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by pyrale 2y ago
The case against gmail is very simple for me: - I need to own the domain name to make sure mail is sent to my property. - Gmail for is a paid service for custome domain names. - Why would I pay for an advertising service?
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by pyrale 2y ago
Not really. It's more about understanding that having competent people in the system tends to benefit the community at large, and be willing to endure the (many) downsides. And yeah, it doesn't work for everyone, and some people g
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by pyrale 2y ago
As a self-proclaimed genius, I agree with this advice. People say my work is shit nowadays, but it's only because I'm trying to give them a chance to shine.
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by pyrale 2y ago
Ok. In France there is usually a single phase for house appliances. Triphased networks are for distribution and transport. Thanks for the explanation!
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by pyrale 2y ago
Is there still a N needed for 3phase? The big selling point of triphased power is that you don't need a neutral line, which is obviously a big benefit for transport. Is there a benefit to add a neutral line for battery loading?
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by pyrale 2y ago
Well, how will taxi-sex enjoyers make sure that no toddler vomited on the seat they intend to frolic on?
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by pyrale 2y ago
The issue I have with most chatbots, or voice assistants on helplines, is that they're designed to be a time waster before I receive actual help. Either A) I know what I want, and that I can't get it without human intervention, or
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by pyrale 2y ago
Once you understand that 6tb fits on a hard drive, you can just as well put it in a run-of-the-mill pg instance, which metabase will reference just as easily. Hell, metabase is fine with even a csv file...
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by pyrale 2y ago
Where exactly are you quoting that first message from? > I am not honest enough to avoid making strawmen A-ha!
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by pyrale 2y ago
https://analysesetdonnees.rte-france.com/en/electricity-revi...
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by pyrale 2y ago
I suspect above poster wrote zionism as a way to refer to neo-zionism, since people often mistakenly call nzo-zionist proponents that way. The gist of the idea is that zionism is a "dead" ideology already, since it has reached its
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by pyrale 2y ago
It happened in 2022. That’s not exactly «all the time» or even «again».
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by pyrale 2y ago
> What if you live on the Gulf Coast, exposed to hurricanes? [...] Sure, but there are a lot of disasters where the cables are fine. You have to understand that this article was written by an European technologist worrying about a war si
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by pyrale 2y ago
Not really European countries, no. Quote from your article: > With the exception of Hungary, which has recently signed an agreement with Rosatom for the expansion of its Paks nuclear power plant, European countries have been seeking to d
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by pyrale 2y ago
> like it happens all the time when the French fleet needs repairs again for example The one time this happened in 40 years was quite a problem for European supply reliability.
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by pyrale 2y ago
Why would they need to give me this for a screening round? Do they expect me to do actual work for them?
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by pyrale 2y ago
… Or if you expect to ever raise money again.
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by pyrale 2y ago
The art part is actually pretty nice, because everyone can see directly if the generated art fits their taste, and back-and-forth with the bot to get what you want is actually pretty funny. It gets frustrating sometimes, but overall it&#x27
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by pyrale 2y ago
The reason he was acquitted [1] : > So I basically lied to the regulators (unknowingly) [1]: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6497959-Boeing-Text-...
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by pyrale 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAS_syndrome
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by pyrale 2y ago
Also the delta between theoretical performance and benchmarked performance is much smaller for Frontier (AMD) than for Aurora (Intel). That being said, note that the software is also different on the two computers.
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by pyrale 2y ago
> I hate to play the pessimist here, but I wish we could balance these amazing technological advances with the wisdom on how to use them. This article left me with the same feeling. Technology advances so fast we're simply unable to
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by pyrale 2y ago
> The second, if done well, can be incredibly powerful, however. If the family is strong enough and trusted enough, you can get outsized economic benefits from it. That is also how you cultivate nepotism. It feels powerful if your family
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by pyrale 2y ago
This is a very significant change! I'd be interested in seeing an estimate of the battery costs to the grid, and also next winter's data. but if battery costs and material requirements are reasonable, and this deployment is not th
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by pyrale 2y ago
> This was not my point and you know it. No, but that was mine in the message you answered to. > The average person consumes HTML email. And I'm not sure the average person cares about receiving elaborate emails with spy pixels a
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by pyrale 2y ago
Average people tend to use what they have, I have zero "average" friend trying to get more supported features than there currently are. And, by the way, most of my friends do not use html/CSS directly, or even indirectly use
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by pyrale 2y ago
I believe there are two points in the message : - A normative one : the less is supported, the better. - A descriptive one : many (not indicative of any share) of their relations actually do that. None of the points is telling about their r
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by pyrale 2y ago
Quite honestly, people have no business sending me code to execute or resources to fetch. I get that adtech is interested in using my email as their billboard, but they can fuck right off. Plaintext + attachments or gtfo.
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by pyrale 2y ago
> do you think Google's legal team, which is probably equally qualified and vastly more well paid (and with a lot more to lose if they're wrong), would advise employees to do this if they hadn't considered such trivialitie
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by pyrale 2y ago
> The culture is about creating explicit artifacts of knowledge In the case of Google, the culture was, explicitly, about destroying potential evidence of wrongdoing [1]. [1]: https://ia601707.us.archive.org/28/items

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