exactly why it was chosen over Flyway.) I also worked at a company where every DB access had to be done with a stored proc. The stored procs would be reviewed by the DB
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by draven 3y ago
I'm always amazed (and a bit frightened) by the amount of logic that can be implemented directly in the database. How is the code debugged / managed / versioned / deployed ? I would be thankful for any pointer to books &
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by draven 3y ago
I've never lived in a house or flat where the rooms didn't have a window. I wonder if that's a regulation here (France), that wouldn't surprise me. Also, the labor law mandates windows and as much natural light as possib
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by draven 3y ago
My mom used to do this at home for example when cooking rognons de veau flambés au Cognac (works with Armagac too.) She managed to briefly set fire to the kitchen wallpaper once.
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by draven 3y ago
Same here, but my native language is French and words with latin or greek roots are perhaps more familiar to me ?
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by draven 3y ago
Are you using different profiles ? I have two running at the same time, links always open in the browser instance running the "default" profile, not the other one.
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by draven 3y ago
That's a tarp, I also use one sometimes (a simple rectangular one.) Lanshans are cheap tents that are pitched with trekking poles: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/2255800228890614.html (this is the older generation
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by draven 3y ago
Sibling comment gives a good example. I happen to have a Durston Gear XMid 2p: https://durstongear.com/products/x-mid-2-tent-ultralight-bac... .
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by draven 3y ago
I see you used QGis. Last time I tried it there was no easy way of plugging a router. I switched to QMapShack. It's a bit more complicated to use the IGN service for the maps (whereas it works out of the box with QGis) but there are se

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