groone

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by groone 5y ago
People cannot code if you ask them to do something they don't understand. I have seen people who have none of step, if and loop basics nailed down sitting in C++ class and be very frustrated why nothing they do is "correct".
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by groone 5y ago
I remember around 2010-2012 it felt really great. You could learn the keyword-fu skill and with few keyword change / reorder iterations could explore topics and find obscure things on the internet. Now that method does not work at all.
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by groone 5y ago
The part where you say "cash out" is hilarious. There is no cash in it. You only get to keep the bits. Any cash comes from buyers and if there is any attack all the buyers are scared away.
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by groone 5y ago
Waste of resources is how other car companies get attention of potential customers.
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by groone 5y ago
Also in Europe. Started my adult life with work and rent right before financial crisis of 2007–2008. That was extra tough time and I have been a scrappy person ever since. Not spending any money if I feel there is any chance I might be shor
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by groone 5y ago
But once you know that you need a NAT loopback, you can quickly follow instructions on internet to create that rule.
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by groone 5y ago
With the battery. Normal bicycles can be as light as 8 kg when using carbon frame. Should be able to fit your battery in a 25kg bike if trying very hard.
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by groone 5y ago
In my opinion the throttled e-bikes should be treated as bicycles as long as they have pedals and are under 25kg and 250W power. That would legalize my e-bike that I have used for 14000km in city saving a lot of carbon emissions and not sac
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by groone 5y ago
two e-bikers flying toward each other at 40mph in opposite directions is the same as one of them crashing at 80mph - only if one of them weighs infinitely more than the other.
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by groone 5y ago
Open alternative standard. Also pretty good interoperability with Excel itself. http://docs.oasis-open.org/office/v1.2/OpenDocument-v1.2.htm...
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by groone 5y ago
Another solution is robotaxis. If ridehailing becomes easily affordable You will have your nice neighborhood back. Robotaxis can pick you up in a minute and go to park and recharge in some distant multi story parking.
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by groone 5y ago
Diamonds are not forever. They burn in a fire like any carbon.
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by groone 5y ago
Very carefully researched but sensational article. Has this been shadowbanned from homepage?
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by groone 5y ago
Hate to break it to you but even if you owe nothing to anybody you probably owe taxes every year. Thank you for your forced contribution to society!
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by groone 5y ago
It is a universal rule as if you don't do that, you are part of the problem and are creating a drag on the society, reducing the value for everyone to use and enjoy. Your argument sounds like You want to see the society to fail and col
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by groone 5y ago
If you are not creating value that means you are consuming value created by others. The total value created for everyone to enjoy shrinks. Society just cannot sustain itself without people who create more value than they consume. Who is goi
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by groone 6y ago
I followed the attempted GME short squeeze on reddit and on the traditional news (like Associated Press and all the news sources linked to by yahoo and news section of financial apps). The reporting in traditional media was inaccurate and m
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by groone 6y ago
Some anecdotal experience about Raspberry Pi and SD cards. Mine has been running for 4 years with a 32GB SD card and 0 SD cards have died so far. It is controlling some relays and running a nextcloud. Initially I checked the iotop and notic
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by groone 6y ago
I had a big problem with his interview. It does not mention bitcoin's reliance on "demand". If you look at bitcoin as a closed system and realize that money that goes in also goes out. The cash from your bank account is trans