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by plantain 6y ago
Or you just massively over-provision the renewable infrastructure. South Australia is aiming for 500%. https://reneweconomy.com.au/south-australia-set-sights-on-st... The nature of the weather is that it is always windy som
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by plantain 6y ago
It won't happen, because there's no political incentive to do so. The citizens of these beleaguered countries seem quite happy with the government management thus far[1]. I honestly don't know how anyone can look at the UK re
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by plantain 6y ago
What is the innovation? Their website is devoid of content about what they are building other than a string of buzzwords? >We are building a new kind of server. >True rack-scale design, bringing cloud hyperscale innovations around den
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by plantain 6y ago
I've suggested multiple times to them and even offered to help them setup HTTP BitTorrent to reduce the loads, but there's just no actual interest in solving the problem...
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by plantain 6y ago
This is going to fracture the fledgling community building on mapbox-gl-js - I expect we'll see a divergent BSD version as a result. I regret building out on mapbox-gl-js rather than leaflet...
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by plantain 6y ago
As in, https://ssr.vuejs.org/guide/hydration.html
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by plantain 6y ago
API gateway is optional though - it's poorly documented but most workloads are just fine without it.
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by plantain 6y ago
Average users are certainly discovering Brave and other privacy extensions. I know, because they're regularly writing me confused and angry emails complaining legitimate functionality on my websites is broken as a result of them.
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by plantain 6y ago
After enough flight testing, done solely by the aircraft builder/owner.
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by plantain 6y ago
Wasn't it more professional programmers being salty that policy decisions were being made by code with absolutely no tests or peer review?
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by plantain 6y ago
Easily my favourite feature of Google Cloud is every(?) web console action has the CLI command, or API RPC to achieve the same action. It means I do every task the first time in the web console, where it's easy and discoverable, the se
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by plantain 6y ago
This theory would be relatively easy to verify by comparing against other 'rich' professions. I think the reason is much simpler though - a small but significant number of our colleagues continue to make it horrible for women to r
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by plantain 6y ago
It's quantum annealer, not a universal gate system https://medium.com/quantum-bits/what-s-the-difference-betwee...
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by plantain 6y ago
It's beautiful, it's cheap such that you can afford a level of luxury you couldn't in the west, and sure the level of petty crime is higher than the west but it's still at beginner-to-intermediate levels of streetwisenes
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by plantain 6y ago
It goes both ways... I had similar experiences in Thailand, but I also saw a lot of terrible behaviour from tourists - trashing rooms, causing disturbances late at night, trying to trick/scam or just nickle-and-dime the locals . Thaila
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by plantain 6y ago
The sirens definitely went off in NRW.
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by plantain 6y ago
I run a web service with email validation, and a nontrivial number of users' validation emails bounce with a request to click some link to pay some money in order to email the user. Sometimes I get the same responding to support reques
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by plantain 6y ago
conda's dependency resolution is horribly slow, sometimes to the point of never resolving...
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by plantain 6y ago
Really? 'Entry-level' EPYC's (7F52) have 256MB of L3 cache for 16 cores. I don't think there's any Intel CPU's with more than 36MB L3?
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by plantain 6y ago
>Not only do you have to comply with performing all airworthiness directives but you also have to perform all service bulletins. Again, just not true. CASA is more aggressive than most other countries with maintenance requirements - thei
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by plantain 6y ago
>All aircraft must be flown in (they can't be sent by ship). This is just not true. I'm about to import my second plane by ship right now. It's no big deal. Incidentally, Ray taught me to fly (only ground school, he doesn&
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by plantain 6y ago
When I open Steam, 100% of the time I get a popup advert for whatever promotion they have on?
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by plantain 6y ago
I just don't understand how the UK, a modern first world democracy, can be quite so far behind every other country. They're still debating a quarantine for new arrivals, contact tracing is yet to really start, testing lagged signi
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by plantain 6y ago
Incrementally.
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by plantain 6y ago
You submit physical photos, which Australia is insanely picky over. My most recent renewal took me three tries across three separate camera stores before I found pictures they were happy with. The review process seems to be manual as far as
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by plantain 6y ago
That's exactly the plan in many countries with the current caseload well within the capacity of the healthcare system (i.e. Germany). Balancing overloading the healthcare system with reopening business.
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by plantain 6y ago
SkySight | https://skysight.io | REMOTE | Part-time/Contract | React/CSS/UI/UX developer Small company based in Germany, myself and a few contractors, looking for React JS/Native/CSS/UI/UX
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by plantain 6y ago
SkySight | https://skysight.io | REMOTE | Part-time/Contract | React developer Small company based in Germany, myself and a few contractors, looking for React JS/Native/CSS/UI/UX skills for a frontend re
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by plantain 6y ago
And for the bonus - changing your language at the bottom takes you back to the home page rather than staying on the screen you were looking at.
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by plantain 7y ago
>You need to opt-in to start this this, not just take an OS update. >You also need to install an app and opt-in to allow it to use the data. In some countries (i.e. Australia) there was indications from the government the app could be

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