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5y ago
How about invest 100 billion on renewables to get independence from russian gas.
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Whenever I read enthusiasm like this for space travel .. especially talk of Musks interplanetary species and stuff, I get a flashback to Stark by Ben Elton . Published in 1989, getting closer to true by the day. Also probably the funniest b
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More interesting stats would be to see which places users tried to nuke the most...
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Isn’t that what google AMP does as well when you block some of their garbage?
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5y ago
So funny story, a week ago my fiancee had a work trip to Serbia. There she discovered that the country produces sublime wine. Brought back a suitcase full of it and every one of them has been amazing. Neither of us had heard anything about
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Pretty funny, about 15 years ago I started looking back at myself a year ago and decided that until that dude from a year ago looks like an idiot then all is well with my life. Hasn't failed yet.
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This also has an econ person fallacy in it. PHEV is only ever more environmently friendly when it gets plugged in as much as possible (in reality every night to cover next days drives). And people rarely do as PHEV is marketed to sell SUV’s
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5y ago
I read Sapiens and its companion a few years ago. This year I read Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity' by David Graeber and David Wengrow [0]. And found it much more nuanced, interesting and believable. Harari's narrati
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I have used it on NixOS for over a year on my main desktop and NAS box. The experience is .. flaky .. sometimes Kent does not have a new enough kernel version available that NixOS needs, there have been several major breakages where some ba
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There's a fun little TV series about this. At first it seems silly but it gets quite good. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detectorists
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https://exercism.org/ has been amazing for learning programming languages, I've taken the rust, golang and elixir tracks and they are very good at getting immersion into the language by getting tests pass. Especially t
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I read it a few weeks ago. It is very good and highly recommended. I feel this opened my eyes quite a bit in the following ways: - history is not a linear progression and narrative, sometimes things happen in leaps and also can go "bac
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5y ago
Here in EU the energy prices are separate from distribution grid. In fact distribution grid is forbidden to sell you energy at all by law. So there are months where I pay more for a monthly standing fee for having a connection than I pay fo
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Let me get this right. You are using numbers from a computer game wiki in a discussion about real world? Numbers which are by the way off by 2 orders of magnitude. Don't have any nuance in them, don't account for any seasonal vari
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"Facebook's Class B shares, controlled by Zuckerberg and a small group of insiders, has about 18 percent of the shares, but they also have 10 votes per share." So what you are proposing is going to be happening approximately
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5y ago
hahaha, me picking up a rental: sales dude: you want to prepay for that full tank of gas, super cheap only for you my friend, just today me: no sales: if it's not full it's going to cost 50% more me: no sales: look at the gas sta
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"If only you could see what I have seen with your eyes"
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https://youtu.be/67sfZfreOrU
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I am avoiding those new "reveling" documentaries, especially on Netflix but also elsewhere. There are so many cases where they are painting a picture instead of telling me all the facts (which may be impossible) that I'm afra
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5y ago
That is a very helpful summary. I generally favor declarative configuration (like CloudFormation) and I think it's mostly due to my work being infrastructure focused: "I need VPC, LB's, ASG with those immutable Images, a queu
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I liked Mesos when I worked on it, and it's been replaced by more modern tools like Nomad, but every time I have to work on k8s it's .. well it's being promoted like a cult, has a cult following and I think the whole thing is
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Also, people in the EV conversion world tended to think that weight was the killer of efficiency. They later found out by experience that weight was much less important than wind resistance with the conclusion that speed is mostly killing
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That top speed part must have been very short as seen from a recent modelY video keeping that 220ish km/h takes about 110kW of power. As opposed to about 15kW for 90km/h.
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The part where most of the per-capita CO2 is emitted by the first world which is not going to give up gadgets nor consumption and the cult of GDP and most of the misery is off-shored to the global south.
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I don't find his reasoning terribly convincing though. First part boils down to the classic catholic strategy of "outbreed the enemy" with handwavy reasoning along the lines "worst things are not going to be happen to fi
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The understanding is that the services which you use in "global" region are hosted in us-east-1 .. CloudFront, Route 53, IAM. So outages in us-east-1 can cripple a lot more than you'd think. Your EC2 proably still runs but I
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"Twitter would have literally exploded" the site went blank mid sentence, was there anything of note afterwards? /s
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Are you attacking the presenter or CCC? On first read it might seem as you are mixing them together and it can be quite unfair to the presenter if you are only mad at CCC.
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Come on, let's say they get the STM32 for a quarter for a really high volume. There are tens if not hundreds of them in a car. 25k car would give you 100k stm32. 1k-10k cars is hardly decades.
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This is M$ doing its tik-tok releases. XP - decent Vista - horrorshow 7 - alright (compared to vista) 8 - horrorshow 10 - alright (compared to 8) 11 - horrorshow Personally I will never use it unless I really need to and then kicking and sc
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