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by pepperoni_pizza 2mo ago
> If I can download and run arbitrary code on my Mac For now. It is clear which direction Apple is going.
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by pepperoni_pizza 2mo ago
Very much. For example here in Eastern Europe when people hear "Israeli" they tend to assume it means "Russian with Israeli passport, probably here to avoid sanctions or outbid locals on real estate". I'm sure it&#x
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by pepperoni_pizza 2mo ago
Yes, the Kinzhal is a second stage of Iskander launched from a special Mig-31. It is not necessarily a bad weapon but the key innovation was to save money by using the Mig as reusable first stage. Pretending it is in the same class as true
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by pepperoni_pizza 2mo ago
> I'm still waiting for a Postgres provider to just let me mirror data directly to Iceberg, so I can plug in my own stateless query engine. If you count AWS as Postgres provider, DMS into Kinesis into Firehose can do that. There was
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by pepperoni_pizza 2mo ago
Your username is telling.
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by pepperoni_pizza 2mo ago
Gotta stay in zone 2. Or your shins explode.
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by pepperoni_pizza 2mo ago
That is about the most prophetic scifi book I have read. Not in getting all the details right but in general vibe and direction.
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by pepperoni_pizza 2mo ago
As a data point - in my market Tesla is the only manufacturer that makes an EV sedan, and has made them long enough for there to be used ones at reasonable prices (not a lot of people have Taycan money). Most of EVs, especially used ones, a
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by pepperoni_pizza 2mo ago
Some places it remains - and I do find something cute about the physical train ticket that says NYP NYP that I used just today.
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by pepperoni_pizza 2mo ago
You can totally retrofit existing nuclear power plants for closed loop cooling. I'm not sure what the cost would be, though, but it might be worth doing.
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by pepperoni_pizza 2mo ago
DSQL has some serious limitations (transaction size, but also others). I would say working with it feels more like Dynamo than Postgres. Which is fine - it is a specialized system designed for specialized problems, not a drop in replacement
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by pepperoni_pizza 3mo ago
> Woah... this is crazy to see here. Yeah, I'd expect HN to be more into Eclipse Phase or something.
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by pepperoni_pizza 3mo ago
It is centrists and deniers who are stopping us in implementing effective measures that would fight for human lives.
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Why Everyone Got Spain's Blackout Wrong [video](youtube.com)
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by pepperoni_pizza 3mo ago
Which a selfish person is definitely okay with, might even like it.
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by pepperoni_pizza 3mo ago
I think it very much depends on what you're doing. Would it make sense to build Google Docs in HTMX? Probably not. Does it make sense to roll out SPA + JSON API for something that is basically a reskinned Django Admin? Probably not.
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by pepperoni_pizza 3mo ago
In Germany only.
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by pepperoni_pizza 3mo ago
It is fascinating that you look at design choices that Chinese Volvo copied from American Tesla (except for the speed limit) and declare that European cars are the problem.
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by pepperoni_pizza 3mo ago
Today we sail On the Solar Rail For there's much we just don't know So farewell with a kiss Then it's fast for the mist Till we're sleeping in the cold below
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by pepperoni_pizza 3mo ago
According to wikipedia, there's 128 millions of en-IN speakers, of which only few hundred thousands are native - while there's 248 million native en-US speakers.
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by pepperoni_pizza 4mo ago
You can reapply as a new student and get your finished classes accepted as finished in the new study. My friend was in a similar situation as you, the same school, possibly, except it was "Electric Circuits 2". On Wednesday he fai
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by pepperoni_pizza 4mo ago
Cars replaced horses. AI replaces humans. The carriage owners in this metaphor are the capital class.
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by pepperoni_pizza 4mo ago
> By what metric? By the metric of Denmark being the leading force being Chat Control, Palantir driven panopticon and worse.
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by pepperoni_pizza 4mo ago
Why do you think they left, then?
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by pepperoni_pizza 4mo ago
> Sorry, but how was that murder successful? There's many anecdotes of people who managed to get lifesaving or lifechanging treatments in the panic after the CEO got murdered. Obviously, anecdotes aren't data - but it is highly
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by pepperoni_pizza 4mo ago
Terrorism very much does work. The Basque and the Northern Irish terrorists / freedom fighters have gotten a so many of their demands for autonomy met that they disbanded (in one case formally, in the other almost) because they weren&#
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by pepperoni_pizza 4mo ago
My favorite is having beer with friends in a restaurant car. It's like going to a pub but with awesome view!
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by pepperoni_pizza 4mo ago
Depends on which powers for each specific choice. Electric cars don't run on Saudi-Trump-Putin juice, so they're pretty good step in screwing those, for example.
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by pepperoni_pizza 4mo ago
I think that is just the nature of the open core business - but like most such businesses, they're not very clear about how that is what they are, pretending to be open source business instead.
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by pepperoni_pizza 4mo ago
I think it also depends on other stuff. Spain gets bunch of sun even when there's the deepest winter in Finland but even if they are technically part of the same grid, the challenge is getting the energy there.

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