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by jgilias 11mo ago
You don’t even need all the ceremony. If the config gets updated every 5 minutes, it surely is being hot-reloaded. If that’s the case, the old config is already in memory when the new config is being parsed. If that’s the case, parsing shou
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by jgilias 11mo ago
In this case it definitely wasn’t the least bad option though.
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by jgilias 11mo ago
I do agree with the fragility argument. Though if/when the shock comes, I doubt we’ll be anywhere near being able to build cars. Especially taking into account that all the easily accessible ore has long been mined and oxidized away.
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by jgilias 11mo ago
Startups typically have the tech stack that the one man army tech co-founder set up on no budget. Apparently then .NET isn’t too popular for that!
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by jgilias 1y ago
Just dropping by to say that I appreciate your approach to life lol
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by jgilias 1y ago
I get mild anxiety just from reading this.
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by jgilias 1y ago
Yes, _they_ might need it. Not we.
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by jgilias 1y ago
Communications surveillance is unconstitutional in my EU country.
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by jgilias 1y ago
Idk, not really worried about that. There are shops that are able to swap out a faulty module, and the cost is not too horrible: https://www.reddit.com/r/electricvehicles/comments/1e3onbp/c...
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by jgilias 1y ago
It definitely was pretty cool.
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by jgilias 1y ago
I was literally in this situation this year. My parents needed an upgrade, and as I was researching it, the 2 year old used cars were just 1-2k EUR cheaper than the same model new with a slight discount. Of course we got the new one, if onl
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by jgilias 1y ago
But _why_ would the battery depreciate so much? My 4 year old EV can drive the same distance as it could when it was new. The data we have on EVs just doesn’t support the idea that their range drops a cliff at some point. And if they do, yo
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by jgilias 1y ago
I was about to take offence at the use of “trivial” in this context. But then I noticed your handle, lol. You have the license to say that, thanks for your contributions!
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by jgilias 1y ago
The truly mind-blowing thing to me is that chat control literally goes against the constitutions of a lot of EU countries. Pooling sovereignty is one thing. Voting for regulations that you then need to implement as local laws where those lo
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by jgilias 1y ago
Because you mostly end up generating when you don’t need the power, and need the power when you’re not generating. If the way things are structured in your country let you draw the same amount of kWh that you’ve put into the network, that w
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by jgilias 1y ago
It might as well be that the prevalence differs between different populations.
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by jgilias 1y ago
I used to do these things manually in Cursor. Then I had to take a few months off programming, and when I came back and updated Cursor I found out that it now automatically does ToDos, as well as keeps track of the context size and compress
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by jgilias 1y ago
Well. An unpaid volunteer found a way how to get paid! /s
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by jgilias 1y ago
I hope they have the courage to stay with their family, and the means to make it in their home country where I’d hope they’re not actively hated on.
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by jgilias 1y ago
Yeah. And this is on by default. Without an additional secret.
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by jgilias 1y ago
You really shouldn’t use SMS 2FA. SIM swapping does happen. This kind of depends on the jurisdiction though. In some countries operators won’t reassign the phone number willy-nilly. Still, better to just not do SMS auth. These days Yubikeys
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by jgilias 1y ago
Authy has solved this though. The cloud sync is opt-in, and encrypted with a password. This makes it immensely more involved to compromise.
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by jgilias 1y ago
Reading up on it made me realize that a certain well known orange person is really on Stage 2 of moral development. That explains a lot. But also gives hope. I mean, it’s rare that adults fail to advance from pre-conventional phases, so it
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by jgilias 1y ago
The issue is that your criticism is misguided and not very helpful. In your parent comment you totally miss the forest for the trees. Or, the reason why this app has been made in the first place. Further, your suggestions are inactionable,
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by jgilias 1y ago
Hey! Thanks for making this! A bit more polish and this is something I’d make sure everyone in my family has played with. Imagine a world where every third person is able to recognise worrying skin lesions early on.
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by jgilias 1y ago
Also came to the same conclusion. I want a mode where 50% of the set are melanomas, and the other 50% are “brown benign things”.
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by jgilias 1y ago
I only got an EV after getting a house for this exact reason. I really like EVs, but I wouldn’t buy one, if I don’t have a convenient place for routine charging. An apartment complex being built next door offers you to buy a parking lot tog
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by jgilias 1y ago
They are the opposite of that. Once you interact with a KYC’d system, all your financial history is freely available to any sufficiently advanced actor who can get a hold on said KYC data.
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by jgilias 1y ago
The vast majority of USDC(T) to cash transactions don’t happen through the redemption mechanism. The redemption mechanism is there for the purposes of holding the peg.
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by jgilias 1y ago
Yes, a VM, the EVM.

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