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by lavela 2y ago
Per-capita is a hint to the capacity of reduction or a measurement of the inefficiencies of a country.
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by lavela 2y ago
Trump is going to reduce the USA's proxy-emissions in China if he pulls through on tariffs at least I guess.
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by lavela 2y ago
> The main supporter is a guy who produces e-cars with all the interests to sell more of them. Sure Elon might have an impact on CO2 emissions in the transport sector but I don't see him moving things that don't directly benefi
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by lavela 2y ago
You miss the point. It's not that I enact authority over my system in every detail all the time, but I want the ability to choose authority on the aspects that matter to me in a given circumstance.
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by lavela 2y ago
Graphite has raster editing in their roadmap[1], but afaik it's not really there yet. [1] https://graphite.rs/features/
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by lavela 2y ago
Could you see this having a CAD-like mode? I really see a gap there in terms of open-source projects. I see that you have constraints on your roadmap, but that's not what I mean. I am specifically referring to the 2D mode of Vectorwor
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by lavela 2y ago
We are using a LLM as an actor in a stage play. It has the text we are making an adaptation of as context, as well as all the rehearsals. We are using whisper for transcribing the rehearsals, chromaDB with all-MiniLM-L12-v2 for context&#x2F
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by lavela 3y ago
What would be your current recommendation on how to create a vector db from local files that would work with LLocalSearch?
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by lavela 3y ago
We should make clothing that can be reversibly fitted to many body types, can be repaired and can endure many use cycles. Your model might be viable too though, if we use high quality yarn and knit the clothing in a way that the yarn can be
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by lavela 3y ago
Does it really though? The heat setting process doesn't seem reversible so it's just one step in the initial manufacturing and after that it doesn't seem to be expected to change.
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by lavela 3y ago
It says 11.5mm in my mother tongue already. Might just be a slip-up then.
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by lavela 3y ago
How is this an either-or situation if you could just provide an additional internationalization for 'preferred language english' + 'IP outside of US'? 'less than an inch (11.5mm)' would still be a better specif
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by lavela 3y ago
Funny how you say total spending and then argue with a percentage but aside from that do you really want to argue that Apple doesn't care about the total spending of, say, India just because they make up a smaller percentage of the wor
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by lavela 3y ago
If it is the US website I'm just asking where the international english website is I guess. Choosing UK or South Africa doesn't make the inch go away. This is totally fine for companies targeting US domestic markets I guess but I
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by lavela 3y ago
I can deal with the screen sizes, as they are used everywhere ( it's similar to e.g. 3.5mm jack I guess) and you know what's meant by that, but stating the thickness in inches got me.
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by lavela 3y ago
I'm always a bit irritated when editors still use inch measurements exclusively, when it's only used in 3 countries officially still. Not talking about screen sizes obviously, but I really don't have an intuition for what &#x
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by lavela 3y ago
I'm switching them in BIOS since forever so yes. Also adding stickers if it's my main computer.
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by lavela 3y ago
I should try this again, too. Glicol looks nice and quite a bit more ergonomic than what I remember from Supercollider. Do you know of anything in the live coding space that can handle recording/looping/mangling of external audio
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by lavela 3y ago
1. If I understand correctly they talk about whether you need an account to lurk or not (I'd agree) and 2. the same does not apply to Mastodon. There even are CLI clients and I'd be interested to hear where you got the impression
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by lavela 3y ago
I'm familiar with policies that generally strive for specificity of (0, 1, 0) like BEM or (1, 0, 0), but I'd be very interested in any policy that rules out pseudo-classes like `:hover`, as prohibiting them would leave you to hand
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by lavela 3y ago
> avoid !important Sure, haven't seen that in a while in well structured code bases. > make everything the same specificity How would you achieve same specificity on everything? Only use either ids or classes? No type selectors &
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by lavela 3y ago
The rules of CSS specificity are a bit more involved than '!important' or not, and I frequently see beginners trip there, but apart from that I agree that the CSS rule set might be worth incorporating.
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by lavela 3y ago
AFAIK in the maritime space the lever is usually seaworthiness and it's connection to insurability[1] Your _really_ don't want your vessels to go uninsured so you better comply and the big insurers are in europe/usa (not that
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by lavela 3y ago
If you take mining and the fact that solar power can be installed on top of existing infrastructure into account, the comparison of land use is still in favor of nuclear, but definitely not "almost zero".
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by lavela 3y ago
Shading instead of outlines might look nice. Should be relatively easy to implement if you use hsl colors and set the lightness as a function of the nodes rotation.
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Tell HN: Code blocks should be able to highlight variable words
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by lavela 4y ago
I second this. From my youth where I just couldn't afford a better pc, to now where my gaming pc has been off for half a year again because I can't be bothered to switch computers, the relative undemanding nature of Counter Strike
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by lavela 4y ago
I get your point about small cities, but suburbs? They are attached to larger cities, so they may take the drive down from 10 hours to maybe 9.5. How does that make that much of a difference?
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by lavela 4y ago
It would be great to have an 'rem for css animations' where you don't specify your transition times in seconds but in fractions of a base unit, which might default to 1 second, but can be changed in your browser settings simi
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by lavela 4y ago
Try "happy woman". There is your answer.

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