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by eecc 3y ago
Should we structurally stick with ICEs in EU and the US because everything is far in the Australian Outback and for that once in a lifetime road trip in the US?
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by eecc 3y ago
NL, hai letto bene. I don’t know what to make of this statement though. I’ve clearly accounted for everything dude, including my own endurance and that of my family: every couple hours we need to get out, stretch, have a coffee and use th
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by eecc 3y ago
> Not everybody has the same usage patterns as you do. Sure, but keep in mind that bikers riding on the rolling hills of the French countryside are a significantly smaller demography than the millions driving across the highway infrastru
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by eecc 3y ago
Yeah whatever. It’s where we burn several millions of barrels of gasoline per year, stuff that should be kept in the ground instead. Frankly the amount of Nirvana fallacies in this thread is indicative of the coping stress the petrol-heads
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by eecc 3y ago
Oh those duplicitous monsters! Unlike those sincere marketing folks that spend their lives manipulating the multitudes over what their needs and wants are!
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by eecc 3y ago
I’m Italian, emigrated to the Netherlands and happily car-free. Ever since Covid happened we rent one for 1 month a year in summer and drive to my in-laws, and further down in central Italy. Overall clocking ~3.5-4k km. We rented all types,
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by eecc 3y ago
Base64 binary encoding? SMH… Also, why not just define RDF schemas and take it from there?
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by eecc 3y ago
Well, that’s what you get when you’re a Public Service. There’s an idiot living on the top of a mountain that needs some basic infrastructure? You got to get your truck out and build that supply line. You won’t do it? Then the government th
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by eecc 3y ago
Makes me wonder if nervous transduction is based on PLL resonant circuits
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by eecc 3y ago
Well, this has always been my suspicion ever since I started being affected. All hearing tests I performed stop at 8k while I can easily hear into 15k and my ringing is way up there in the 13-14k range.
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by eecc 3y ago
I think the ambitions and political views of Adriano Olivetti deserve to be included in this discourse. https://dicastri.club/2020/07/16/the-legacy-of-adriano-olive...
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by eecc 3y ago
Heh, what a coincidence. Just about yesterday I was chatting with a friend about the similarities between Service Mesh and the ESB of yore.
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by eecc 3y ago
Vicarious embarrassment
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by eecc 3y ago
Well, that’s because demand for sales-y engage-y web pages is furious while demand for exquisitely refined self-balancing distributed power grids (for example) is at the “call me back when the tech has become a 0.02 commodity” level
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by eecc 3y ago
Imagine when it’s not just locking up, but spills over to state homicide: https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2023/sep/24/texas-death-ro...
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by eecc 3y ago
Un wow, that’s pretty drastic. Luckily you don’t run your country’s judiciary by the same criteria. Oh wait
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by eecc 3y ago
My sweet sunshine, if you believe a chain of shell companies residing in financial havens is enough I have a couple marble fountains from Rome to sell you.
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by eecc 3y ago
Right, so a market composed of 4-5 buyers might not be a monopsony, can we say oligopsony then? Still a non-market condition where severe distortions are likely
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by eecc 3y ago
The way I understood it is that producers get paid a pittance (thus they turn around to squeezing farmland workers even more) by the distributors that act as a monopsony and impose ever lower prices and production standards optimizing for p
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by eecc 3y ago
Can’t we not always turn anything into an attack against climate action?
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by eecc 3y ago
bad take, different frequencies have different absorptions and biological effects...
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by eecc 3y ago
Some context for the curious https://www.politico.eu/article/euronews-independence-buyout...
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by eecc 3y ago
Also NL, unless you’re freelancing. Some suggest it might be because of CAO (collective agreements) that fossilize wages down to pre-housing bubble rates.
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by eecc 3y ago
Location: Amsterdam, NL Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Java, Scala, Elastic, Lucene, Kubernetes, CI/CD Résumé: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ecausarano Email: info{at}causarano.eu
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by eecc 3y ago
Uhm, so what about REPLs? Jupyter notebooks? Are they wrong? What if the typedness of the shell made the interaction better? Can you make an argument that this does not hold? The article does make a good argument in favor
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by eecc 3y ago
Spotted the Italian. Saluti
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by eecc 3y ago
That reminds me of an occasion as a kid in the 80s, when I sprayed some kind of impermeabilizer on a jacked. I fell ill for a whole day, face glowing red, from the exposure. Might be a good idea to check if I have been exposed to some of th
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by eecc 3y ago
Thank you for the clarification
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by eecc 3y ago
Also Biorepair, an hydroxyapatite that mimics natural enamel.
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by eecc 3y ago
Very well said

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