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by galkk 10mo ago
Yes, that’s how I think ev truck should look like. With a bit longer bed probably in
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by galkk 10mo ago
I think that trucks are in worst position for moving to EV. Customer base is quite conservative in how the truck should look like. For example,F150 lightning had to look like F150. While a look of truck (and even ordinary car) is defined by
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by galkk 11mo ago
Exactly. If there is no white 1x1 pixel that is stretched in an attempt to make something that resembles actual layout, or multiple weird tables, I always ask: are they even trying. In all seriousness- they got quite a good run with xslt. T
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by galkk 11mo ago
That’s weird argument. How about letting man to enjoy the fruits of his work?
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by galkk 11mo ago
The most surprising thing for me is that Toyota had such a big head start, but their hybrid trucks rather suck, comparing to f150 powerboost. Abysmal power generation capabilities (I can use my as 7.2kw generator), small batteries. I really
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by galkk 11mo ago
As someone who at a time had preorders for both cyber truck and f150 lightning, and cancelled them in favor of a F150 powerboost with 6.5 bed, I’m not surprised the slightest. They both underdelivered on range and capabilities. Lightning ha
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by galkk 1y ago
Thank you, now I’m much more disillusioned in asn.1
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by galkk 1y ago
I strongly dislike the way the polroblem is presented and the “solution” is promoted. Author mentions merge join with count of top, and if th database supports index merges, it can be extremely efficient in described scenario. There are a l
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by galkk 1y ago
Spanner does that with ease (I worked there, so I’m clearly biased). https://cloud.google.com/spanner/docs/timestamp-bounds#exact...
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by galkk 1y ago
I just don’t understand - where the 30% take away by store number is coming from and why giants are fighting tooth and nail to keep it. Obviously I don’t know economics and costs behind it, but from very uninformed point of view it feels th
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by galkk 1y ago
To some extent it is much better. More reliable, no divas, no drunk musicians, always on time, the repertoire is literally unlimited.
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by galkk 1y ago
tl;dr: * Right now, Compiler Explorer costs around $3000 a month (including AWS, monitoring, Sentry for errors, Grafana, and other expenses). * nsjail for security/isolation * 3.9 terabytes of compilers, libraries, and t
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by galkk 1y ago
I really hate that political doublespeak, as in 2nd paragraph: Germany’s federal commissioner for media and culture, Wolfram Weimer, told Stern magazine on Thursday that the new government is drafting a digital levy on global internet
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by galkk 1y ago
Google made Ingress and Pokémon go (Niantic was part of google before it was spun off). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niantic,_Inc .
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by galkk 1y ago
Mozilla funneled shit ton of those money into nonsense, now they're having their reckoning. Cry me a river.
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by galkk 1y ago
Last week I’ve got a strep throat, and upon getting 10 days of antibiotics to treat it, I briefly went to the ChatGPT/gemini rabbit hole of a prompt “Is it possible to make antibiotics in a “shit hits the fan” scenario?” and,
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by galkk 1y ago
This is just wtf… In my origin country they require witnesses to sign off witness statements. This isn’t the case here, in the US? How you were summoned? Was it official? What if you’d shown with lawyer? I think that now it’s already establ
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by galkk 2y ago
Is it related to a recent article about new shapes of their bats? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43536146
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by galkk 2y ago
You already can play xbox remote (that is part of game pass) on steam deck. Microsoft even published tutorial how to do it on their site: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/xbox-cloud-gaming-... There are a
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by galkk 2y ago
They take Napoleon, as recent film with bleak colors. I will take latest matrix. The movie was awful, of course, but I was in awe of its bright, vivid, wonderful color work. If only plot was better.
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by galkk 2y ago
Gogol, not Chekhov https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Souls
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by galkk 2y ago
They show ads among classifieds, so they already make money with marketplace
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by galkk 2y ago
String.Intern existed since .net 1.1 . If that was the only problem, then one could’ve, you know, just read the docs? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.string.i...
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by galkk 2y ago
Markdown is great, but not a panacea. Tables, in particular, just suck, especially if you want to have even slight formatting inside of the cells. Unfortunately, it’s either plain-text-readable or rich representation. Pick your poison.
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by galkk 2y ago
Have you seen a fail that was Apple “Intelligence” launch? The apple polish is long lost.
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by galkk 2y ago
I’m a native speaker of Russian and Ukrainian. I speak Russian at home (in the USA), English at work, and do not have exposure to Ukrainian except for occasionally looking at local news sites. When I visited Ukraine after 8 years, I found t
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by galkk 2y ago
> mandated by Java that each type needs to be in its own file, ridiculous. Each public type, but in general I agree, this is ridiculous decision.
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by galkk 2y ago
If we're going that route, how about #define var auto #define let const auto ?
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by galkk 2y ago
> Even before AI tools, anyone can write code. If only that was true. As an interviewer, I had quite a few instances when candidates couldn't write any code (especially during initial screening). And sometimes you wonder how did t
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by galkk 2y ago
I don't understand the entire premise of "ohh, they will use ai/llm/whisper to cheat". Companies already succeeded in returning people to the offices. Soon they will return onsite interviews. Be ready to fly to the

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