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by pyrale 1y ago
Your point is that pepole leaving some produce on the side of the road along with a money box should accept that some people loot all the produce in a 100km radius without paying, and resell it?
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by pyrale 1y ago
A maintainer for that specific platform was more into the line of thinking that Git should bend over backwards to support them because "loss of support could have societal impact [...] Leaving debit or credit card authorizers without a
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by pyrale 1y ago
...But the tithe has to keep coming.
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by pyrale 1y ago
> Do you still think that today its a colonial project ? Thanks for answering your own question.
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by pyrale 1y ago
If you are willing to mess with kids how is your behaviour with coworkers?
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by pyrale 1y ago
Does Israel still encourage colonies in the west bank?
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by pyrale 1y ago
It doesn’t. The US does, however, and the US has for decades put all of its weight behind Israel. Without that, Israel would probably have faced the same fate as apartheid South Africa. The current genocide is to blame on the US as much as
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by pyrale 1y ago
London's latitude is north of Calgary. I don't know how far south you are, but 15-20° of latitude has a significant impact on the effectiveness of solar, especially during winter.
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by pyrale 1y ago
> your ever-rising electricity bill. It's not a surprise that your bill is rising if people consume less during the day because they install balcony solar, but don't meaningfully change their peak consumption, and therefore, do
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by pyrale 1y ago
And I'll take 3 of those.
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by pyrale 1y ago
Maybe in 2010, but you have an idealized view of 2020 HN.
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by pyrale 1y ago
The egg itself is extremely cheap. The only expensive part is the subscription to disable remote control rights from Enron's traders.
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by pyrale 1y ago
> You forgot to mention anybody who has a yard that gets full sun can mount panels there as well. The overlap with people who have their own solar-compatible roof is probably large.
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by pyrale 1y ago
Solar and renewables alone don't make a grid. You would also need grid-scale batteries, and the cost is not the same. The "improvements" in power transmission is about building more lines, these lines are not going to be sign
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by pyrale 1y ago
A small addendum on the conclusions: - every household, can do that, _if_ they have a roof. appartment buildings may not have enough roof for all the people in it. - for those who can't access that, (that includes people, but also the
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by pyrale 1y ago
I solved this one with a metal tea infuser and bulk tea in a tin box
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by pyrale 1y ago
> But what is "non-algorithmic" curation? Message boards have existed for a very long time, maybe you're too young to remember, but the questions you're raising have very obvious answers. They're not without issu
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by pyrale 1y ago
> if he finds and operator who is willing to build a nuclear power plant in Germany without any government subsidies. So basically, be the only energy source not subsidized? There are plenty of decent reasons to be against nuclear, and t
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by pyrale 1y ago
France also built full-sized commercial plants rather than batteries of small reactors. That's because scale matters for efficient production.
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by pyrale 1y ago
You seem to think they’re doing people a favor by selling them their products. I’m fine with apple looking to exit the market and/or harm their product rather than comply.
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by pyrale 1y ago
> Some of my clients by design host everything on German servers of Azure and call it a day. Accepting the risk isn't the same as finding a way to mitigate it. Plenty of EU companies just happily use US cloud providers, that doesn&#
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by pyrale 1y ago
> I am not aware of any ad network policies that approach the subject of "what is true" or "what is propaganda". From the article: > The ad mimicked a UN website but actually linked to an Israeli government page Yo
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by pyrale 1y ago
Are you saying google does not apply editorial oversight on ads they run? To the best of my knowledge google does restrict who can advertise with them, and their decisions are final and not subject to judicial oversight. In that context, wh
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by pyrale 1y ago
Since 2024, it's hard to make an investment that has no political nature.
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by pyrale 1y ago
> let your homegrown champions stay strong and keep getting stronger. ...Until they start getting banned abroad because your government openly tries to manipulate election in ally countries. And once that happens, you're perpetually
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by pyrale 1y ago
The gist of that advice is that closed systems are that much easier to work with. The tradeoff open system users have to evaluate is whether they’d rather have data rejected and not evaluated if it doesn’t fit their model of it (extreme cas
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by pyrale 1y ago
Aside from the flaws of the article, one provided example annoys me: > What happens when you need to account for “official” apps, which are developed internally and shouldn’t go through the normal review process? There is a reason devs a
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by pyrale 1y ago
Whoops, my initial intent was "without curly braces", since that's where most of the readability comments are from. I guess the comment works both ways, though. > Drives me nuts because you really can only write code for t
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by pyrale 1y ago
Readability was a term coined by people writing languages that are litterally unusable without an IDE to hide stuff when they render the source file to explain why refusing to learn languages with curly braces is sane.
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by pyrale 1y ago
> Especially when are forcing to use newer JDKs. Dude, java 8's eol was 8 6 years ago, now. I have nothing gainst waiting a bit for "newer JDKs", but way too often the pattern is that teams use the oldest possible JDK and

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