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by eloisant 2y ago
That's the thing, if it's good quality a sofa should last a lifetime and still be usable. Not just 10 years. Of course you'll need to change the leather or do other repairs at times like Tim did, but we have to get out of thi
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by eloisant 2y ago
This is what people were doing, writing "RT:" with the other post copy pasted. That's why Twitter (and probably others) created the retweet functionality, it was created by usage first.
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by eloisant 2y ago
It's not just tourist, it's also foreign residents. And that was a deliberate strategy of the Portugese government to attract rich foreign residents, in particular retirees from richer european countries so they spend their pensio
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by eloisant 2y ago
Even better, obsolete your entire business as your customers will use AI instead of your services.
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by eloisant 2y ago
- the manager wants expansion - the developers want to get experience in a fancy stack to build up their resume Everyone benefits from the collective hallucination
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by eloisant 2y ago
Fairphone 5. Yes it's expensive, although not quite as expensive as a flagship, but it's by far the most consumer friendly phone there is.
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by eloisant 2y ago
My next phone will be a Fairphone.
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by eloisant 2y ago
Yes, Space Quest was fun overall but dying was not. I think it was LucasArts who started to make adventure games where you can't die.
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by eloisant 2y ago
It's not just ads, it's a lot of B2B services that ban you if you don't have a strict rule on sexual content (or even nudity).
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by eloisant 2y ago
Also, as cool as it is, I don't think it would have been worth 3000DEM in 2001. Adjusted for inflation it's worth almost 3000 of today's USD. That was just a month after the release of the original iPod, that eventually broug
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by eloisant 2y ago
The Raspberry Pi is the best if you can find it at MSRP, but I haven't seen that for many years now. You can only find it for at least double and at that price it's not worth it. There are many alternatives that, granted, don&#x27
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by eloisant 2y ago
So far I prefer the neutral tone of Alexa/Google Assistant. I like computers to feel like computers. It seems like we're in the skeuomorphism phase of AI where tools try to mimic humans like software tried mimic physical objects i
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by eloisant 2y ago
Still, they have the same purpose. Emoji were easy to implement in Japanese because they already had an input system, and all the UI to turn phonetic into single characters: はなー＞花. From there it's trivial to implement はなー＞ as well. The
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by eloisant 2y ago
We have to cross-compile anyway because now we're deploying to arm64 Linux (AWS Graviton) in addition to x86 Linux. So even if all developers of your team are using Linux, unless you want to waste money by ignoring arm64 instances on c
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by eloisant 2y ago
Golang is popular enough that development would continue even without Google. Could be a fork with a different name if needed, but it's not going anywhere. Too many companies are relying on it.
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by eloisant 3y ago
That's why I'm happy with CarPlay/AA for infotainment... ONLY. Maps, music, podcasts, that's all I need. I don't need my whole car UI to be taken over by my phone. My car maker solution to display and control speed,
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by eloisant 3y ago
I don't have an iPhone but I wouldn't buy a car without Android Auto - and it's usually the same cars that support carplay. Anyway it's pretty much moot because besides Tesla, all new cars support both Carplay and AA.
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by eloisant 3y ago
So everything turns green?
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by eloisant 3y ago
Android Automotive is already way beyond what manufacturers are releasing as "their own". So unless it costs a lot of money to integrate, not picking AA isn't about building your own that's better, but it has to be about
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by eloisant 3y ago
Honestly I would prefer to have a 2DIN hole where I can put whatever infotainment I want, instead of being stuck with whatever the car maker included, and that I can change without changing my car.
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by eloisant 3y ago
Coming from French I don't consider there is any conjugation in Japanese. The verb is the same no matter what the subject is - I, you, he/she, we, plural you, they... So in French you can multiply by 6 the number of verb ending. I
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by eloisant 3y ago
This is true for every language, you can never perfectly translate a text. Something is always lost.
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by eloisant 3y ago
The Japanese grammar is pretty simple in fact, but it's very confusing coming from a European language because of how different it is. OK, once you get to the high level politeness (keigo) it can get pretty complex but you don't h
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by eloisant 3y ago
Do not buy a Windows PC (or at least keep it offline).
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by eloisant 3y ago
It was pretty popular before smartphones. Now that we already have all relevant information at our fingertips on phones, it's much less appealing.
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by eloisant 3y ago
Open Source doesn't have to come from a startup with a business model based that one open source project.
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by eloisant 3y ago
I'm not sure, I'd rather open the case the rare times I need to add an expansion card than have the whole thing take more space.
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by eloisant 3y ago
You don't need hot water because the biden will heat the water, however you need a power plug. That's the biggest issue I think. Or you can use a bidet with cold water, but good luck using that in winter when the water comes out a
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by eloisant 3y ago
I still have a landline. It comes from free with my fiber internet anyway, all I have to do is plug a phone. That's really handy for kids.
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by eloisant 3y ago
It depends on the scale, but running containers over a k8s clusters means your load will be distributed among the nodes according to capacity. Managing VMs with dedicated resources directly means you have to distribute the load manually, le

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