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601.
by pkulak 3y ago
What a bunch of Jays.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Maybe the fix isn't fixing the human error, but making it impossible.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Anyone who says only calories matter should try tracking their calories, then eating processed food one day, unprocessed the next. If you stick to the same total calories, you’ll be very hungry the first day.
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by pkulak 3y ago
> anything goes, you can be whatever you feel like and there's no judgement of any of your actions Wow, what a terrible take. If anyone needs religion to live a moral life, I'm glad they have found it and hope they never lose i
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by pkulak 3y ago
I look forward to 2030 when microservices are all the rage. Anyone who avoids the temptation to tear down and rebuild their entire org as a monolith will be way ahead of the curve.
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by pkulak 3y ago
I would like us to eventually get back to hydrogen though. It has more lift and isn't in limited supply. If we can drive around with 20 gallons of gasoline under our butts, we can probably figure out how to fly around with hydrogen abo
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by pkulak 3y ago
The new Nest. Humidity is supported in the Google app, but not through Matter at the moment. No fan control either. I'm hoping that stuff gets added eventually, but I'll be fine even if not.
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by pkulak 3y ago
It's the new Nest one, which isn't ideal since my old Nest was the one I hated, but it's the only Matter one, so...
609.
by pkulak 3y ago
First Matter vacuum gets my business! I just bought a Matter thermostat on a whim (incentives took the price down to $10) and I'm really impressed. It integrated into Home Assistant in seconds after I scanned a QR code and now the loca
610.
by pkulak 3y ago
My gas car is out of warranty and I have yet to replace the engine.
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by pkulak 3y ago
That’s cool and all, but you’re assuming gasoline exists in pools, fully refined, under gas stations. Since you’ve priced in the entire lifecycle of every watt of electricity, now you need to run it again taking into account the mining, ref
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by pkulak 3y ago
https://www.motortrend.com/features/truth-about-electric-car... The takeaway is that any analysis that suggests gas cars are better, at the very least, assumes that gasoline exists in pools just under gas stations. But
613.
by pkulak 3y ago
Well yeah, this is one of the core issues that Wayland was built to address. X11 has zero security.
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by pkulak 3y ago
It’s great, but no phone apps.
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by pkulak 3y ago
If I'm always giving the mugger my gun, why carry it? Seems like the danger from having a gun on my person and in my house vastly outnumbers the chance I become Dirty Harry for an evening, no matter how thrilling that thought is. And I
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by pkulak 3y ago
I find dignity in being alive for my family.
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by pkulak 3y ago
So, just so I understand, bad guys all have guns. And you wish you could have one too, for protection against said bad guys. But why is a firefight preferable to a mugging?
618.
by pkulak 3y ago
Sublime Music is also wonderful.
619.
by pkulak 3y ago
I don’t know why no one mentions this, but it’s nearly the only reason I buy physical: The ownership of a physical game is tied to a physical token (the disk or cartridge) not an account on some server that can be closed or locked whenever
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by pkulak 3y ago
Otherwise known as a “perverse incentive”, or “the cobra effect”, for when a bounty was created to get rid of the snakes, causing people to breed them instead of hunt them.
621.
by pkulak 3y ago
If Kagi keeps charging, it will never be popular. They could lower their price to $0.99 a year with the same result. And that's a good thing.
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by pkulak 3y ago
It’s fine if what you like about Linux is running Linux apps. But for me, it’s the privacy, the control, the choice of desktop environments etc. I can run VS Code on anything. And Firefox runs like garbage on a Chromebook, so, what’s really
623.
by pkulak 3y ago
The problem with doing that in the purest sense is that mechanically connecting the engine to the wheels is always more efficient than turning a dynamo, then running the power through an inverter and a motor. Honda and Mitsubishi actually d
624.
by pkulak 3y ago
Yeah, I can't see that they are pulling in close to that number per month with ads.
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by pkulak 3y ago
I’ve personally ABX tested people who swore up and down that they could spot 128 AAC, even, and they couldn’t. Never found anyone who could. I know they exist, but they are rare, and probably not the folks who say they can.
626.
by pkulak 3y ago
Choices can make you unhappy.
627.
by pkulak 3y ago
Well, they have to spend their time propping up an OS built by one of the richest companies in the world for free.
628.
by pkulak 3y ago
I actually use Podman and write Kube config yaml instead of docker compose yaml. I do like it better. It's a bit more polished.
629.
by pkulak 3y ago
Yeah, I see Docker Compose as a development environment setup aid. This seems like a way to set up a system.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Naw, you have no free time because you live in a food desert where you can't even walk to get groceries and you're stuck in your car for everything. You're totally dependent on a giant, expensive, resource-intensive monster.

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