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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Yes there’s departures, revivals, and reversions to the mean. But two parents who feel strongly about something having children will produce children with a certain biological proclivity. It’s a lot to bet that people will deny their own bi
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
I was tempted to jump in the initial post and offer help with self storage, but honestly as someone who has done large-scale self-hosted object storage (many PB of storage in fact), it's just one of those things that are almost always
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
I read through the comments here and I’m not excited at all about using something other than Ubuntu. Instead I’m solidly confident that macOS as a daily driver is the right choice for a busy developer who doesn’t want to mess with stuff.
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
It’s superior $ for utilities though? Didn’t the public pay $0 for it?
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
That makes it harder for PG&E to gouged customers!
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Net metering takes this fully into account, since it’s a dollar-for-dollar trade. I’d electricity is cheap during a certain part of the day, what they pay you is cheap.
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
The funny thing about the duck curve is that PG&E still charges you the highest prices for electricity during that time period.
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Seems like a weird flex to sabotage your own product which cost a lot of money just to make a point to society.
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
are you saying Bard is intentionally wrong for everyone because they’re afraid it will be a homework tool?
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Rubbing salt on the wound is Idaho Power announced a massive investment in a solar farm around the same time!
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Careful of the municipal utility bait and switch! Here in Idaho they recently adjusted the net metering credit to greatly decrease the value of solar energy. They waited until there was a lot of solar adoption in the state, and then pulled
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
But you have to acknowledge the psychological expectations are not the same with the two formats. A GIF? Looping video, maybe 3 seconds long. A silent video? Hours and hours.
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Non-technical leadership is no longer a byword to me. I’ve sat through too many bikeshed meetings. Maybe JPEG-XL is more important to technical users than chromes actual users?
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Why not have it teach itself if it’s so smart!
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Nothing like programming with a 1 kW power plant on your crotch.
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
What’s its resale value compared to what you paid? It’s just the nature of technology. I can buy one for $100, literally a fraction of what you paid originally for it.
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Cars don’t usually become obsolete and borderline worthless after 5 years.
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Sounds lonely.
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
What exactly is my bias?
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
At the rate covid studies are being retracted, I’m hesitant to make ANY conclusions related to covid 19 spread for at least another few years. We still need time to let the dust settle. https://www.the-scientist.com/news-opi
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
My children aren’t going to care because I don’t care and there’s no reason to fill them with unnecessary doom and fear. Yes it is outside of our sphere of influence. It’s bad parenting to make kids worry about things outside of their contr
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Funny to me that spacex is the only company not allowed to grift the US government war machine.
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Continually cut it down while it’s in the flowering stage. This is how they deal with giant hogweed in a lot of Europe.
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Does NiMH handle overcharging better than lithium ion? I can't really find cheap charge controller ICs for NiMH batteries.
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Amazing what you can accomplish by threatening someone’s livelihood in the middle of a pandemic. No coercion at all, right?
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Did you read my post? I did take the jab, I didn’t have a choice. It was either that or get fired, even though I was a 100% remote employee.
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
How would you have breathed in my virus particles when I'm a remote employee 1,000 miles away from you?
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
When and where did you hear this?
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Why is Twitter a cesspool? I interact mainly with WFH tech people who garden and I think it’s absolutely wonderful. There’s no reason to follow or interact with anyone who is negative.
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by ed25519FUUU 3y ago
Amazon serverless Postgres aurora.

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