herbst

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by herbst 10d ago
Soon most will have forgotten how essential and stable github was at some point in the past.
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by herbst 10d ago
I spent many many many hours researching these numbers again and again the last winter seasons. Generally I think it's really useful and I saved it for the the next months. However I would heavily suggest working on the design so it do
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by herbst 10d ago
I mean you can do that with any android and a installed Linux distro. It was also more or less the exact vision of the Ubuntu phone but people didn't care a lot.
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by herbst 10d ago
The comments on twitter are weird as well .. I mean the real issue I see is as maintainer I wouldn't want to open the door to that because I don't want to read through thousands of lines of AI generated code in future just to seed
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by herbst 10d ago
Fast is future. Slow is ded. We are fast now
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by herbst 10d ago
From my perspective it looks like working to deep in AI makes you crazy. No other way to explain all the weird bullshit these billionaires throw around. Sure AI sucks, but not to that degree (yet)
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by herbst 10d ago
Even that only makes sense if endless consumption is a given good thing. If I need something I usually have a need first, then I research then I buy. It's never the thing in the ads in between that turns out to be best.
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by herbst 10d ago
I am sure you aren't wrong. But in the exact 2 cities I was thinking about the non roundabout one definitely has the "better" public transit and definitely more people using it daily. (Salzburg AT Vs Thun CH) Thun has just a
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by herbst 10d ago
I mean sure I also hate that as a biker, however it's the one thing that keeps my mind from drifting off so I guess it's necessary.
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by herbst 10d ago
In fact it's illegal to take more than 3 rounds in Switzerland.
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by herbst 12d ago
If you have weapons and a child. And you have that child unsupervised do their own thing with theoretical access to your weapons. Would we call it "child going rouge" if it decides to play with the weapons and shoot someone?
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by herbst 12d ago
Some roundabouts here have bike pass troughs on the side (obviously only works if there is no turn to that side) for speedy drivers like you. Other than that it's obviously by design. There is no reason to speed at constant 50kph in a
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by herbst 12d ago
The city I grew up in had no roundabouts back then. Today it does have some, some were even made and removed again since. People there hate roundabouts. The city I live nearby now has so many roundabouts that I can drive for over an hour wi
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by herbst 13d ago
Where can I sign up for compensation for the constant "ddos" from openai? It can't be just me, half the internet needs beefier servers I guess. That all just plays into cloudflare as well (which barely does anything for some
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by herbst 13d ago
I really wanted a modern car because of the fancy automation stuff, I thought. But it never is economical or more environmental friendly. Whatever I saved on my old car compared to a newer one will never be less than the theoretical fuel sa
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by herbst 13d ago
Organic doesn’t mean pesticide-free or non-toxic. Organic farming can use pesticides such as copper compounds, pyrethrins and spinosad, all of which have their own toxicity and environmental risks
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by herbst 13d ago
If you don't know your bananas are free from pesticide and fungicides make sure to dispose them in the trash. It's not even recommended to compost banana because it's so full of toxins.
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by herbst 13d ago
When I stopped smoking strawberry leafs where one recommended component of tobacco replacement. It does smoke well, and also makes a great component to tea. Never eaten it fresh tho.
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by herbst 13d ago
Washing pesticides off with water. Like whenever it rains the farmer needs to spray again because water is enough to get rid of it.. exactly
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by herbst 13d ago
My exact thoughts reading trough this thread. Where are people even getting their bananas from if they feel comfortable eating the skin? I don't even compost them because I don't want all that toxic shit in my garden.
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by herbst 13d ago
You do that to get the starch out and get a better result don't you? That's what I rinse my rise for at least
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by herbst 13d ago
I rather mean it's so common that I doubt they want me to report all the weird, remote and hidden places I find when the problem is so much bigger and obvious everywhere else.
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by herbst 13d ago
> If I see anyG on my phone anywhere that isn't a city in Germany and know I can put it away again if it's not some kind of an emergency because it's basically unusable Ftfy
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by herbst 13d ago
That's sad to hear, i remember the Netherlands (except Amsterdam) as one of the few other generally clean places on this planet.
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by herbst 13d ago
Where i am from litter is very rare and when it gets cleaned up usually next day. However when I travel in Italy or Spain litter is like everywhere. Especially in Spain, the more nature is around you the more likely you are near a illegal l
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by herbst 13d ago
The tire alone is about $300, about $200 in work and $100 or so was a break replacement.
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by herbst 14d ago
I live in Switzerland tho. But might be true, it's "big" because of mountains and because I actually use it to commute and travel on the autobahn which is no fun if you are slower than anyone else. Most people here have 500-8
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by herbst 14d ago
Wheel cost alone was about $300 for both, rest is work time and new breaks.
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by herbst 14d ago
My honda NC750 at 10 years old cost me $4200. I had to replace wheels once (rubber, $600) and the transmission failed on me ($850) all within my first 8k kilometers. My last car was a Subaru forester that did cost a little less, was older t
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by herbst 15d ago
A lot of code for Esp devices, Arduino clones and other embed computers is open source coming straight of china. This was also the case 15 years ago.

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