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by fy20 6y ago
> done nothing so far but ruining Travis CI for the rest of the world but themselves Don't forget the private equity firm and it's employees have a job to do as well - provide good returns on investments. That doesn't just
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by fy20 6y ago
I just tested, and yes on desktop there is an 'Auto-translate' option, even for videos with 'auto-generated captions'. However on mobile (YouTube app on Android, Firefox, Chrome) and my TV the 'Auto-translate'
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by fy20 6y ago
It's itchy when I'm first bitten, but not painful. Just kind of weird to have a massive lump that looks like another elbow in the middle of my arm :D
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by fy20 6y ago
Yes that's it, thanks.
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by fy20 6y ago
From a European perspective pretty much any diesel car here that has done over 200,000km will have had the DPF removed. In most countries it's illegal, but it's also not tested as part of the emissions tests (particulate matter in
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by fy20 6y ago
Find a politician who wants to raises taxes for everybody in their current term. That's why so many countries are announcing they are banning ICE cars in a decade or more. By that time everybody would have forgotten which politician en
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by fy20 6y ago
For cargo I don't really see how it could have that much on an impact. Using aircraft we can already transport large volumes of items fairly quickly around the world, yet most freight is still transported by sea because it's cheap
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by fy20 6y ago
I watched a YouTube video about the economics of scrapping still useable cruise and container ships recently (spoiler: the price of scrap steel is worth more than the cost of continuing to run old ships). One of the mind blowing points was
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by fy20 6y ago
I get that when I'm bitten by mosquitos. No other symptoms or known alergies.
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by fy20 6y ago
There has been something in place that can achieve this for a while. I had a MacBook Air stolen in 2014, and got it back a few months later with everything intact. I had a BIOS (or whatever the Mac equivalent is) password set, so without so
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by fy20 6y ago
I'm guessing most dealerships already have 240V at least. Car lifts need a lot of power, unless you want to be waiting around for minutes to lift a car. That's more than enough to charge a test drive car overnight.
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by fy20 6y ago
Does anyone know of a tool (extension?) that will translate captions (even badly) for YouTube videos? Sure I could you use youtube-dl and run the result through Google Translate, but I'm looking for something automated.
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by fy20 6y ago
A lot of these issues "house will be uncomfortable cold" are because the way houses have been built previously (and still are in a lot of places) is horribly inefficient. In my country (it's -5c outside now, so not exactly wa
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by fy20 6y ago
At least in Europe prices for European vs Chinese panels are not that different. In my country I've seen Chinese panels for €80/ea and locally manufactured for €140/ea (for a ~300w panel). Most people prefer the European pane
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by fy20 6y ago
This was over 5 years ago, before those projects existed, or at least they weren't on my radar at the time.
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by fy20 6y ago
If Vitamin D had such a major effect, I would have expected death rates from Southern Europe (Spain, Italy specifically) to be a lot lower than from Northern Europe (e.g. UK, Germany). From my anecdotal experience people in Southern Europe
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by fy20 6y ago
16x 1000HP is 12MW, so yes a small town of ~10,000 people. For a few seconds at least :-)
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by fy20 6y ago
If anyone wants a self-hosted password manager I'd highly recommend BitWarden. I originally used pass (with some custom scripts to read the current URL from Chrome and copy the password for that domain), but then switched to 1Password
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by fy20 6y ago
How well does this technique work for goals where the path isn't so clearly defined? Say you want to "launch a profitable side business in 2021", how would you fit this into that? You could have a daily goal of "work 1 h
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by fy20 6y ago
It also greatly depends on how they are driven. I was chatting to a Lexus dealer a couple of years ago and asked about the claimed 5.5l/100km of the RX450h (SUV). He said "the way our customers typically drive, it's closer to
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by fy20 6y ago
Isn't LiFePo4 cheaper too? For luxury cars maybe that's not a problem, but for the EV version of an VW Polo, cost is going to be a lot more important. A lot of budget Chinese EVs use it.
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by fy20 6y ago
I regularly see crows going through bins in a park near me. They ignore everything except the brown paper bags with red and yellow markings on them.
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by fy20 6y ago
I don't know what fuel prices are like in Australia, but here in Europe I pay around €0.05/km to fuel my ICE car. Taxes make up around 70% of that, so an EV tax of €0.015/km (1 AUD = 0.6 EUR) wouldn't be unreasonable onc
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by fy20 6y ago
It's worth thinking about how many more people will die without the vaccine as well. The RotaSheild vaccine had major side effects 1 or 2 out of 10000 people, that's better than the current estimate death rate of COVID-19.
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by fy20 6y ago
You can use something like io-ts or zod to validate external data at runtime.
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by fy20 6y ago
VS Code does this for TypeScript out of the box. For example if you have a function with Promises it will suggest it be rewritten (and rewrite it for you) using async.
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by fy20 6y ago
I'm using zod to do the same. If you aren't using fp-ts it will fit a lot easier into your ecosystem.