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by hvb2 4mo ago
Sure, but this isn't a Tesla... If you're going to drive this slowly you might as well buy a Tesla
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by hvb2 5mo ago
By email... Just to add insult to injury
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by hvb2 5mo ago
No, I'm aware of the difference. I just wanted to write this down as 'being told you cannot do something' is not something the typical American likes. Yet, when going through immigration, it's common...
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by hvb2 5mo ago
> I feel like its a common pattern for more experimental languages to pioneer features and other languages to copy the features and bring them to a C style syntax that the majority of devs are familiar with. You're ignoring the fact
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Ok so you know what a visa is then. So on your visa if you did anything bad, what would happen? Get your visa taken? Here's one big difference. Do something bad, your green card might be taken. When you're a citizen? Nothing happe
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by hvb2 5mo ago
When you're in your visa or green card process it's not uncommon to be advised not to travel out of the country... Yep. You're kind of in jail. It doesn't mean that you cannot, it just means that it might complicate your
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by hvb2 5mo ago
I suggest you go and try out an immigration system. You have no idea.
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by hvb2 5mo ago
A green card is NOT a visa my friend. Getting a green card is a very involved process. So why would you need to leave the country, if you couldn't figure out why you don't want to issue one in the year+ it takes to jump through th
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by hvb2 5mo ago
You do realize that every company so far has been doing that to every booster for every launch, right? There's 2 options if you don't want to drop stages back on earth. You don't launch, you land the stage. SpaceX is the comp
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by hvb2 5mo ago
What about the other claims, aud and iss for example. And automatically being able to validate those tokens through OIDC? And don't pretend that the 2 are not related because typically an OIDC provider is the thing issuing those JWTs.
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Its very simple. Look at the profit margins of those companies, there's simply a lot more to share. If you don't need to buy a product to make a product, or when you have to that's typically pennies on the dollar you can shar
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by hvb2 5mo ago
I'm having a hard time finding a thread where people don't complain about npm when the real issue is packages being compromised. Swap packages for extensions in the above and let me know how that's different
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by hvb2 5mo ago
I feel like every time when us devs use a chatbot we think it's crap. Whatever we built ourselves though is truly next level. I have found almost every single chat experience to be lousy and hurting the brand/product...
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Because of stuff like this? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48207660 If you don't have the ability to police extensions you're basically putting your users up for sale?
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by hvb2 5mo ago
> If starship is around $100m per launch right now, they can launch 300 ships with the IPO. or 30,000T in orbit. Uh, starship is still a development program. There's 1 launch pad right now able to launch V3. No starship has flown w
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by hvb2 5mo ago
> Id say the enraging thing is that the government is so incompetent and unable to expand electricity supply So let's say you're a homebuilder, if I tell you I want a new home and I want to live there tomorrow, you can all of a
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by hvb2 5mo ago
> It hands over the customer's IBAN, which isn't really that much safer than a credit card number, since any merchant can trigger a SEPA Direct Debit using it. Yes. And they would quickly lose their ability to process any payme
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by hvb2 5mo ago
> But it’s still worth the extra cost for most people. Is it? You charge back over 2% of your transaction volume? If you don't then just removing the middleman will make everyone happier. If you do, I have questions as to why...
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Formation flying usually involves getting close and then 'just' maintaining distance. This has nothing to do with formation flying, this is acrobatics, different ballgame
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by hvb2 5mo ago
People don't want to change. In the us on the west coast I would say that public transit has a bit of a stigma. You don't use it unless you have to. Couldn't be more different in the big European cities, using a car there is
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by hvb2 5mo ago
While i kinda agree with you, it doesn't fly for most US cities. Most US cities aren't dense at all. A lot of them were built with transportation in mind. London and European cities in general are so much older that their city cen
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by hvb2 5mo ago
That's where regulation comes in. California for example made it almost impossible for a HOA to block. You're not allowed to add more than $1K to the project with your 'requirements'
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Migration isn't a US problem. Europe has it too. So as a country probably not, but that's also because the US is big and has a large land border to the south.
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by hvb2 5mo ago
What makes you say that? Where does this weird expectation come from that you can basically achieve your goals in a 2 week air campaign? If the US wanted to they could probably do a lot of damage but, as you can see in Ukraine, taking over
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by hvb2 5mo ago
I don't think it's worse than Midwest vs the coasts or Republican vs Democrat. In the us these groups have just stopped talking to each other. The only time that happens is over Thanksgiving and that's when it stops for some
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by hvb2 5mo ago
https://youtu.be/FlQYU3m1e80 Is a good start
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Why on earth (pun intended), would you want that? You don't want to be there? Almost every other place on earth is better. So you send a skeleton crew along with what they need. If it is to test an actual community living isolated, sur
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by hvb2 5mo ago
You don't need parental controls at all. Google will make sure they see exactly what they need to see... /s
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Solar and wind are used for electricity. There's fossil fuels used for that as well but that's mostly natural gas and a bit of coal.
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Have you looked at the current administration's policies regarding renewables? Also, at his rallies, drill baby drill wasn't exactly met with booing

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