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by moooo99 2y ago
Your comment really is a prime example of what is wrong with this discourse. > which has the frickking Black Forest ecosystem Bavaria has forests, but not the Black Forest. The Black Forest is in Baden Württemberg. > and a mountainous
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by moooo99 2y ago
I mean, comparatively many people are hosting their home Assistant on an raspberry Pi so it is relatively powerful :D
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by moooo99 2y ago
Similar story here in Germany. New energy standards require a ventilation concept. Some people choose to rely on daily ventilation to save some money, but most people nowadays opt for an ERV. At least here in Germany, for some reason there
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> The product market fit is fantastic. This isn't the first time I've heard random strangers discussing it in public. People were constantly discussing crypto in public, it even regularly made it into Tagesschau. Yet it remains
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First of all, all Bambu models are substantially faster while also achieving the same or better print quality. Bambu printers are much more polished in terms of hardware and software, making 3D printing more accessible. Their software is mo
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by moooo99 2y ago
> So, while I agree with you, it doesn't seem much worse than death, especially if the family accept/believe that the Alzheimer's patient is actually not suffering. While I agree that it’s not much different than death, it
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by moooo99 2y ago
As much as I would love to agree, this is just objectively not true. Halfway decent used BEVs are super rare and usually expensive, so new remains to only viable option for most. And buying a new car to begin with is a huge premium. And whi
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by moooo99 2y ago
> why does it appears as if this isn't much of a thing outside of the US? Patents. SawStop does not sell outside the US/NA to my knowledge and they hold all the patents required. In 2015 Bosch introduced a system that did essen
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by moooo99 2y ago
> But side projects can have revenue increase 20% MRR. Also, within companies, you Or, more likely, 0%
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by moooo99 2y ago
Oh absolutely, I am not talking about the provider side. Sure, it is not trivial, it is doable to set up a central directory and maintain it for relatively affordable. The problem is with the software you are using. A lot of SaaS software h
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by moooo99 2y ago
> If your company has multiple things you need to log in to, its doing something wrong. Having company-wide single login system is really critical for good security. It absolutely is, but it is only applicable to large corporations and w
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That wasn‘t what was mentioned, it was specifically mentioned they should use more nuclear to heat, I.e. use exceeds heat for district heating for example. This is fairly common for coal and gas power plants, but as far as I know, not reall
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by moooo99 2y ago
> People are intentionally muddling the case to make France success looks less successful. It’s just not true at all, lol. Even by this way more useful metric France is doing quite well, substantially better than Germany for example. Peo
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Its not at all dishonest, I would argue it is a lot more honest than not mixing it. The current discussion around energy sources is basically always centered on electricity, which is only part of the picture. Given that in most industrializ
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> Also, France gets 70% of its energy from nuclear, not 40%. No, it gets 70% of its electricity from nuclear.
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> The only reason this is an issue for repair shops is they can't sell you recycled stolen parts at bottom of market prices for a sky high mark up. This is just incredibly dishonest framing and completely ignoring what the right to
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by moooo99 2y ago
It happens in Germany as well though, not even that infrequently. It’s particularly common with the recent push for FTTH connections. At my parents place, they resurfaced to road a few years ago. Only for Deutsche Telekom to swoop in a year
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by moooo99 2y ago
> and FOSS or not FOSS is irrelevant. I don’t think this is universally applicable. I think you can differentiate software by how important it is. Some software is at the very core of your business. A CAD, a ECAD, some lab software or a
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by moooo99 2y ago
+1 for Ghost. The platform really is all about blogging. It’s ecosystem is not as huge was the WordPress ecosystem, but substantial nonetheless. Building a custom theme for Ghost is also far more accessible for beginners than building a Wor
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by moooo99 2y ago
You are assuming a lot of things that aren’t relevant at all in this context. Mindfactory is big in the PC hardware space in Germany, but they are not the only player. The sales from other large players like Alternate can also not be ignore
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by moooo99 2y ago
The differences actually are quite huge. As far as I know, the M series chips all use LPDDR5 RAM, which is indeed more expensive than the DIMM/SO-DIMM modules you would add to your diy build. Still, you can easily get a good kit of DDR
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by moooo99 2y ago
I know the VW ID3 got a lot of critique early on. But after seeing a lot of reviews I got the chance to test drive a newer model myself and it is a pretty cool car all things considered. Granted, we're still looking at a 35k MSRP, but
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by moooo99 2y ago
> Their shift to electric is far too slow and too far behind already. And it's also too late for another industry disrupting startup like Tesla. Is it? At this point I’ve driven electric Audis and BMWs, VWs, Kia’s and also BYDs. Whi
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by moooo99 2y ago
> I am always surprised at the white knights telling me I got no value from paying 30% of revenue. Wether or not the 30% is proportional to the value you get by being on the App Store depends on your situation. That is why choice is a gr
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by moooo99 2y ago
That’s not entirely true. GDPR covers all forms of storing and processing PII. Wether that is a website or a desktop application, you will need to get opt in from your user to share PII with third parties.
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by moooo99 2y ago
That actually makes a lot of sense. If a companies tries to capture non technical users, telling users what kernel the system you’re trying to sell makes little sense
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by moooo99 2y ago
Yeah that is true, but also not sufficient data to indicate that the Apple Watch actually net saves lives. On the other side of the coin of more widespread and continuous monitoring is always the concerns of increasing false positives
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by moooo99 2y ago
> EU regulations might be a little behind the times, not yet recognizing the efficiency of emergency braking Emergency breaking system have been a mandatory assistance system for a while now (afaik it was introduced mid 2022). Admittedly
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by moooo99 2y ago
It has been like this for a while. Teslas paint jobs were never amazing. I knew a guy that worked for a vehicle fleet management company. Most of the Teslas they were dealing with had such a bad paint job that they resorted to vinyl wrappin
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by moooo99 2y ago
We can’t escape physics, but we can address physics. Car batteries are usually temperature controlled, they are cooled when fast charging etc. Especially with modern battery tech, you should easily get 200,000km out of the battery before it

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