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by dtech 4y ago
This is kind of an outdated notion. In the 90's NL was very progressive, but after 3 decades of conservative-neoliberal governments it's middling at most. E.g. selling weed to stores is still illegal - massively funding the underw
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by dtech 4y ago
They work in completely different ways. There's no reason to assume parallels.
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by dtech 4y ago
> At least the zero-CoVID policy saved millions of lives. Has it though? It seems to have mostly delayed things, things got horrible when they reopened a couple of months ago...
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by dtech 4y ago
The problem that there's no good way to pay for a single article. People don't want a subscription for the occasional article on an aggregator.
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by dtech 4y ago
They are portable, you can open a file made in Spanish Excel in the English Excel and vice-versa and always see VLOOKUP in English Excel. It's "just" that since the formula language is also localized, you'll need the Exc
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by dtech 4y ago
AJAX was the original name for doing asynchronous Javascript calls to a server.
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by dtech 4y ago
The reason is pretty clear, XML and its ecosystem was (is) enormously complex. When naively - but correctly - parsing introduces serious security vulnerabilities [1] you kinda have problems as a format. XML is just incredibly hard to get co
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by dtech 4y ago
Hugged, https://web.archive.org/web/20230209160325/https://heyinnova...
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by dtech 4y ago
There's variants with slight differences in hardware like fan and SSD. It's common for consoles too.
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by dtech 4y ago
I don't know the current iOS Chrome install base, but having everything synced is a powerful incentive I'd guess.
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by dtech 4y ago
> a bunch of idiotic legislation that made it illegal for people to arrange for their own child minding services in case both parents worked. This is incorrect. It is only required if you want subsidy.
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by dtech 4y ago
Only Uber had an alternative, the rest you either didn't address or are incorrect > the legal alternative to gay sex was heterosexual sex Unless you're subscribing to a unscientific "people choose to be gay" philosoph
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by dtech 4y ago
All those things are enjoyable and have no legal alternative. A chat application would have.
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by dtech 4y ago
It is still good to place (organizational) blame and fines on such a thing, otherwise it's financially the most attractive option to take inappropriate risks.
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by dtech 4y ago
That differential is mostly due to shipping and limited supply though. Creating and processing LNG is expensive, and there's limited worldwide infrastructure to make it.
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by dtech 4y ago
You're being pedantic. "once a month" isn't what I would call "hardly ever". If have 2 EU numbers, on one I've never received a robocall/spam SMS (10+ years), on another I got 3 robocalls in the 2 yea
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by dtech 4y ago
This is addressed in the abstract , it's individual student scores.
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by dtech 4y ago
Nice to see MPL mentioned. I always find it strange MPL isn't used more, it's such a reasonable middle ground between AGPL and MIT/BSD.
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by dtech 4y ago
Every ignoring that most cars aren't used every day, most cars are parked during the day and peak solar generation time.
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by dtech 4y ago
That is going to be an expensive habit in the future once time-variable pricing is the standard, which I think is inevitable. Charging your car at 6PM is going to be super expensive compared to 3 AM or 1 PM. Also note you'll still have
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by dtech 4y ago
which other options are feasible today outside hydro pumping?
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by dtech 4y ago
$0.11/KwH is super doable. Keep in mind that discharging is only necessary and profitable during peak demand, when prices are much higher than that. $0.50/KwH is far from uncommon. E.g. today energy peaks at €0.28/KwH in my a
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by dtech 4y ago
Yes, that means that he takes full responsibility for a mistake, and it wasn't due to other staff, equipment, unforeseen events etc...
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by dtech 4y ago
That's how Excel does it though
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by dtech 4y ago
Usually EU countries have quite strict rules for layoffs, it's not like US at-will law. In NL mass layoffs like this have to be approved by the unemployment agency, you have to fire people LIFO and you get 1/3rd of your monthly sa
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by dtech 4y ago
I have a system with the capability. It's quite convenient for dynamic on/off. E.g. instead of having a timer I turn on the heating when I wake up from bed, and if I go home I put it on before leaving or while underway.
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by dtech 4y ago
I was very confused by the "Vacation" overlap, but it turns out that's a typo and should be "Vocation".
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by dtech 4y ago
the "real" time-based prices have much more variability, if you have time-based prices you can buy for a lot less and sell for a lot more during peak. That difference can easily be double that 18 cents/kWh.
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by dtech 4y ago
It read it as 30 minutes of LP allows him not to spend hours on gaming, which he does not want.
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by dtech 4y ago
Bit weird to call it analog while continuous is meant. Any chess on a physical board is analog.

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