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by lvass 4y ago
Average new car in brazil is 12~15k and that includes a ton of taxes, EVs are often 6~10x price premium as they're also heavily taxed. They're also used 30+ years which would mean like 6 battery replacements, the batteries alone w
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by lvass 4y ago
As a third worlder in a considerably corrupt and iniquitous society, it was all about avoiding either a dead-end quasi starvation little impactful job, or morally questionable work. The realization itself was essentially religious to me, Go
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The functions don't matter much when you're talking about the few dominating currencies, but shitcoins are doubly suspicious when their contracts include a centralized_mint().
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There are many draconian measures in effect making practically any attempt at arbitraging illegal.
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>Please enter the rating number in the number box. Ratings between 50 degrees and 100 degrees mean that you feel favorable and warm toward the group. Ratings between 0 degrees and 50 degrees mean that you don't feel favorable toward
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by lvass 4y ago
>contain sensitive information and I fear people might be tempted to push to GitHub Nothing can really protect someone from this level of insanity.
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by lvass 4y ago
>if you run `git status` Is this a problem if you gitignore * (whitelisting)?
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If you don't understand how the vast majority of goods made in your country helps your economy, you terribly need to read some economic theory. I suggest Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations. Brazil didn't suddenly deinvest oth
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by lvass 4y ago
>Forever No. In fact, evidence suggests most of the rainforest was in fact laid by humans. It's artificially mostly made of trees with edible produce like açaí and brazil nut.
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by lvass 4y ago
>mistakes Yeah, that's a very hard sell, when your country is in such a shameful state, your economy is hanging by a thread that's agriculture, and without it your currency would be so messed up you'd be unlikely to be abl
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by lvass 4y ago
Tell me how well preserved your forests are.
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by lvass 4y ago
It's 2021, not 2025. I wonder if this means women are more poised to become breadwinners or if going to university is becoming less correlated with it.
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by lvass 4y ago
There are Emacs packages that themselves have the qualities listed here. GNU Hyperbole, org-mode, calc, org-roam/denote, evil are some examples.
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Ask HN: Can web pages force Casting to other screens?
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by lvass 4y ago
Not even close, IQ is defined in a way to produce a normal distribution, but it's raw test scores for example do not look remotely like normal.
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>not particularly interested in the legality Counterfeit board games.
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Median.
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A featherless biped.
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by lvass 4y ago
True, what I meant is that asyncio is part of the interpreter so you are very unlikely to have trouble with incompatible versions of asyncio. Twisted and gevent don't use async/await, but there's Trio which does and is saner
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by lvass 4y ago
Async/await should be locked behind a compiler flag and not used by libraries that aren't experimental. Instead it already contaminated the entire ecosystem with to-be-deprecated dependencies that are hard to remove.
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by lvass 4y ago
>hardwired to a specific async runtime With version constraints, right? IIRC you can end up with multiple versions of multiple async runtimes in a project. I think it'd be better to only have a single one hardwired to the compiler l
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by lvass 4y ago
Not always. As academia becomes increasingly autocratic and contaminated by power, peer reviews become a marker for group-think, and placing relevance into peer review is a mechanism to empower the oligarchy and suppress technical dissidenc
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>Flying cars, cures for incurable diseases like cancer, Augmented reality Goggles, sex robots to look like your favorite celebrity, universal basic income Energy inefficient, contradiction, evil big tech nightmare, creepy, inflationary.
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For one, there's the fact we seem to be contaminated by pessimism but it's hard to find an intelligent explanation for it. The arguments are so bad that they include absurdities like our civilization being unable to overcome an ac
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by lvass 4y ago
On that earlier standard part I wouldn't agree here, the fact a "Content-length" field is used doesn't necessarily give a glossary definition for "content". But I'll be damned, you're absolutely corre
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No creature is limited to the use of a single programming language, but a lot of programs are. You can learn more than one language and choose one that is appropriate for the task, unlike an insect whose tools are limited so he must have on
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by lvass 4y ago
"Subproblem" is likely an exaggeration here, otherwise I vehemently disagree. Take Erlang for example, it's theoretically a general purpose language but highly specialized. Would WhatsApp reach a billion users with 50 enginee
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by lvass 4y ago
Really insightful post, specially if you share with us what is it you've been smoking.
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It's approximately two 21.345-inches stacked, not 20.
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>display that is twice the width and the same height 42.7" 16:9, very close to the common 42".

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