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by lukeify 6mo ago
> Do you think that Goodwill should be able to offload all liability for everything they sell at their thrift shops to their often anonymous donors? I don't even think this is an appropriate analogy worth answering. Goodwill are sel
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by lukeify 6mo ago
An open-source project receiving open-source contributions from (often anonymous) volunteers is not even close to analogous to a storefront selling products with a consumer guarantee they are backing on the basis of their supply chain.
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by lukeify 7mo ago
Most humans also write plausible code.
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by lukeify 9mo ago
Ironically Phillips screwheads are often considered subpar compared to more recently (relatively) invented screw types.
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by lukeify 2y ago
Kagi offer unlimited searches now for $10/month. Arguably the best value for money plan and it stops you worrying about how many searches you have left.
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by lukeify 3y ago
How do these withstand strong winds? How are they secured to the ground? Where I live we've had 21 of the last 30 days with a gust over 50km/h, with one day gusting 113km/h. Unless the structure is _very well_ secured to the
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by lukeify 3y ago
I will never understand why people continue to spam PiHole as a solution to blocking the ads of services that stream their ads from the same domain (as YouTube does). Presumably people that _actually run_ PiHole instances (like myself) will
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Musk oversaw staged Tesla self-driving video, emails show(arstechnica.com)
17 points by lukeify 4y ago|1 comments
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by lukeify 4y ago
> It uses 370x less land Given wind power is often co-located with farming, agriculture, or even reforestation, I don't buy this claim in the slightest. The only footprint that needs counting here is that area of the tower on the gr
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by lukeify 5y ago
Good job! How’d they remove the novel technology?
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by lukeify 6y ago
Correct, but that's a forward-looking statement. The comment I was replying to was written in the past-tense.
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by lukeify 6y ago
To be fair, SpaceX hasn't cut costs by an order of magnitude. They've made things significantly cheaper, but the list price for a barebones Falcon 9 is about $50-60m, while an Atlas V is around $100-120m.
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Tesla Solarglass Roof customer shares details and installation progress(solarroof.cool)
4 points by lukeify 7y ago|0 comments
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by lukeify 7y ago
Are there any decent alternatives to G Suite that support out of the box email hosting?
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by lukeify 7y ago
Those "unless"'s are _kind_ of the point of the article.
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by lukeify 8y ago
Because some of us don't believe governments are inherently evil?
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by lukeify 8y ago
This affects more than just JS.
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by lukeify 8y ago
If only coal and gas-fired power plants factored in health & climate externalities into their levelized cost per kWh too...
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by lukeify 8y ago
Power users on many forums love to adopt this attitude.
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by lukeify 8y ago
Does it matter? The boys that were in the cave appear to have more common sense and maturity than these two.
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by lukeify 8y ago
I find it hard to treat news published by Eric Berger as objective, sadly. He receives special treatment from SpaceX & Elon—for example, its arguable he only had permission to interview Musk and attend the launch of FH from 39A precisel
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by lukeify 8y ago
In which direction?