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by fmobus 2y ago
if you could make static analysis fast enough, GitHub could it make it so that the git push itself is refused, so no one ever sees it. Of course, an escape hatch (like adding some "I know what I am doing" tag to the commit) would
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by fmobus 2y ago
I could totally find some use for this as a control panel for home assistant.
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by fmobus 2y ago
As I said: > There's always some sort of division of the overall dead weight loss My point is, a lot of people seem to think that the costumer _exclusively_ bears the cost of a tax hike. It is simply not true, positively so. > Ju
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by fmobus 2y ago
Not sure why you are getting downvotes, you are absolutely right. It's a positive outcome of economic science that procuders can't fully pass taxes to consumers. There's always some sort of division of the overall dead weight
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by fmobus 2y ago
If you squint, YouTube is a social network. Can we trust it? Only a smidge more than Facebook and today's Twitter.
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by fmobus 2y ago
Item 35 though
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by fmobus 2y ago
I went to the US last year on business, and rented a car out of the airport. Not only they could not tell me in advance how much it was going to cost, but also everything in the final invoice was abbreviated and laid out in a nonsensical wa
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by fmobus 2y ago
Won't this "long time" be only for the outside observer? Won't the person orbitting experience much less time and actually could get to watch the black hole evaporate?
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by fmobus 2y ago
First, you said > If Americans emitted the same per capita rate as China, they would have a lower standard of living. Then, you said > Or build more nuclear, solar and wind plants, which they[China]'re doing. So... the US could r
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by fmobus 2y ago
Right, because the thing that is missing that will enable everyone to innovate is being able to drive a 3 ton monstrosity to the nearest (~4 miles) drive thru Starbucks.
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by fmobus 2y ago
It really depends on how "standard of living" is measured in the first place. I live in Europe and make top 5% percentile income, live a pretty decent life that doesn't require a car, in a very energy-efficient apartment. In
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by fmobus 2y ago
If the global manufacturing was centered in the US instead, we would probably much worse of in terms of CO2 emissions.
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by fmobus 2y ago
That's a bad argument. If Americans would emit CO2 at the same per capita rate as china, the world would be much better off. The fact that the Chinese can emit much less per capita and at the same time have raised their standards of li
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by fmobus 2y ago
These numbers say more about the US than China, if you control for population. And also, I keep seeing those numbers thrown around, but it's never clear if it's on the production side or the consumption side. If it's the prod
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by fmobus 2y ago
Not everything can be backed up to the cloud these days. Banking apps, for instance, (understandably) like to use secure storage, so at the very least you will need to do a 2FA handshake all over again, which can be very painful when you ar
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by fmobus 2y ago
Take out of his 56B comp package
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by fmobus 2y ago
> if you dislike private transportation not a dislike, but a principled and objective position. Future investment in that modal should be zero.
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by fmobus 2y ago
> EV adoption is an important goal for species survival Private transportation will always be unsustainable, regardless of power source. More ambitious goals are necessary.
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by fmobus 2y ago
As someone living in Germany, I have no idea what you're talking about. Paid public toilets are the norm overwhelmingly here, and even then the offer is minimal. The famous Berlin new main station, while gorgeous and modern, has 1 (one
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by fmobus 2y ago
The guide bindings layer thing is nice, but its UI could be improved. I wish I could directly find for providers/usages from the search box.
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by fmobus 2y ago
WeChat does a lot more. You basically can't function in China without it
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by fmobus 2y ago
In Brazil, during the World Cup, it's very common for employers to give the day off when Brazil is playing, or at the very least let people take a break to watch the game in the office. In 2010, I was working for a network management c
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by fmobus 3y ago
I'd pay real money to sit on a meeting where they come up with those names.
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by fmobus 3y ago
Her?
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by fmobus 3y ago
I... well, I will be honest, this is the first time I've heard someone arguing that street facing CCTV was meant to catch _that_ kind of wrongdoing. For the German context, and for the kind of CCTV I'm talking about, it makes no s
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by fmobus 3y ago
It's one banana Michael, what could it cost? Ten dollars?
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by fmobus 3y ago
That notion isn't universal. In Germany, for instance, I can't install a camera pointing to the street.
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by fmobus 3y ago
> the solution for Ukraine is to keep their promise to Putin to stay a neutral state What promise? Is that written down anywhere? > Putin only attacked because they were going to try to become and NATO member, something they explicitl
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by fmobus 3y ago
LOL my dude, they literally want to expel citizens with immigration background, how the hell is that a centrist position? Also, do your really think the solution for Ukraine is to let it get taken over? That is absurdly shortsighted.
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by fmobus 3y ago
My hope is that the political cost of cutting the Deutschlandticket (as in, let it go back to the previous situation) would be too high, so governments will find a way of making it fit in the budget and only bump the price a little. As cont

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