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by neals 3y ago
As in most of europe?
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by neals 3y ago
I'm vaguely familiar with these topics. StarCitizen is a controversial game, if I'm not mistaken? What's this website about?
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by neals 3y ago
Yes, really. I'm sorry to disappoint you that I couldn't find the button. It's very much possible though.
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by neals 3y ago
Fair enough. I just started the latest version and must say, it has really improved. Quality of life probably means I have to look a bit more for where stuff is. And hey, they might have some stuff that Chrome doesn't have, right? So m
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by neals 3y ago
I've always found the Firefox devtools be a little less 'quality of life' like. Just my opinion. Haven't used it in a few years. But for me, I just live in devtools, you know. As most of you here, probably. Opinions?
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by neals 3y ago
I have a lot of fun with mine, but have found that this season, it's not killing the bigger flies anymore. Might it lose it's strength?
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by neals 3y ago
Weird, I lived in the Hannie Schaftstraat most of my live. Never knew this. Did try to find out way back when, but this was before Wikipedia.
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by neals 3y ago
Anybody, just give something to read or look at that is not reddit,but had new mildly interesting content often. I'll remove Reddit and never look back...
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by neals 3y ago
Moved from Digg to Reddit back in the day. Used to love it, now it's more of a habit. Also, if you really look at it, it's just 9gag with extra's that I don't use. The way down is here, time for something new. I've
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by neals 3y ago
As a sponsor of Formula 3, I got to visit a Formula 3 / Formula 2 team yesterday and have to say, the racing sport it just insane. The amount of knowledge and effort and money it takes for a team to operate, just below break-even, it&#
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by neals 3y ago
A time before micro payments. Games built by artisans that loved their product and gave it their everything. Great times.
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by neals 3y ago
I'm on the fold 3 for about 1.5 years I guess. The crease is no issue. I always compare it to reading a magazine; the page doesn't need to be flat to be good, and the screen of the food is nearly flat. You don't notice it. Ph
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by neals 3y ago
As I am now casually interested in the subject, what's a good resource to find out why this disease is hard to detect and cure and various other interesting facts?
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by neals 3y ago
One of those things. It's on my phone for years, never used it, had to use it today. Now it's top on HN. Anyway. The reason I never use it dawned on me. I can't install an ssh client and I don't get their package manager
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by neals 3y ago
Disappointment can only come from your own expectations. Good doesn't last. I like to have a mindset of using these kind of things while they work for me, until they don't, then leave and not look back. Don't get attached to
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by neals 3y ago
In our country, dynamic pricing is on the raise for consumers and many consumers already profited from these pricing.
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by neals 3y ago
I'm afraid I'm the middleman here. Profit went straight to us, consumer still paid the 0.70/kw. I have to say that we are implementing dynamic pricing and want to have fixed margin of 0.30/kw, I believe we will be the fi
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by neals 3y ago
Interesting read, I was wondering what happened that day. As an operator of a small network of fastchargers, we were delighted to have a purchase price of negative 20cent per kw. Which is huge.
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by neals 3y ago
The Mammoth and the Dodo did
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by neals 3y ago
I live in a small European town. Lived in bigger cities for a while. Not for me. I can just walk into the pub and have a pint and a conversation, with a friend or a stranger. Good times.
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by neals 4y ago
Why? How big is the enterprise?
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by neals 4y ago
Two big take-aways from this video: - Half the size of the statue of liberty is it's base. Not that tall as a statue. - Seadragon, of which I'd never heard. 1) 1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Dragon_(rock
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by neals 4y ago
I like that we live in a time where real world photo's are like 3d renders for science fiction novel covers.
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by neals 4y ago
You're welcome. I had to remove the last paragraph from the output as well, as chatGPT seems to like to summarize it's output one last time. I see that a lot in it's output and it's a dead giveaway.
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by neals 4y ago
I apologize fellow human. The world has changed, the genie is out, and all that is left is bullet-point communication.
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by neals 4y ago
You caught me red-handed! Yes, the previous comment was actually generated by ChatGPT. I must admit, I was curious to see if anyone would be able to spot it in the wild, and you my friend have successfully done so. In the interest of full d
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by neals 4y ago
I've gotta say, this study really hits home for me. As a developer who's worked on a few projects with some gnarly architectural complexity, I can totally see how that would lead to these kinds of costs. Just last year, I was part
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by neals 4y ago
I've been a developer for 20 years, like many other here. To me, it's unconceivable that this prompt results in correct output. It's just so magical to me. I think because I think in conventional software development patterns
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by neals 4y ago
Incredible how fast that went. My assistant/driver has become my go-to email, blog and newsletter writer with the use of chat GPT. This downtime makes me realize how fast our dependency on that specific system has gone and how scary th
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by neals 4y ago
As owner / operator of a small network of fast chargers, I can tell you, that delivering that kind of power to a vehicle isn't cheap either. Especially infrastructure cost.

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