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by glogla 3y ago
> Is being against child sexual abuse really an unusual opinion in the tech industry? Nobody said that. You are being manipulative an trying to make it look that people who disagree with you are somehow pro-child abuse. In saying "D
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by glogla 3y ago
MB is not just a knowledgeable about typography and fonts, he also published his online book using his own software he built in Racket. Definitely a true hacker!
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by glogla 3y ago
Brandenburg airport, I think we might watch the same podcast (with slides).
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by glogla 3y ago
Which I am sure will be used as a proof that infrastructure investment into anything else but cars is a bad idea, in due time.
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by glogla 3y ago
Yes, I am looking forward to seeing this on some engineering disaster channel in few years.
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by glogla 3y ago
SMS is the only second factor that works for people without smartphones. Having a smartphone means signing your life (your location 24/7, your messages, your contacts, your everything) over to either Google or Apple. I understand the s
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by glogla 3y ago
See this https://shops.audi.com/en_GB/web/zubehoer/p/retrofit-solutio... for example. I can only assume it's resistive, since it doesn't start the engine - but it might be a system for running
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by glogla 3y ago
The engine by itself produces a lot of waste heat. But modern engines are more efficient and take a while to warm up (especially diesels, but small turbos like Honda 1.5 too) so cars sometimes implement resistive heating to heat the cabin q
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by glogla 3y ago
> I usually assume drugs or suicide. And sometimes it's hard to discern one from the other.
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by glogla 3y ago
It is not broken. They are punishing you for not wanting to be tracked, profiled and manipulated.
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by glogla 3y ago
They also do bunch of stuff that ClickHouse can't do, like correlated subqueries [1] or recursive CTEs. I kinda wish for a database with ClickHouse storage and DuckDB optimizer. At least my experience with ClickHouse is that MergeTree
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by glogla 3y ago
Last time this showed up on HN, I complained about it not having CASE WHEN equivalent, which I've seen heavily used in ETL usecases. Now I see they added it! Pretty cool and responsive. I'll go take it up for a spin.
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by glogla 3y ago
What can I say. It seems that if there aren't thousands of chargers in Stockholm as of today, then it is horribly terribly inconvenient to use EV. And since it will never get better, I guess we just have no choice than to keep burning
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by glogla 3y ago
Ah, you're calling that suburban. Ok, then it kind of makes sense. When I hear apartment, I imagine place like this: https://goo.gl/maps/hArPffCzEF8GZfHh6 In your case, we're not talking about some kind of ph
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by glogla 3y ago
The film is a satire of fascists propaganda, and as good satire often it, it is also an good example of fascist propaganda, just like Snow Crash is satire of Cyberpunk while being a good Cyberpunk. The book isn't exactly fascist though
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by glogla 3y ago
I'll admit I'm a bit surprised by "apartment in suburbia". Of US I have only seen few places. I thought most people either live in a house in the endless featureless landscape of suburban New Jersey or in Brooklyn apartm
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by glogla 3y ago
> Why adopt a solution that is worse than the status quo? Depends. If you believe climate change is a hoax pushed by evil liberals or whatever, the status quo is fine. If you understand that it is real, then you know that keeping the sta
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by glogla 3y ago
I had waiter in Italy tell me "select zero on the card terminal, that goes to my boss, not me, if you want to tip leave some cash". But yes, the craziness is coming here too. I have not seen it myself, but my friend complained abo
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by glogla 3y ago
So we're talking about people who live in an apartment, yet far from work or in place with bad public transport so they need a long drive to work? I'm not going to claim people like that don't exist, but is it a common use ca
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by glogla 3y ago
Your comment can be interpreted two ways. If you're asking "where do we get the power plants", that is a valid concern, especially as we want to get rid of coal power plants at the same time. But ultimately it is not that muc
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by glogla 3y ago
If you live in an apartment and often work from home, you probably don't drive hundred miles every day, and as such don't need to charge the car very often. I did the math for myself, and with how far and how often I go places, I
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by glogla 3y ago
In EV space, they're not even that. They have no competitive offerings and they wasted a lot of time going after hydrogen, which was shown to be not feasible like a decade ago. Their current hybrids are nice, though.
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by glogla 3y ago
Lately I'm more and more convinced that the challenge is not doing a thing, the challenge is scaling it up. Doing a thing is a necessity for moving forward, but scaling it up is how you change the world. On one hand, Toyota is pretty g
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by glogla 3y ago
What kind of person do you have to be, to think "I stand with Ukraine" message is "worst human behavior"?
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by glogla 3y ago
Yup. Just like in America, construction needs those huge pickups, while around here everyone just uses a van.
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by glogla 3y ago
That sounds like really smart design that does off with most of the cons of this. Good work!
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by glogla 3y ago
I'm pretty sure SQL Server and MySQL use locking instead of MultiVersion Concurrency Control so they don't keep more copies of data around. No vacuum needed but there's a possibility of things blocking. But I might be out of
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by glogla 3y ago
I with people would stop with the "Uber migrated from Postgres to MySQL" thing. Uber migrated from Postgres used as relational database to something that is basically their own non-relational database using MySQL as distributed ke
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by glogla 3y ago
It is an Elden Ring (video game) reference. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/no-maidens-maidenless
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by glogla 3y ago
Wow, that website loads so fast.

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