jnsaff2

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by jnsaff2 3y ago
The cat is the hoMEOWner.
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
Why would fish belong to the humanity? They are fish in their own right and belong to no one.
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
Do also check out https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Profit_(TV_series) that's a WILD experience. I believe all of it is available on Youtube as well (in glorious 90s quality experience).
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
If you think that flagging amounts to censorship then I guess you don't believe that there are bad faith actors who exploit vulnerabilities in human cognition? I don't think this ieee article is nowhere near flagging territory but
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
Hah, funny, just this week finished the new Doctorow book Red Team Blues [0] which has a similar aspect. [0] https://craphound.com/category/redteamblues/
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
Are the tables in the post generated by ChatGPT? Most of the percentages are just wildly incorrect.
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
One use of 2-3 years. You have two of them working at the same time and when it’s time to refuel you have a new one waiting and old gets shipped back to factory for refueling. The expensive part of nuclear power plants is all the electricit
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
email written by chatgpt, on the other side interpreted by chatgpt again .. until someone invents machine readable chatgpt written email ..
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
Lead power electronics engineer: "for the projected lifetime failure rate of x as targeted the maximum power should be y" Lead battery engineer: "for the projected lifetime cycles the maximum current drawn from the battery sh
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
Your tech worker only gets about 4.1 days of not working? Wow. That aside, I think it would be more important to look at the carbon emissions impact of code/cpu's. That one person parsing urls might save few hundred dollars of not
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
This innovative thinking. More of it is needed.
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
Yeah. I remember my parents getting a permit to vacation by the Black Sea like once. My grandfather went to Egypt once. The vacations even within the soviets were super scarce experiences and going to the west was only possible for a choir
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
It was pretty magical. This was 2003 (20 years ago then) in a massive soviet-era concert hall. It was the first time it saw the film and the live aspect left me a lot of questions whether this is somehow a completely different experience fr
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
Your point, correct me if I'm wrong was: FAA regulations are about regulating safety to the max, but not taking into account business realities and not evolving, new ones are added but old are not reviewed. Therefore only established s
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
The (now) A220 is a clean sheet airplane designed by neither Boeing nor Airbus. Introduced to the US market. Boeing did some non-FAA bullying which forced Bombardier to sell the program to Airbus. It’s not impossible.
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
About 15 years ago I saw the film while a band played the soundtrack live. Philip Glass himself was playing some instruments.
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
Duh. Someone here said the following a few months ago: “business is ripping people off without pissing them off. That said, 5k discount on a new car could make a lot of people happy too. I’d say this is one of the really good handling of ho
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
Yet another fiction writer that writes fiction and lies about it being a true story? Why would one trust a person who advertises themselves as a liar? Do they suddenly turn honest in order to write a book?
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
Sure. It’s just that if developers (just adding these were web devs) don’t know or care then for the common folks this might be completely hopeless.
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by jnsaff2 4y ago
I’ve seen hardcore developers telling others on calls to always click ‘accept all’ just because of the potential friction of an other click when rejecting. I don’t think they even had an adblocker in their Chrome.
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by jnsaff2 4y ago
Markdown is becoming a very nice platform. With Livebook, Mermaid, MathJax and all the other great tools.
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by jnsaff2 4y ago
For off-grid setups (which I consider the OP's setup) I would also consider 24V. I would consider ElectroDacus [0] which would replace the need for an MPPT and a BMS for lithium batteries. So besides a panel, battery and inverter this
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by jnsaff2 4y ago
This would be explicitly forbidden by GDPR. You either don’t serve EU customers or allow them to opt out/in. You can’t degrade or deny service based on consent.
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by jnsaff2 4y ago
You have drunk the Kremlin propaganda really hard to think like that. You think in one thread that russia had the best revolution in the history and in an another you call Ukrainian revolution illegal. Also even if you don’t like that anoth
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by jnsaff2 4y ago
How cute that a russian justifying russian war of aggression and genocide is gaslighting others with statements like "You are confused".
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by jnsaff2 4y ago
"After the annexation of Crimea by Russia in 2014, Canada,[25] France, Germany, Italy, Japan,[26] the UK,[27] and US[28][29] stated that Russian involvement was a breach of its Budapest Memorandum obligations to Ukraine and in violatio
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by jnsaff2 4y ago
I suggest you read Budapest Memorandum [0]. After russia blatantly violated its commitments from there any pointing out to Minsk is just idiotic. Any violation of Ukrainian internationally recognized borders has been highly illegal and no m
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by jnsaff2 4y ago
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FdhsPQEX0AALM9H?format=jpg&name=...
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by jnsaff2 4y ago
If the goal is to recognize Donbas then why the fuck were the tanks rolling towards Kyiv? Why was Odesa bombed? Why did the annexation involve two other regions? Let alone that it is public knowledge that the "separatists" are and
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by jnsaff2 4y ago
Saving the people of occupied territories from russian rape, murder, forceful deportation, looting of property, etc.

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