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by jopsen 3mo ago
The specification doesn't have to be. But yeah, writing specs is usually harder than reviewing the code 4 times :)
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by jopsen 4mo ago
First time murder is typically gives around 12 years in Denmark. Sentences are not added up. So yes, trying to shot a police officer will definitely get you decent sentence -- it's not hefty by American standards.
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by jopsen 4mo ago
Not if you can back away
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by jopsen 4mo ago
Probably not illegal, questionable ethics. Which could have consequences, but probably not. Regardless, this is enormously dumb. If you want to search and arrest an activist who crosses the line, you make it as boring as possible.
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by jopsen 4mo ago
No deadline, no product. Shipping is very important, sometimes more important than what you ship :)
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by jopsen 4mo ago
This is really cool, like tinkercad, but like tinkercad it desperately needs fillets. Ideally also ability to drag faces like plasticity.
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by jopsen 4mo ago
Every seen a pride parade? I'm not sure what kind of special torture you'd employ to make people display that kind of enthusiasm :)
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by jopsen 4mo ago
The administration has a credibility issue, most certainly when it comes to rule of law and corruption. Mythos being drummed up as a cyber weapon is not the same as it being a weapon -- and treating it as such is just dumb. Yes, it may find
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by jopsen 4mo ago
And don't forget, that sometimes day dreaming about going to space, might be more fun, than actually going. It's not like you can touch it anyways. My point is: Remember to enjoy your dreams. And 99% of the time let them be just t
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by jopsen 4mo ago
The games from 15-25 years ago are also great, especially the ones still available those are the good games. CS 1.5, OpenTTD, AoE2, the likes.. Fancier graphics doesn't make games better. Gameplay, stories and jokes do.
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by jopsen 4mo ago
Moreover: what is the upside? Spying on employees is not free. If you want to spend serious resources doing it, there has to be an upside.
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by jopsen 4mo ago
I loved last.fm when every tag was a custom radio station.. It's not anymore, right?
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by jopsen 5mo ago
It's weird to me that courts don't at-least attempt to review if the conduct was in good faith and plausibly reasonable given the facts know at the time. The idea that officials aren't personally liable for mistakes made in g
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by jopsen 5mo ago
There has been a lot of HIV going around, I have yet to hear reports that it's gone airborne. But, yes, I would rather not have an outbreak of ebola.
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by jopsen 5mo ago
Sue the ISPs for enabling piracy? If their license is void, then distribution is illegal, right?
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by jopsen 5mo ago
How is there no enforcement paths? If Josef really wants to go after BambuLab over AGPL violations he can do what the music/movie industries did: have them blocked at the ISP level. Cease and desist for all servers outside China. Block
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by jopsen 5mo ago
Higher energy prices is something the population notices when they come. But when higher prices stick around industries close or never opened.
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by jopsen 6mo ago
> What they will do is allow you to use 1 engineer with AI tools instead of 2-4 engineers. Stop there. The costs of today state-of-the-art hype-ware will be lower tomorrow. In a year, there will be fewer easy to find bug, and models like
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by jopsen 6mo ago
Not being AI focused might mean fewer competitors.
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by jopsen 6mo ago
My point is: Blocking withdrawal of financial assets from the US would be wall street ending. No foreign investors would put money into US stonks. It's not impossible, sure, but probably worse than the great depression.
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by jopsen 6mo ago
> is an impotent threat of attacking ships? All the ships stuck in the Gulf probably didn't consider the threat impotent. On the other side: what more can the US do? Target civilian infrastructure? There is no appetite for getting s
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by jopsen 6mo ago
> Their mercenary IDF Lol, under what definition? Personally, I have a hard time seeing any good actors here. But of all the actors, I kind of doubt Israel is in it for the money.
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by jopsen 6mo ago
Window is not closing.. the stonk market would go to zero. Any doubt about being able to move assets out of the US would cause a run on US stonks. Also the US has fairly strong private property rights.
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by jopsen 6mo ago
Of course, why not? Imagine anything blocking it would crash wall street. Do you think Europeans are going to have a problem buying/selling US stonks any time soon?
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by jopsen 6mo ago
Add cheap labor to the equation. In developed countries 20-50% of the cost of roof top solar is labor.
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by jopsen 6mo ago
That is cheap.. But there is are lots of people buying a used car for 10k Regardless, I do a agree, EV is absolutely the way to go.
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by jopsen 6mo ago
If the life cycle is 25 years we crunch to find a new supplier (should it be necessary) won't come as urgently :)
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by jopsen 6mo ago
In Denmark fuel is so expensive they sell it by litre :)
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by jopsen 6mo ago
> Sanctions could be lifted on Russian oil I'd rather freeze.
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by jopsen 6mo ago
The initial car is more expensive. You'll typically make it up, but it depends on how much you drive. And you have to pay interest on larger car loan. But in practice, yes, when charging at home EVs are dirty cheap to charge. The total

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