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gambiting
2mo ago
Sure, but now we're talking about some freak situation where you have multiple sources with a combined allowed load of more than 32amps with 3 or more connected devices drawing at their max rating or above, but only when on battery pow
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gambiting
2mo ago
Maybe you don't know this, but in the UK every single appliance has its own individual fuse right inside the plug.
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gambiting
2mo ago
It's already been a thing for a long time. People in the UK are talking about it more because it's about to be legalized(up to 800W) by the end of August.
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2mo ago
Well, yes generally speaking. But the way this works with these plug in panels is that the micro inverter won't actually start delivering power to the grid in the absence of an energised plug in the first place. So just sitting there,
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2mo ago
Right, so were you like this before you started working there, or was putting hardware into orbit what made you behave this way in internet comments? I mean I imagine it must be a huge ego boost, but I don't know, I've done some r
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2mo ago
Again, this can be done already? Look at any authoritarian country killing internet access the moment anything happens.
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2mo ago
How does someone with such short temper get to work in the aerospace industry? You know we are just a bunch of random strangers on the internet and telling someone to "sit down" just comes across as funny more than authoritative.
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2mo ago
Well, sure. But that doesn't answer my original question - which 3rd party provider do you trust more with your own data more than the government[which in most cases already has this data]
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2mo ago
The whole idea is that the government gives you a cryptographic token that proves you are over 18, but that token can be used anywhere. They don't get to say what websites can look at it, because...how would they.
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2mo ago
>>Of all the 3rd parties who could be responsible for this, I trust the government the least. Really? can you name any 3rd party you'd trust with this more than your own government? Given that you know, the government already has
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3mo ago
Which is kinda hilarious given that despite being called a tyrant, Leto II had basically created a post scarcity society that was almost entirely castrated of violence or capacity for it. He kept chastising people for that desire to tame th
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3mo ago
It's called a hyperbole. But I already have to babysit a NAS and a media server, and make sure the Playstation and Xbox are up to date and signed in, the last thing I want is another device just to watch netflix on. >>True with R
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3mo ago
The problem I have is....it just works. I'm tired of having to manage 50 different devices to let my son watch some Gabbys Dollhouse on the TV. Our LG CX is now 6 years old and it just works . I only need one remote for all the apps a
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3mo ago
>> Imagine we had that for software - "your JS is too big, you can't ship until you get it under 50 kB I work in games, we run into this problem all the time ("Your IPA binary is too big, fix it and resubmit", ditt
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3mo ago
I'd argue we're there anyway with all kinds of non-programmers using languages like Python to achieve their goals. On one hand, it results in some absolutely horrendous code that takes 100x longer to run than necessary, because it
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3mo ago
I've tried several times to set this up on my Steam Deck from my PC, and I just can't get it to work reliably. 9/10 times it just opens to a black screen. I've followed 20 different guides on forums, on reddit, on facebo
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3mo ago
Yes, for general writing/reading/navigating code it's fine. But (imho) when you really need to get down into debugging some engine level crash, I'll take VS over Rider every time. Might be personal preference.
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3mo ago
Yeah for sure. And I wouldn't be surprised if at least Sony and Nintendo released their toolchains for Linux for the next generation. IMHO the big difference is in enterprise Vs personal Windows, enterprise Windows can genuinely be a v
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3mo ago
IMHO it's the best OS as a games developer, Visual Studio just doesn't have anything remotely close. And all console toolchains are windows only. But genuinely as a C++ dev I much much much prefer it over MacOS or even Linux for w
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3mo ago
Oppo is great, same company as OnePlus. I have the base Find X9 and I'm super happy with it. It's fast, it stays cool, and the battery lasts forever(had it for 8 months now and I still haven't finished a single day with less
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3mo ago
I think that's trying to see something that isn't there, just to try and make some sense out of things. The reality is much simpler - they are elected parlimentarians, same as any regional government, and they vote without much
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3mo ago
I feel like it's mocking me. I literally have in my claude.md file a line that says: "Never ever under any circumstances use the phrase 'smoking gun'. Say 'found an issue' instead, but don't ever use the p
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3mo ago
I feel like I'm missing something though. You can open LM Studio right now and download any model with "heretic" or "uncensored" in the name and it will happily do anything you want with no restrictions whatsoever.
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3mo ago
Some people do: "Today, we often use southpaw as a good-natured term for a left-handed person, but the word is sometimes viewed as stigmatizing by left-handed people." https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary
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3mo ago
I don't share this outlook, sadly - given that military figures especially around the Eastern side of EU keep saying military conflict with Russia is "inevitable" in the next 4 years. Of course - they are in the military, the
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3mo ago
Base S26 is almost exactly the same size though? https://m.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=14456&idPhone2=... The X9S Pro is half a milimeter taller.
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3mo ago
You're comparing wrong models though? X9 and X300 Pro are both much larger than the phones I mentioned. (I've just noticed you also used wrong models in your original comparison - while both phones are larger than the mini, the di
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3mo ago
Correct, they are still bigger than the mini. But compared to what seems to be the industry standard of 6.8" they are positively miniature.
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3mo ago
But you just called yourself a southpaw - what is that, if not self derision? And anyway, it reads more like making fun out of the almost religious belief that left handed people don't exist held not by the writer but by developers of
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3mo ago
Vivo X300 and Oppo X9S Pro are both very compact(6.3") and still pack great cameras and insane battery life thanks to the Silicone carbide batteries.
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