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freetanga
2y ago
The problem is not production cost, but distribution. A litre of milk is paid at 20c to the producer (never has been cheaper) yet it’s 2€ at the store. The producer makes a few cents on it. The FoodCo is the one driving price up. Them and
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freetanga
2y ago
So, back to the mainframe and SNA in the data centers?
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2y ago
I find the user experience of Apple Music to be subpar, and keeps pushing young genres in which I have zero interest. I use Cider on my desktop but mobile is still a challenge.
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2y ago
Nice. As someone who has seen a few Appian projects, something at a smaller scale is a nice niche for smaller teams. Quick q: about integrations, I have seen the Zapier features, but can you invoke external systems via api on a specific tas
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2y ago
I do this too (3 domains, Fastmail) For specific vendors where I am at the shop, I just make up an alias email with their name in it. For apps, services, I configured bitwarden to create email aliases on Fastmail, so they are linked to a se
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2y ago
Or people could find a middle ground and join https://bearblog.dev Simple, has text-focused CMS, lightweight and content generated is static. Plus, dev is a nice guy.
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2y ago
Many, but one of my personal, is Catch 22. The complexity of the structure, the humor, and the painful exhibition of human stupidity makes it a book for the ages.
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2y ago
My strategy is that if they reply “Atlas Shrugged”, I reply “Really? Nice to meet you! By chance my name is Atlas!”, then shrug and walk away. Let’s meet soon
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2y ago
I used this (CUPS) to add my Remarkable 1 as a Printer in MacOS. Worked like a charm, nothing to install on the laptop…
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Cool project. I missed that sound. Hearing it again makes me realize how patient my folks were with my midnight debugging sessions… On the other hand, when the author wanted to push Unicode on this, I felt old and immediately pictured Epson
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2y ago
But is it so much different from googling answers 20 years ago? Granted, it can do the write up for you, but if google landed you in a flat-earther web in 2024, was just as useful as GPT today… My gripe is that LLMs don’t reason, they searc
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2y ago
I think it’s peak at whatever X, but when you weight all activities in a software delivery project, the averaged impact is diluted, which might be in line with the author and studies presented (I have not read them yet) There is a significa
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2y ago
As the proud owner of a 200 usd iPhone SE (second hand) I agree. However that’s not what society thinks, looking how many people jump to the latest upgrade because it has (check notes) a new life-changing emoji generator
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2y ago
Hahaha yes, a Chinese idea of marketing. However has good battery, good mic, and you can use if offline as mass storage so nothing lost
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2y ago
Agree. I would add that it is a bit of a perfect storm: - lower income families struggle for upwards mobility - we are moving ever more towards a full material world, where you need to have a lot of disposable income just to keep up (rememb
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2y ago
Authentic Ignorance, I guess…
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2y ago
HDMI CEC is a bliss. My tv remote manages soundbar and smart streaming box
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2y ago
Infuse app for Jellyfin. It works very well. Afraid I don’t know the other one.
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I bought an iZYREC (?) and leave the phone at home. MacWhisper and some regex (I use verbal tags) and done
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2y ago
Not to pile on, but the linked article you presented backs their data on New AutoMotive’s Global Electric Vehicle Tracker, a UK based group fostering EV adoption. NAGEVT site only shows data for UK, is unclear which data sources they used,
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I need to check that source but I guess is heavily per country. In Southern Europe is under 5%, south from the US border between 0 to 1 % (source: per country Car Makers Association report) Globally, if I recall, you need 20 years to replac
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Just to clarify: I had to do an analysis on car markets across 10 countries in EU, Mexico and Latin America recently. If 100% of new vehicles were electric today, it would take 15 to 20 years to renew the whole fleet in those countries. Bu
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Because large manufacturers are seeing EVs are struggling to take off. Might as well spread your bets. They are also working heavily on efuel, that works with ICE engines, does not pollute much, but currently would cost 2x at the pump. If t
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Unless Leon seats down to pull an all-nighter infused by Red Bull and gift the universe an overnight patch that will address this. /s in case is necessary.
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Let me add one: What is the current international agreements or regulations (if any) on airspace (space space?) above a country's sea and land footprint? Anybody can fly over without clearance? As airspace is regulated, what's t
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This. Some products are platforms with thousands of functionalities all interlinked in a uniform data model, with similar but specific behavior expected for all modules of the platform.For instance, a Core Banking System, or OMS in Telcos.
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+1 for Kobo on Boox. +20 for EInkBro (which I use with Bazqux reader for awesome RSS experience). Some other apps that work (not amazingly but they do work well enough ) are Todoist, readwise reader (hard to use but good to have locally to
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Also, likely the technicians company paid big money to be an official provider (or pays a % of this job up) At least Ponzi had style.
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Elizabeth Holmes (in coarse voice): “Hold my beer”
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By that light, the artist that is painting using store-bought pigments instead of hand made, or brushing paints instead of reallocating molecules, or even better, atoms, is also using a black box. I think OP has a point, and is about guidin
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