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by jnsaff2 2y ago
My favorite version is the wasm implementation written in rust. Source: https://github.com/dev-family/wasm-2048 Playable here: https://2048.dev.family/
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
portal.azure.com developers are _proud_ to claim that they have the largest SPA in the world[0]. I hated every moment of using it. [0] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/visual-studio-visual...
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
It took me 40 years to realize that this is a really bad idea. Each project or hobby takes time. Each new skill takes a lot of time and focus to master. Half-finished projects clutter your space and your mind. The biggest satisfaction is wh
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
Is it true that there has been an uptick in unreasonable and poorly written RFE's? We got one that has a ton of inconsistencies and sometimes contradicts itself and moreover completely redefines some of the requirements. What would be
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
Cybertruck has a gross weight of more than 3500kg so you should not be able to register it as M1. Therefore you'd need a truck driver license. If people manage to register it as M1 then it should be a super simple fix to cancel their r
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
This car is in EU.
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
I guess this is about predictability. I know what (and where) the problematic spots are for the lane-keeping, so I use it in situations where the benefit is large and the risk is manageable. There are many places where I won't switch i
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
> You do realise Yes. Not only that, my car had the matrix led hardware for 2 years before the matrix feature was enabled in a software update. TBF, I was never sold matrix leds so there was no marketing let down. Also the auto-wipers on
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
I never paid for any of the autonomous upsells, so for me this is a lane-keeping functionality and I treat it as such, meaning it helps me but I am still fully responsible for my own safety. It happens rarely enough, and as I mostly drive o
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
On the cars with matrix-led's the high-low has been solved very well. It used to be bad and now it's almost perfect. Wipers, dunno, they used to be really bad but I have not noticed the issue in the past few months, maybe they hav
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
They are all expensive but I'm not so sure about margins. Them being VC funded makes me question how much loss are they eating even with these prices and hope to recoup with some future improvement/home run.
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
HHGG is strange. I absolutely loved it when I read it for the first time (in my thirties). Then at some point I decided to re-read the whole thing and it was decidedly underwhelming. A let down even. Has anyone else experienced that?
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
There is a very interesting podcast episode[0] (no transcript unfortunately) about this where they discuss this strike and find that this is a no win situation for Biden/democrats. They also talk about the automation demands .. which i
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
Thats a feature not a bug in the plan. The union is effecting maximum leverage here.
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
Every time I hear one of those, I think to myself: ‘sorry to hear about your small penis’. It helps.
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
There is a thriving forum for ev conversions[0]. [0] https://openinverter.org/forum/
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
The posters and announcements won't make anything safer. They are CYA for the time the risk materializes.
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
The mockumentary Tour de Pharmacy is a fun watch about this and doping. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tour_de_Pharmacy
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
Odd Lots just had an episode [0] where they briefly discussed this book as well and the interviewee had some reasonably interesting opinions about why the premise of this book is flawed but was in other respects pretty complimentary of Grae
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
Correct. I have a 5 node Fujitsu esprimo D756/D757 cluster that has i5-6500 CPU's and 96GB RAM and 5x NVMe + 5x HDD that usually sits around 80W total. Removing HDD and reducing RAM would drop the power usage but in my case it&#x2
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
Manage the spread of fire and heat damage to surroundings until the fire burns out. Once the lithium fire gets going it is almost impossible to extinguish it.
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
This veritasium video was VERY controversial as it tries to make an edge case into the main thing and trick you. Also made me unsubscribe from his videos.
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
Zahedan to the border: taxi. Taftan to Quetta: a bus, leaves before sunset to travel out of the worst heat. Takes about 10-12h. The bus has two massive diesel engines, one in the front driving the bus forward, one in the back to drive the A
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
Post mortem for the outage I referred to. https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2017/02/10/postmortem-of-datab...
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
This is how I felt when a Gitlab employee deleted the production database by doing it in the wrong terminal window.
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
The engine wear and consequently the risk of engine failure during normal operations goes up with full throttle. Noise abatement is reducing the throttle when the plane has reached a certain altitude and not relevant for takeoff roll.
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
Perplexity thinks yes. https://www.perplexity.ai/page/Do-Car-Crashes-kmZIsMnbR4qcdx...
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
Obliged to please. Here is John Oliver explaining them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrizmAo17Os
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
I never appreciated coffee before I lived in Australia. The consistently excellent quality of coffee one got from any local cafe in Melbourne and Sydney was by far the highest I've seen anywhere in the world. Including Italy. The only
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by jnsaff2 2y ago
> the communities most heavily impacted by this are typically very wealthy and capable of shouldering the cost burden This is not how this works. The wealthy resources are used to lobby for use of public funds for restoration. Force mult

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