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541.
by dtech 4y ago
It's how all Java collection interfaces work have worked since forever. They probably don't bother introducing new super-interfaces because Java code is never going to migrate from List etc.
542.
by dtech 4y ago
In the US legal system a non-government entity can force any 3rd party to spend time and money for their benefit? That seems pretty weird.
543.
by dtech 4y ago
Relevant to this discussion: Tesla only uses CCS in EU because it was mandated by law, just like USB-C now will be.
544.
by dtech 4y ago
For a while Apple included micro-USB to lightning dongles with EU iPhones, but I think they've stopped doing that some time ago.
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by dtech 4y ago
The Switch USB-C connector is notorious for being non-complaint to the spec, making charging it finicky. However I did not encounter as much trouble as you, 9 out off 11 chargers I try work. This problem is unique to the Switch however.
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by dtech 4y ago
Interesting! Any reason why they're specifically good for emulation?
547.
by dtech 4y ago
Yep, it works pretty well if you combine it with a JSON schema validator and call the validator in a isX(data: unknown): data is X type guard.
548.
by dtech 4y ago
why do you care about my 10 "wip" commits on a feature branch? Why am I not allowed to package a change in a nice set of commits once it's done/reviewable?
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by dtech 4y ago
On the music player side yes, but it had a lot of features/bloat like the music store and iPod synchronization.
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by dtech 4y ago
Congratulations for being special, 99% of academia uses Matlab, a simple GUI text-editor or something like Anaconda. Emacs is such a fundamentally different paradigm from all other IT tools/editors that it just doesn't make sense
551.
by dtech 4y ago
That is not the scientific consensus, although a position taken by some. Much more people agree that bio-accumilation is dangerous to health and nature, also because that ends up in humans when they eat things.
552.
by dtech 4y ago
You're confusing peak pricing with average pricing. Peak price is about 50-250x as much as average price.
553.
by dtech 4y ago
Peak pricing is much, much higher than the prices you quoted and in the ballpark of the trial. E.g. before the 2021 Texas outage the offer price for additional power was the legal cap, $9 / KwH at the time.
554.
by dtech 4y ago
especially double entendres or meanings more common in speaking language than writing language, or theater for Ancient Greek, might very well have been lost to time.
555.
by dtech 4y ago
This is also because laughing at jokes is a way to (unconsciously) show that you get it, and/or belong with the "in-crowd". So people tend to laugh at jokes other's find funny, even if they wouldn't themselves, and
556.
by dtech 4y ago
Then again, if you lock a human in a room, tell it "draw me things based on the notes you receive or you will be killed", and give it a note "serkle nufding", you bet the human will draw something . Given the model has
557.
by dtech 4y ago
It's no longer the case, was changed in Python 3.6
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by dtech 4y ago
I don't expect this to work in areas were typically desalination is used, since there is no freshwater available there.
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by dtech 4y ago
One thing is that this doesn't currently work in the mobile space, because somewhat regular (~biyearly) updates are necessary to simply keep stuff working on the newest OS and hardware, and the majority of new software targets mobile,
560.
by dtech 4y ago
Those are not in any way full alternatives to JSON schema
561.
by dtech 4y ago
Given the cost a typical CI system vs the salary cost of a typical dev, the business case should be fairly easy that devs always should have CI capacity available.
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by dtech 4y ago
You can still have them in 2 commits, and configure your CI to build both of them, and the first 1 should fail. We actually have a rule that there must be 1 commit just introducing a test that fails on CI for bugfix PRs.
563.
by dtech 4y ago
You have a fundamental misunderstanding of this part thermodynamics. ACs only move heat, not produce extra ignoring GHG, the process is heat-neutral.
564.
by dtech 4y ago
As far as I know, modern appliances use gasses without this problem. It also holds for fridges.
565.
by dtech 4y ago
> I'm convinced the author was not aware of attributes, or for some reason held a grudge against them. The XML heyday is a little before my time, but I think attributes were considered improper design compared to only using tags by
566.
by dtech 4y ago
If a team is in a messy state or firefighting mode, an authoritarian and micro-managery leadership style can work very well, and even be appreciated by the team.
567.
by dtech 4y ago
unfortunately HTTP doesn't have good status codes to make the distinction
568.
by dtech 4y ago
Nothing prevents you from setting both a non-2xx API header, and still making the difference of "invalid path" vs "entity doesn't exists" clear in the response body.
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by dtech 4y ago
Because synthetic fertilizer is better in %effect/$cost, if you exclude externalities at least. If you would include nitrogen pollution and use of fossil fuels/CO2 production into the cost, using natural fertilizer would be a no-
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by dtech 4y ago
And had access to a computer at school starting eight grade in 1968, at a time purchasing price started at $500k, 4 million adjusted for inflation.

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