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by moogly 3y ago
I mean, if they want to commit suicide, then be my guest.
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by moogly 3y ago
I guess the Apple Vision Pro Max Ultra will be $10,000
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by moogly 3y ago
> I don't get why he is disappointed at ThePrimeagen and the people that forked the language. Yeah, that's because they didn't actually explain in the post why they were disappointed (other than some vague "they didn&
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by moogly 3y ago
It would'be been so apt had it been Dec 22, 2012.
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by moogly 3y ago
Svelte even has a compiler.
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by moogly 3y ago
I realized at the young age of 35 that most socks are much more comfortable to wear inside-out, to avoid the seam from chafing against your toes. So I've been doing that ever since. Now, in latter years I've found some socks that
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by moogly 3y ago
What are the chances the old one will be left on the site because it's not financially viable to ship it back and recycle it?
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by moogly 3y ago
Aren't micro reactors meant to be like one-use batteries? That's the info I got from listening to the Omega Tau podcast about this.
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by moogly 3y ago
But are they good because of Unity or despite Unity?
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by moogly 3y ago
It's quack.exe all over again.
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by moogly 3y ago
I think Digg did, but overall you're right.
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by moogly 3y ago
My favorite message I got in Ubuntu in 2008 (I still have a screenshot of it): > Could not grab your mouse. > A malicious client may be eavesdropping on your session or you may have just clicked a menu or some application just decided
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by moogly 3y ago
> The iPad ran so smooth because Apple spared no dev time expense I think you should specify which iPad here because the 1st gen iPad ran like a crippled sloth
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by moogly 4y ago
Or Aegis Authenticator. It is basically a perfect app IMO.
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by moogly 4y ago
Certainly a one-IP-hit wonder. Amazing Alex was a flop, wasn't it?
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by moogly 4y ago
Sounds like an engine issue to me.
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by moogly 4y ago
This describes me to a T, except that I'm not sure if I feel lonely or not at this point. It's been so long I can't tell. I'm in my 40s BTW.
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by moogly 4y ago
> Notice how Tesla is cutting their prices. Back to how they cost a few years ago? Also, I remember this: https://www.engadget.com/2008-06-30-tesla-motors-elon-musk-p... > Battery cost is declining at a double digit r
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by moogly 4y ago
> A dual power train just costs more --- both initially and in terms of maintenance I won't argue against the maintenance, but pure BEV vehicles are still quite more expensive to buy than (P)HEVs.
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by moogly 4y ago
OK, I didn't read the whole draft, just the example used in cft's post, which didn't seem like a big deal. But the other stuff is beyond stupid.
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by moogly 4y ago
I don't really see how it's bad. Just use bitcoin-rs. That's clear that it's Rust-based, but doesn't look like an official, sanctioned project.
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by moogly 4y ago
They're not even sure tokamaks can be run steady-state and not pulsed. That's hand-waved as an "engineering problem" like everything else tokamak-related. Stellarators at least look like they could, since you don't
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by moogly 4y ago
Can we please come up with some new "funny numbers" than 420, 69 and 42.
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by moogly 4y ago
Yeah, at this point, I'm hankering for a "ChatGPT-to-butt" browser extension like the old "cloud" variant.
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by moogly 4y ago
They do it on updates too. Not every time, but every few ones.
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by moogly 4y ago
Firefox also bugs you about signing in to Firefox Sync or Pocket or trying to upsell you their VPN.
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by moogly 4y ago
That dealer is going to get Elon'd somehow.
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by moogly 4y ago
I don't really see how putting a bunch of Californian developers on the task to write software to solve a problem that $114/car (according to an estimate) already solved could be considered cutting costs. They've already spen
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by moogly 4y ago
So are you saying this long game is why the anti-EV CEO Toyoda Akio is stepping down tomorrow? (Read between the lines: being ousted by the board).
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by moogly 4y ago
You really think companies like Genelec would put Class D amps in their products if they were "trash"?

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