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by rahkiin 1y ago
GP: > > as well as Google servers
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by rahkiin 1y ago
It would be an interesting excercise just to see how such a language would look. Would modules be needed or can preprocessing work still. How more advanced will the type system need to be. And how will pointers chanhe to fix all footguns an
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by rahkiin 1y ago
We haven’t had a left-wing parlement for some decades now
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by rahkiin 1y ago
(2022)
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by rahkiin 1y ago
You can flip washing/dryer doors opening direction. It should be described in the manual.
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by rahkiin 1y ago
How does the purl work for docker images that are not hosted on docker? Or custom npm registries?
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by rahkiin 1y ago
So : make a free app. Ask people to buy the non-free version on a website. Apple gets 0. No revenue at all for providing stable apis and sdks? How’s that sustainable? The app store itself would be a gigantic loss leader that has to be paid
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by rahkiin 2y ago
It does what I need it to do. As opposed to Google Search which does what I need it to do (and could do before) less and less
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by rahkiin 2y ago
To be president, leader of the executive branch. He is using executive powers ignoring congress and actively ignores judges putting himself above all branches. That was not votes on
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by rahkiin 2y ago
I onky use line-completion AI that comes with Rider. I think it is a reasonable mix of classic code completion but with a bit more smart to it, like suggesting a string for a Console.Write. But it does not write new lines, as indicated by
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by rahkiin 2y ago
> According to major auto paint suppliers, more than 80% of new cars are now grayscale. Black, white, gray, and silver dominate the roads. Reds, blues, and greens in auto production are increasingly rare. This is biased data: when cars t
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by rahkiin 2y ago
In the Netherlands we have those two as well, but it is also regulated: - the cheapest plan must not cost more than 115 eur (dont know exactly), and it has mandatory coverage (‘basisverzekering’) - there is a maximum copay of 850eur per yea
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by rahkiin 2y ago
Keeps*. He took them back some weeks ago
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by rahkiin 2y ago
That would require coordinated competence. Testing for these kind of leaks is much easier with paper than live chats too
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by rahkiin 2y ago
We re-invented the wheel quite some times. Stone, then wood, then wood with spokes, then wood with spokes and iron trim, then we eventually added rubber, rubber tubing, then all metal spoke with rubber. For Mars rovers they made new types o
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by rahkiin 2y ago
Sadly such remedy is not possible with USB-C due to the thin piece inside. :(
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by rahkiin 2y ago
Not everything has to be a ‘i win, you lose’. It can be a strategy and architecture where multiple parties get something out of it. In different ways.
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by rahkiin 2y ago
To add: when apple switched to lightning they made a deal with hardware makers that they would support this for 10 years in order not to make all their hardware obsolete again. They did eventually change it after exactly 10 years.
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by rahkiin 2y ago
It might be the primary communications device. So maybe we should look at our definition of computer in this context. As almost everything contains software programmable controllers these days, that cannot be the definition.
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by rahkiin 2y ago
Which they never advertised it to be. Nor is my toaster and my oven or my xbox
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by rahkiin 2y ago
And those independent contractors get no WW or WIA, have to pay their own AOV and ZVW and if they are sick for a month their contract is not renewed. So the difference is not even _that large_.
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by rahkiin 2y ago
It is unclear to me if that salary includes pension, employer taxes, etc. Comparing raw values also does not put job value into view: you cannot be fired on the spot. Healthcare cost almost nothing compared to the US due to some of those ta
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by rahkiin 2y ago
You’re saying if they drop the 30%, those cheap apps would cost 66 cents instead of 99? Or would they stay 99 and thus no change for the consumer? The DMA is about developer choice, not consumers
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by rahkiin 2y ago
We use it daily. The other option we had was a combination of self-hosted github (which at first didnt have actions), jira, and confluence. When actions was nog available, ADO was used for pipelines, so that was 4 services. Give me 1 integr
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by rahkiin 2y ago
They also offer the former. It is called App Domains. (As Domains are AD domains) Ive been using it for 3 years now to register names for my job as Azure bill just gets paid. Anything outside Azure is a bureaucratic mess.
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by rahkiin 2y ago
How does Scaleway measure up these days? Are there good resources for comparing clouds with sovereignty in mind?
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by rahkiin 2y ago
But those taxes serve different purposes? On fuel we have VAT (for commerce) and also other taxes (for road maintenance). Get yourself a good transatlantic deal to get rid if import taxes (and stick to it)
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by rahkiin 2y ago
Your opinions here are the core of my gripe with React: everybody has their own favorite package for some functionality that comes in standard frameworks. You’re mentioning libraries I didnt know existed. This makes every react app differen
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by rahkiin 2y ago
Indeed, <span> is for inline elements what <div> is for block elements: a way to organize and apply styling. With raw html/js it can also be used for targeting text changes.
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by rahkiin 2y ago
For a static site I have, I manually run the Tailwind tool when I include new classes. It generates style css and I commit this file to git.

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