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by ovi256 4y ago
I think all LiveView frameworks should be part of this. Here are two Python ones I've tried: https://www.django-unicorn.com/ https://github.com/edelvalle/reactor
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by ovi256 4y ago
If the update business logic is server-side (which it probably is if it's written in Python), there's no way the front end can update without connectivity. Anything else would imply some neat but difficult transpiling of Python to
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by ovi256 4y ago
Heat pump output temp is lower than a furnace's. Thus, it needs to move more air to inject the same heating power. In Europe, where the traditional working fluid is usually water in water radiators, this has been a big issue in popular
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by ovi256 4y ago
Then what is this regulation solving exactly ? Building standards just make building less than standard illegal. They don't increase building buying power.
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by ovi256 4y ago
What is stopping homeowners from building these better homes today ?
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by ovi256 4y ago
Why do you think this idea of starving demand through high prices for something people want is good ? Why do you limit it only to transportation ? Would you care to apply it to all consumer needs, housing, education, child care, health care
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by ovi256 4y ago
https://archive.ph/34YV8 My take: we've asked the state to supplant the good part of old support networks (economic and social support through welfare), and hoped it wouldn't do what we didn't like about thos
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by ovi256 4y ago
I think the only hope a mortal brain has is using a graphic tool to build ffmpeg command lines like https://ffmpeg.guide/
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by ovi256 4y ago
That would be cool but I was obviously thinking the most boring and reasonable solution, more human brains educable to a high enough level in the usual suspect domains.
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by ovi256 4y ago
We have a bunch a problem that could be solved by tech progress. Tech progress is pushed by more brains. More sticks in pop fertility's wheels reduce the number of brains available to work on said problems.
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by ovi256 4y ago
I think you mean "guilty until proven innocent" which the EU calls "principle of precaution"
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by ovi256 4y ago
I think you would benefit from an "Introduction to Computer Networks" type class It will teach you what a switch and a router do, the difference between LANs and WANs, what DHCP and DNS do. The different ISO/OSI layers involv
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by ovi256 4y ago
The shutdown announcement says the shutdown was caused by "challenges during the ongoing very cold crypto-winter". Wish we had more details about that. Did the ongoing winter reduce income to make the service unprofitable ?
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by ovi256 4y ago
subpar here can mean harvested too late to be palatable, not that the mushroom itself had anything wrong
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by ovi256 4y ago
If OP worked in big tech, he got paid really well. So he should have significant savings that will allow him to take a sabbatical year as needed.
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by ovi256 4y ago
Are you using your Macbook with an ungrounded (two prong) plug or in an ungrounded outlet ? That's the typical cause of this behaviour (or a badly-grounded outlet, which is rare, fortunately). The shocks you observe are caused by your
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by ovi256 4y ago
A bit less credible on a fiber link, I think.
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by ovi256 4y ago
What if the DoNotPay bot does not give any advice, just points out existing cases that it finds appropriate and their interpretation in its search results ?
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by ovi256 4y ago
Bad opsec. All of us will receive a visit from the immortal cover squad now to fix our incorrect memories.
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by ovi256 4y ago
> all exist for good reasons Sure, but what's banned is surely not all medical or legal advice. I can browse case law or US code thinking about my case - somehow this does not need a legal license. At the other end of the continuum,
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by ovi256 4y ago
Partially diffuse globally, partially come down in a downplume. The area under the downplume gets the maximum cooling effect.
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by ovi256 4y ago
They are untaxed in practice, so yes, the most favourable.
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by ovi256 4y ago
> a whole different approach is needed Why not tell us something about this approach ? Unless it's doing nothing.
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by ovi256 4y ago
"Life requires work. You can't just expect to live without work, and it's wrong for someone to live off the work of others. So UBI has no moral justification." How about: "You're gonna want something that other
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by ovi256 4y ago
FWIW, the vast majority of graves are for a few dozen years. Then the descendants don't renew the lease, the cemetery disposes of the remains and the spot is reused
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by ovi256 4y ago
I know of a French company who's a big actor in the field of automated gravestone and stone marker robot making. It's quite possible that your gravestone will be made by one of their robots. When I visited their R&D facility,
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by ovi256 4y ago
After Patrick O'Brian's wife Mary passed, his writing lost something. He is famous for the Aubrey-Maturin book series. The books became darker, sure. But it also lost plot cohesion. There is proof his wife was the one tracking the
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by ovi256 4y ago
The article does not mention organic bread and wheat. I hear a lot of chatter from people in agribusiness that it's better to avoid buying it, as it does not receive fungicide treatment and is much more likely to be contaminated with f
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by ovi256 4y ago
Enough pollutant stays in the water table to be a health concern.
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by ovi256 4y ago
Yes, a collar with a bell reduced predation by cats, and is recommended by the Royal Society for Protection of Birds, among others. Now, to be fair, it is not without its cost. It happens that cats get it tangled in fences or other obstacle

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