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by pkulak 2y ago
How do you know it hasn't. ;)
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by pkulak 2y ago
I was waiting for this to try switching… and now I’ve discovered oil.nvim and can never go back.
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by pkulak 2y ago
So then what’s protecting the protection? And that protection? At some point you have to stop. EVSEs have to be UL rated and conform to the J1772 spec. Their entire reason for existing is safety, and they basically don’t do anything else. T
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by pkulak 2y ago
That’s odd. An EVSE doesn’t require protection. It is the protection.
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by pkulak 2y ago
TFA explains that it’s all relative. Trying to detect 5ma of current going to the wrong place under a 48-amp load may be impossible and will probably result in constant false trips. Probably also in the middle of the night, leaving your car
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by pkulak 2y ago
The fresh water that the PNW currently has access to is mind boggling. If it even comes close to being scarce, the whole world is probably in trouble. We irrigate millions of acres with the Columbia, and it’s still the largest river to hit
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by pkulak 2y ago
Good riddance to people who think they “know how to drive”. If they did that stuff on private tracks, fine, but in my experience they prefer to use the public road network, which is obviously built and managed for transportation only.
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by pkulak 2y ago
So nothing can be slavery if there's any choice at all? By that logic slavery can never exist, because any slave can chose not to work and be killed, kill themselves, run, etc. At some point you have to draw a line and say, there is ch
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by pkulak 2y ago
When you're put in prison, your "freedom is taken". We use that language for a reason. It's what happens, it's intentional, and I used to think everyone understood what it meant. Choices in prison are not the same a
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by pkulak 2y ago
You can’t give someone only two options, one less bad, then claim there was a free choice made.
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by pkulak 2y ago
Only until the next article saying that "all clocks are 0.5 seconds early" and we then switch to randomized rounding.
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by pkulak 2y ago
What are you trying to say? Max out of pocket is the max out of your pocket, not the insurance company's.
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by pkulak 2y ago
You can buy it as long as you also have an HSA account, which you should have anyway because it’s pre tax.
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by pkulak 2y ago
I don't know why folks think Windows is easier to maintain than Linux. Sure, if you're running Gentoo maybe, but Bluefin is the most hands-off and stable operating system I've ever encountered; and I've used ChromeOS. I&
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by pkulak 2y ago
Oh, that would be nice. I get the reasoning not to, but it would be nice to have the option.
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by pkulak 2y ago
> This is how a lot of home assistant integrations work. And it how the _current_ integration works. So what are we gaining here? I certainly don't yet have any option for a vacuum that isn't Valetudo.
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by pkulak 2y ago
Magnus is a stereotype of a prima donna. He’s always condescending and tried to destroy Hans Niemann’s career because Hans had the nerve to beat him once. I think he wants to be crowned World Champion without going through all the trouble o
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by pkulak 2y ago
I feel like I’ve seen a dozen photos of it now and still have no idea what it looks like. Could you maybe take a couple steps back and snap a shot or two?
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by pkulak 2y ago
Except it’s more than that. Go and Java maintain a stack for every virtual thread. They are clever about it, but it’s very possible that doing anything more than a sleep would have blown up memory on those two systems.
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by pkulak 2y ago
That’s not planting a tree.
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by pkulak 2y ago
I use Kotlin all day at work and still think it’s a wonderful language. I never use Rust at work and also think it’s a wonderful language. Rust is really just a fun language to write apps in. Is it okay for us to admit that yet?
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by pkulak 2y ago
No they won't. If they started tomorrow planting 100,000 trees a day, and never took a single day off, they would finish up in 2052. What kind of nursery can even grow 100,000 saplings of conifer a day? https://podcasts.appl
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by pkulak 2y ago
It is so adorable when Europeans complain about bike/transit infrastructure. Here’s my bike lane. It’s that white strip of paint on the right there: https://maps.app.goo.gl/HHcHi3u5xbAM4jxY7?g_st=ic
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by pkulak 2y ago
Ah yes, that makes sense. Thanks!
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by pkulak 2y ago
I’m maintaining a Matrix TUI and I haven’t updated it in forever because I keep saying I’m going to wait for the next stable Rust SDK… but I just keep waiting. Anyone know if that is planned, because without a stable release, packaging is a
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by pkulak 2y ago
But it’s TCP that’s holding us back. You can get around it up with multiple range requests, but even then TCP is a bit chatty to be as efficient as theoretically possible. What we need is an open-source Aspera. I gave it a shot a long time
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by pkulak 2y ago
Super cool. I did the same kind of thing with my tidbyt display: https://github.com/pkulak/tidbyt My local transit agency (Trimet) is _really_ good with their api. It's public, and a single HTTP GET to get the ETA
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by pkulak 2y ago
We’re not making different points. Read the parent comment I was responding to.
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by pkulak 2y ago
I run three miles a day, never drive anywhere (bike or bus), eat reasonably healthy, and I'm still 20 pounds overweight. And what really scares me is that running is the only exercise I enjoy and if my weight fluctuates up just 5 pound
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by pkulak 2y ago
Same. Had to spend a bunch of time on Telegram finding a breakout board in NA, but once I did that, it was just a matter of following directions. It’s my favorite piece of tech at the moment, and it cost me 180 bucks brand new.

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