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by ragebol 6mo ago
Building a bouldering wall at home, for the kids. A bunch of square panels with a grid pattern to mount hold on, with the panels hanging on french cleats (with a locking system, #TODO) so the panels are easily removable so I can hang someth
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by ragebol 6mo ago
My guess as a Dutch guy, not 100% familiar with our neighboring country's rules etc): Yes, exporting to the grids. If a house has an old Ferraris meter, it will rotate backwards or a new, smart(er) meter, that has a separate counter fo
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by ragebol 7mo ago
Competent enough to receive money, not competent enough to run a country well. But now we're getting into very subjective stuff, I'm sure his handlers are quite OK with what he's doing. It doesn't matter it all looks sup
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by ragebol 7mo ago
Getting yourself installed as president while knowing you are incompetent (I mean, look at all those bankrupt businesses, he should know) is nefarious in itself. His entourage is nefarious for supporting the incompetency for their own gain.
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by ragebol 7mo ago
Which is a shame in itself
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by ragebol 7mo ago
Yep, sounds like "This was bound to happen at some point"
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by ragebol 7mo ago
Ty, Ruff, UV, all great tools I recently started really using and I couldn't be happier with them. Sigh
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by ragebol 7mo ago
Not often that I audibly groan at a HN headline :-(
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by ragebol 7mo ago
pixi? https://pixi.prefix.dev/latest/ Have not tried it too much yet because I was pretty content with `uv`, but I've heard lots of good things about it
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by ragebol 7mo ago
Everyone in a very specific bubble
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by ragebol 7mo ago
Am I weird in that I don't think I ever interacted with a bank teller? The only bank employee I ever interacted with was when getting a mortgage and maybe opening an account, but at least here in the Netherlands, I don't think the
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by ragebol 7mo ago
Nothing wrong with middle men per se, but problems do arise when we all rely on the same middleman: those become way too powerful and can do nasty things. By that time, no one can do without the nasty middle man as we have forgotten or neve
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by ragebol 7mo ago
Ha, I noticed this too! And even my 3 y/o picked up on this. We have a set (something with Spiderman IIRC) that attached wheels with yellow pins that allow for better rolling of wheels. The black pins are too tight for this indeed.
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by ragebol 7mo ago
That has always been the case. The market price for seniors will go up significantly if the supply drops. It's just shortsighted to not train any/enough juniors as an industry. Shortsightedness, what else is new
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by ragebol 7mo ago
Isn't that the point, to be able to learn that. The craft changes with all these AI helpers, so the juniors have to also catch up/change with it. Or there won't b any seniors in due time.
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by ragebol 7mo ago
Looks an awful like project management to me, but not for human coders. Maybe a setup like this will allow me to be a project manager without dealing with actual humans :-)
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by ragebol 8mo ago
- 99% invisible - RoidRage (by AstroForge) - Energy transition Show - Off-Nominal & Main Engine Cut Off - The Pragmatic Engineer Dutch podcast: - De Technoloog - Space Cowboys - De Groene Nerds
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by ragebol 8mo ago
What could be an improvement to or over the peer review system?
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by ragebol 8mo ago
> micro-targeted > mandated USB-C on Apple devices There is no law that states specifically Apple must specifically use USB-C. IIUC, the law is that all brands/manufacturers should use the same type of charger, an industry standa
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by ragebol 8mo ago
Never too old to learn!
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by ragebol 8mo ago
It's well known here in the region around ASML that they are very process heavy and things move slow. I'm not keen on working for them
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by ragebol 9mo ago
I do and have one actually. I have no idea if a kWh of compute could be worth more than eg. a kWh/(heat pump COP) though. Probably not...
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by ragebol 9mo ago
Where can I buy a compute-for-heat home system? Edit: I have a heat pump, which is more efficient for heating of course
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by ragebol 9mo ago
This problem is called Coverage Path Planning. One option one could use is eg. https://fields2cover.github.io/ but that doesn't work too well if there's lots of obstacles in the fields like in this case. I'm
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by ragebol 9mo ago
A bit like HomeAssistant Voice? https://www.home-assistant.io/voice-pe/
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by ragebol 9mo ago
I expected something about cryptography keys hidden in a decoration somewhere (kinda like LoTR Gate of Moria style), article was not quite what I expected. Although it is in a sense
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by ragebol 10mo ago
Impartant context: EU demands US follow EU law on EU soil for EU consumers . EU stuff must abie by US law when going to the US, vice versa as well.
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by ragebol 10mo ago
The article mentions > If the worst happens and the dome is punctured, 2,000 tonnes of CO2 will enter the atmosphere. That’s equivalent to the emissions of about 15 round-trip flights between New York and London on a Boeing 777. “It’s ne
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by ragebol 10mo ago
I'm not a gamer, so honest question: what is PITA with HDMI for gamers?
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by ragebol 10mo ago
Are we really? As much as I want to believe this and as much as some people want this, is is not yet the case AFAIK. Some govts. had some success recently though, like Schlesswig-Holstein. The Dutch tax administration is currently busy push

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