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by jopsen 2y ago
The fact that something like this is even considered against adults is just plain absurd. Law enforcement shouldn't be so adversarial at every step. Do you dare help the police, when you never know if they consider you friend or foe.
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by jopsen 2y ago
Besides cost, joy, the environment, home charging, another often overlooked benefit is: resilience to an oil crisis. Unlike the US, Europe doesn't have a shale gas industry. What if there is a conflict in the middle east, or worse. Sa
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by jopsen 2y ago
LLMs might enable us to build things we couldn't build before. It's just as plausible that the market will simply grow.
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by jopsen 2y ago
Sure, they do we're just not as far along the curve! That said, who is to say the trend isn't reversible some day. Also let's not forget the selling to private operators does provide benefits, not always, it's not the ma
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by jopsen 2y ago
Yeah, it does seem like a tax hike. It's not like shoe manufacturing is moving to the US. Shoes will just be more expensive. (Until a deal is negotiated, which is probably what he is after)
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by jopsen 2y ago
If enforced wouldn't it make life hard for Mozilla? They can get other search deals, but their negotiation position would be a lot worse. disclaimer: opinions are my own.
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by jopsen 2y ago
Unless you aim for your blog grow a following. You really don't need to overthink anything! A picture and 3 sentences can be a blog post. You can talk about a hobby, a trip, a vacation or random thoughts. Sometimes people will find a h
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by jopsen 2y ago
Also nice that people you interact with online or old friends who look you up, can see some of the stuff you do. Without having to resort to Facebook. Whether that's hobbies, a home renovation project, a public presentation you did at
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by jopsen 2y ago
Think of the complexity involved, think of having to fix bugs because something went wrong. Such effort would be better spent preparing npm/node for a future where packages with a lower-bound npm version constraint can be compressed wi
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by jopsen 2y ago
Prusa core one, but given the lack of features I can see why people might choose X1.
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by jopsen 2y ago
> This has been parenting for the last several thousand years Maybe, we are treated better than our ancestors. Most certainly this was the case for women. (To be clear, I'm not saying that kids isn't worth it, just that it&#x27
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by jopsen 2y ago
You could ask if ROI is higher than other energy sources / investments?
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by jopsen 2y ago
Falling birth rates is a problem in most wealthy industrialized societies. Being up a 4am to greet my wife who's been up since 1am with a screaming child. I'm not sure exactly what kind of benefits could convince us that he needs
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by jopsen 2y ago
Are regular printers that bad, if buy brother? I bought a B/W laser printer and have been generally impressed with the lack of BS that came a long with it. It did ask for toner once, so I bought something from a third-party.
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by jopsen 2y ago
If I read feeds daily I might spend 5 bucks per month, but I don't. It'll just be a subscription I forget that I have. I don't need more of those :)
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by jopsen 2y ago
The startup costs are probably astronomically higher for a startup doing custom chips. Even if you're fabless. There is probably also a lot fewer customers. There is no shortage of businesses and private people who need a CRUD app to t
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by jopsen 2y ago
> They are the result of a particular time and place. Absolutely, it can't go one forever. But it might go on longer than you think ;) To be fair, we've already seen things change: today most entry level jobs are gated by degre
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by jopsen 2y ago
If you're willing to put down 10-30k USD on solar and batteries, you can probably cut the cable. At least most of the year, depending on where you live. Yes, nuclear would be great, but the time to make that decision was 20 years ago.
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by jopsen 2y ago
> people can react accordingly to either reduce or avoid the problem. Yes, but lots of people won't be consider all factors when buying a house. Prices are high, houses aren't on the market long, when you do find a house that m
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by jopsen 2y ago
This is missing planets. A good way to find interesting blogs is to subscribe to a few planets. These are essentially aggregations of blog related to some project/topic. https://planet.gnome.org/ https://pla
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by jopsen 2y ago
Probably they will, at one point maybe that banks wills stop financing it. But only when you can't get mortgages, people will begin to stop, and even then some will continue. It'll take a long time for these changes to trickle out
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by jopsen 2y ago
> If something is worth doing, it's worth doing whether you have insurance or not. Taking a mortgage that allows you to buy a house you'll pay off over 30 years and then sell when you retire requires insurance. Without insuranc
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by jopsen 2y ago
> The other way the world is becoming uninsurable is much of what we take for granted--abundant, affordable resources, products, food and fuel, for example--is not guaranteed, and cannot be insured by political or technological means. Fu
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by jopsen 2y ago
I suspect the kinds of salaries that's possible in Silicon Valley only happens because: (A) Skills are fairly transferable. (B) There is a lot of employers competing for workers. (C) An awful lot of value is created along the way. If
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by jopsen 2y ago
It's actually a bit surprising that no other languages tries to make server pages the way php and asp3 did. Of course the model is flawed, but so easy to get started with :)
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by jopsen 2y ago
I think dreamhost runs php as fcgi. I'm actually not sure that fcgi is that bad, even for other languages, but most shared hosts will probably limit what you can do in terms of resources.
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by jopsen 2y ago
> I believe consumers, as a right, should be able to install software of their choosing to any computing device that is owned outright. That's easy to say, but hard to legislate, and impossible to enforce. There is so much firmware
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by jopsen 2y ago
To be clear the EU did a lot with 2FA requirements for online payments.
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by jopsen 2y ago
Lots of government websites are extremely sketchy and redirect you to a sketchy payment gateway, often the payment gateway is on some weird domain. If I make a payment using my visa card, how is it that I'm not just redirected to visa.
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by jopsen 2y ago
Shops will just sell the sugar and the soda separately, mix it yourself :) Or people will pay more.

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