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by herbst 2y ago
They are doing a lot of advertisment and promo in Germany which has a active and kinda stable car Industrie. Pretty sure they plan to disrupt any market
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by herbst 2y ago
Within only a few months I see more Chinese Electric cars than Tesla (or us cars generally) on swiss streets. Depending on what you are looking for they are WAY cheaper than comparable cars.
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by herbst 2y ago
Pretty sure Zuck never looked at Telegram Group's and Channels if he concludes that
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by herbst 2y ago
This. In 98% of all cases I get away with only having telegram (no phone number even) most people have one or multiple IMs
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by herbst 2y ago
Do you ask woman for proof that they took their pills properly? Do they photo proof it daily to you?
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by herbst 2y ago
> And that's true, anejaculatory orgasms can feel strange or less satisfying for some, but it is not universal. I would have been ok with less satisfying but it felt horrible, like it was going somewhere else instead of coming out.
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by herbst 2y ago
Tell the AI to comment above the include why it uses a specific version, ask it to document the version and it's specific quirks after fixing it with it. Not sure how o3 is generally at coding, but this kind of meta information works w
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by herbst 2y ago
Except you ask it to not to. Sure it's far from perfect but honestly that is not an issue. If you ask Claude to study and document the codebase and then write unit tests I am sure there are only very few broken ones, less hallucination
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by herbst 2y ago
When I bought a fridge for my camper I realized why nobody who cares about power usage has a common standing fridge. Every time you open the door the cool air falls out, it sucks in the warm room air and has to start over again. While &quot
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by herbst 2y ago
If I want to do war or poorporn tourism there would be cheaper and more interesting places to visit
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by herbst 2y ago
I doubt it has to do much with money. Right now you couldn't even say "I am going to the US for vacation" without getting a strange eye. People are avoiding buying anything with an American flag. Tesla's are literally re
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by herbst 2y ago
Tourism in Switzerland is growing and not getting cheaper either.
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by herbst 2y ago
This is the price i pay for a semi fancy hotel in Switzerland, 10 minutes outside of a city well connected and public transport included.
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by herbst 2y ago
Server Management might be one. People seem to waste a lot of money for fancy cloud solution they don't actually need. And you said a little bash can solve do many problems
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by herbst 2y ago
I googled St Micro. It's a france company with no factories in the US since 2010 as far as I can tell.
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by herbst 2y ago
That's a lot more than I remember, but doesn't surprise :) You are right tho. If I would live near a bus station that has more than 3 rides a day (which 98% of all Swiss do, rough estimate) I would probably just use a halbtax and
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by herbst 2y ago
There is also always the comfort factor. Increasing travel time by 25% or even more can be a non issue if I have high speed internet and proper food and drink service available.
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by herbst 2y ago
I am in Switzerland, public transport ticket is $3500 a year for one person. We are 2 and a dog. It's kinda sad, but a car is the WAY cheaper option for us.
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by herbst 2y ago
So does every other immigration based country. Why do you think most talented people wouldn't choose a easier way and live somewhere with a higher living standard and less racism and hate?
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by herbst 2y ago
I was in Malaysia ~10 years ago. I saw a lot of weird things for sure, but I also saw a modern capital city that could easily shadow over many European cities today in terms of life quality, fancyness and nearly any metric. I didn't se
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by herbst 2y ago
So was the iPhone just a optimized phone and ChatGPT just a optimized AIML client
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by herbst 2y ago
Yet it took only 2 years and you see WAY more Chinese cars for example here in Switzerland than American ones (which was 95% Tesla anyway)
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by herbst 2y ago
If you'd go that far for fancy laptop soldering a new usbc slot every few years might be non issue for you :)
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by herbst 2y ago
Except the USBc. Not sure if this applies to all models of the t480 series but that connector was slowly breaking down with each use, until it partially worked as charging slot and all usb functionality was lost. I went trough 4 different d
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by herbst 2y ago
To be fair yoga models always had issues, never fully Linux compatible and never had a long lifetime. Not sure what this series is supposed to be, but I wouldn't recommend it.
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by herbst 2y ago
I have a T420. A few years ago I switched to a slightly used T480, keyboard was a huge downgrade and the whole series can get really stupid USBC issues. After half a year or so it didn't dock anymore and I got an X1, basically the same
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by herbst 2y ago
So much this. Just make sure their browser is working and updating and that office files automatically open with a fitting software. I have way less work since everybody just gets Linux
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by herbst 2y ago
I never had anything steal the focus and was highly confused to read gnome here. I highly suspect PopOS is doing something weird theire. No matter how bad vscode is and integrates that never happened to me.
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by herbst 2y ago
I prefer managing my own hardware and find both Azure and AWS very unproductive for anything else than huge, big traffic, projects. Not sure if that has to do anything with my OS choice.
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by herbst 2y ago
I got into music production again recently. To my surprise most recommended new software is either Linux native or properly ported. See reaper for example. Many years ago music on Linux was hard, and years behind. Software was limited and t

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