nasmorn

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by nasmorn 2y ago
Was the pay rise commensurate? Or have you been tricked?
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by nasmorn 2y ago
I don’t know. I ordered some drill bits and a kitchen gadget from Temu and it was hot garbage. The metal used was so soft you could bend the drills. Threw an out after one single use, same with the grater
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Bonding to a computer program under control of a corporation is like looking for a sociopath as a partner explicitly. You would lose complete control of your life to the other side. Reciprocity is off the table completely.
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by nasmorn 2y ago
You can have a different person set up parental mode with an unknown pin
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by nasmorn 2y ago
We had a similar issue with ATM in Austria where they are all set to max give you 400 EUR. Which was a sensible idea in 2001 but pays for much less in 2024. Somehow the banks have never heard of inflation or really don’t want you to use cas
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Yeah I hate Vaseline too and normally use a stick called BodyGlide which just creates a thin coat. Vaseline was the only thing I could buy in the village and now I know WD-40 can work in a pinch
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by nasmorn 2y ago
I once ran an ultra marathon distance and had no lubricant but getting a bad rash so I sprayed my thighs and balls with WD-40 which I found outside someone’s garage. It lasted me almost 15 miles until I could buy some Vaseline. Off label us
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by nasmorn 2y ago
When you can just open an applications menu and click every possibly interesting option you are already more proficient in the use of any software than 90% of its daily users. That is the only explanation why I can fix any office worker’s s
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by nasmorn 2y ago
The total economy argument is good but I still don’t see the reason why being rich should lead you to pay less percentage in taxes than someone just selling their labor. Which is what always tends to happen or is even explicitly so.
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by nasmorn 2y ago
If it is one person doing both it is bad enough but if you now need two teams collaborating on some stupid form to do crud that only 5 people will ever use you have lost all velocity
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by nasmorn 2y ago
I would invert and say most internal tools don’t need client side rendering unless you actually have the API already built
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by nasmorn 2y ago
I guess you are right it is the same problem really. Where I live you could at least limit it to 80km/h in the city limits since there is no higher limit anywhere. But more granular limits might be hard
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by nasmorn 2y ago
I used the ACC with automatic speed recognition for about two months but it did too many stupid brakings. I think using GPS to limit to the highest possible speed for highway/roads/city would be fine. But as long as the car can de
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by nasmorn 2y ago
I do work for an esports company. Something a lot of devs are passionate about. In the end after a downsizing they kept the most competent developers even when they cared zilch about esports. Because your passion doesn’t make you write good
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by nasmorn 2y ago
But all good apis are the same. You don’t need to care about baseball a lot to make your baseball api usable
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Doesn’t CATL already build 5C batteries? Then fast charging is really enough
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by nasmorn 2y ago
There is some system like this for music in Austria. I may record a new version of your song but it entitles you to a writers credit and some guaranteed amount of all revenue.
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by nasmorn 2y ago
At a client of mine they want to rewrite a product I designed and maintain to get rid of their hard dependency on me and move it to their default tech stack. I was very relaxed hearing that since my expectation was it would never actually h
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by nasmorn 2y ago
There is an global IATA regulation with the same limit I don’t know which was first
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by nasmorn 2y ago
A lot of things are going to be chasing intermittent power once it is basically free at peak solar output. Prices are going to heavily reflect that in the future.
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Laptop battery size has historically been limited in high performance machines by the FAA with 100Wh. I guess you could build a MacBook Air type device with insane battery life nowadays though.
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by nasmorn 2y ago
A pump yes sure, but an entire station I never experienced. Maybe just lucky. Also in Europe there are a bunch of charge points that have a single connector (one CCS one Chademo technically) while I don’t know any single pump gas stations
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Stations lying about their availability is really the worst. There is no counterpart for gas cars really. In my whole life I have not seen a gas station out of order entirely.
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by nasmorn 2y ago
The trip was totally fine though. Apart from lunch we only stopped for 1x15min per leg during 7 hours of driving.
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by nasmorn 2y ago
On a recent trip through Croatia the best convenient charger had only 87kw. I would have been pretty sad with a 6C battery when most chargers could mostly do 1C at most.
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by nasmorn 2y ago
While the article says a turn around could be a tall order, I personally feel it could even be a venti.
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Siri was quite impressive when it came out. I just felt it never got significantly better until it became an embarrassment
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by nasmorn 2y ago
The Iliad is much more approachable with a background in ancient history. Whereas I feel only a background in Ulysses really helps with Ulysses.
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by nasmorn 2y ago
It will obviously be Earspresso
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Which is stupid since if you give away the bread for free or cost people can just wait till lunch I guess

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