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emj
8y ago
> you're 'supposed' to tip on percentage of the bill. Except in places where the waiters are paid by salary. We have sommeliers or wine educated sales persons in most wine shops, they really help you choose wine. I can wal
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8y ago
What you bring up stems from two things, infrastructure needs to prioritize busses, and second comparing busses to single car does not work. Since we are obviously talking about rush hour. At a traffic light in a busy intersection where I l
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> In the first world, most busses are heavily subsidized. Public transport makes it possible for more people to use the roads it makes it faster for people that have to go by car. So what you call subsidized is actually a way to activate
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8y ago
This does not work if you want to speed up routes in rush hour, because people will demand stops at every block. Usually people are not alturistic enough to get off in bulk if they have the option to stop everywhere. Busses work great even
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8y ago
Joey Hess, creator of git-annex used a Yurt for a long time, https://joeyh.name/yurt/
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8y ago
That means a car economy, the question of what is local is a good one, there is a reason the world population is spread out the way it is.
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8y ago
Thanks for that link, but it does note that this is also latency, i.e. transmission delay, and at 500KB/s Eshell has a very high latency for bulk transfer especially considering it's 10MB/s slower than the nearest comptitor.
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emj
8y ago
1950 isn't that long ago, I've read books from that era in the last 12 months, even computer science papers from that era are not too uncommon.
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emj
8y ago
python2 will work for many years to come. python2 -m SimpleHTTPServer
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8y ago
I must say even 2 ms feels rather slow just to execute something hot in cache.
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8y ago
Yes of course, and I have no insight into how they worked with maps (except remote imaging), I just know that the amount of hours you need to invest per village with 300+ pop is quite large. There are also several organizational issue with
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8y ago
I do not doubt some people were using unclassified public domains maps. CIA should use Openstreetmap so they can all share the same info, just add a "NOT_FOR_TERRIES" the the entries that should be kept secret. Getting names of la
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9y ago
Probably not, but it depends on your program. I've been suprised how well it worked in some places just loading the parts of a program and working with that shimming between them, but as is stated elsewhere it's not really about
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9y ago
I recently did a similar overview of terminals since I needed to pass all keypresses to the terminal, I ended up with something like this in xterm, but I hear it works in urxvt as well: .Xdefaults-localhost *VT100.Translations:
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9y ago
Is the tutor fair and unbiased?
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9y ago
I will try to run a org-mode to ipynb converter, so thanks to your suggestion! I just wish there was an Emacs version that wasn't to differnt from everything else so other people could look past the stigma of Emacs. So thank you for th
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9y ago
> The problems here are the usual problems within governments: The problems is with humans, you have those problems in courts, companies, charities, churches, clubs and small gatherings of people. The only protection we have against it i
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9y ago
There are two different arguments here, one very common and long lived that Apple is good at protecting users, and the other that Apple is not prioritizing the process for web developers. Maybe you are conflating them?
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9y ago
Actually you are sharing your beliefs, which are as valid the university students who believe in magic. We have those in Europe as well, that is also why there are religious universities in the US. Cultural differences, and language barrier
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9y ago
It's actually worse, because you have to factor in media attention, advertisement, bias etc to things that makes the problem worse; e.g. most of those hearts and respitory deaths can be attributed to pollution and lack of exercise, th
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9y ago
Requiring basic Emacs knowledge is just too much, just looking through the features of org-babel I can't really find anything that makes it better suited. Except not having to bother with a webbrowser, that is a nice plus, but hardly
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9y ago
I do not know if this is an issue with RPI, but some crappy devices only support TFTP from the DHCP server, you can solve this with two dhcp servers or iptables port forwarding.
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9y ago
CGP grey has a great video based on that book: http://www.cgpgrey.com/blog/americapox , there is also a follow up on the related subject of animal domestication https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOmjnioNu
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As a non native speaker I'm reacting to the use of Ped as well, that paired with the obvious victim blaming that seems to be thrown around a lot, but to a much lesser extent here than in other forums discussing this issue. Driving is a
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9y ago
With some hackery you can get an RTKLIB compatible GPS for as low as $30, but one should expect to pay no less than $200-$400 for a ready made solution with an useable antenna. Costs go up fast from there.
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9y ago
This is for federal highways, traffic in a city should not go faster than 25mph in most shared spaces. Motorways is a different subject, but there should only be overpasses or resegined roads and traffic lights for such places.
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I've seen your meme before and I wondered why this specific connection is popular. Because your statement goes beyond being a generalization it might be acceptable in a closely knit group where everyone know who specifically you are ta
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I'm sorry, I've must have misinterpreted your post, but it seems unlikely based these short comments, you concentrate on how other groups affect you but seems to miss the reason the people might have for saying or doing certain t
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> ultra-conservative Islamic people are given a free pass by progressives and feminists. This is not how the world works; if you are in a group with differing opinions it's a bad strategy to think that everyone who do not share your
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9y ago
Exciting times! Seems it's all about making a product that sells the features of serverless in the right way. Technically I would like websockets on these platforms, but I don't know how to sell that as a feature. These numbers 50
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