pintxo

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   by pintxo 4y ago

   Also cities in Europe are significantly denser then most US cities.
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   Aren’t synthetic hydro-carbons even worse from an efficiency point of view then pure hydrogen? That should wholly explain why it’s not done.
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   > having critical civic infrastructure controlled by the military Hasn't that ship already sailed, with the Army Corps of Engineers being responsible for all dikes in the US?
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   This style of incremental building seems to be still in existence in Southern Europe. It‘s not uncommon to see unfinished concrete structures. Basically the raw skeleton often with exposed rebar at the top or sides, indicating future work.
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   If you "intent to destroy" Christianity, "in whole or in part" then killing just 2 should be enough to formally be considered genocide. I guess, citation needed, mass graves simplify arguing in favor of "intend to d
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   Those are all aircraft based, so not the fastest mode of deployment.
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   Isn's this the last 20% of performance being expensive and the last 1% prohibitively so? I imagine for high-end leather, you are raising 10 animals for 1 ending up having skin without any bruises etc. Speculation: Then, in the end, thi
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   Played this at university, can confirm it ends in utter chaos.
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   This! 100% If you can sell me a legal subscription at my doorstep, I can go to any of your companies offices and cancel it by talking to the doormen.
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    Card houses can be quite stable though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5F6j4e1C4Zk
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    > Another innovation suggests that artificial intelligence could make CSP more competitive. Heliogen Inc., a CSP company backed by Bill Gates, uses computer vision to track the sun and continually adjust the mirrors in a CSP plant to max
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    Printed solar technology for off-grid charging on a journey around Australia(chargearoundaustralia.com)

    2 points by pintxo 5y ago|0 comments
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    DB will pay a Taxi or Hotel in such cases. Just had them pay my Taxi home last week.
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    Funny to read someone discover analog film for the first time, when you grew up with it yourself. While I am happy I learned and practiced manual film development in the lab (bw only), I would not move back from my full frame DSLR anytime s
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    A SAM system is quite vulnerable while being transported or setup. I guess they did not properly stage their SAM units? Set up the first on on your site of the border, then one within the shield of the first, then the third within the shiel
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    Two cases out of millions ...
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    We can still blame the regulator, that they introduced legislation they do not enforce. If all those dark pattern usages would lead to prosecution, they would be gone already. I fear the assumption was that the market participants would be
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    I take you are no big fan of Lisp? /s Well, actually I agree with you - sometimes. I have actually written helper functions to get similar pipeline processing capabilities in js. function pipe(...args) { return args.reduce(
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    You are free to structure it differently: let x = anotherThing( somethingElse( something() ) );
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    What happens when the trust was not worth it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alves_dos_Reis
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    A proper Mercedes developed algorithm will only ever use the left lane, so no risk to have a trailer in front /s
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    Well, if you don't have tests to ensure a service adheres to it's original promises, then yes, you'll need to run the full integrated system (I would probably do it anyway, depending on the context). Reminds me of the fun tim
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    Please accept that I made no argument for a-priory abstraction and modularization. Personally, I find any abstraction problematic, where I cannot understand from the import statements of the current code which other code will be executed. B
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    It's all tradeoffs. Glue code should really only be tested in your integration or E2E tests, you have those, don't you? Now, if A would look like below, we might accept not testing it at all, as the initial and upkeep costs to moc
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    If function A does not much more than calling B, maybe testing A is not strictly necessary. If A does something important/complex/critical/etc maybe the important/complex/critical/etc part can be refactored int
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    A fine bridge, but can someone explain how they will be able to remove the building cranes from the top of the pillars?
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    Here is was hoping for a venue to vent my anger with how using Microsoft’s recent products around Office kind of insults any sane person using it. OneDrive syncing away files, created on that very same machine just to be not available anymo
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    You may want to get hold of a copy of: Flour Water Salt Yeast by Ken Forkish
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    This is from 2008: > NATO welcomes Ukraine’s and Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic aspirations for membership in NATO. We agreed today that these countries will become members of NATO. [1] [1] Item 23: https://www.nato.int/cps&#x2F
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    by pintxo 5y ago

    The internet is pull-based. Grandparents push their experiences to their offspring.