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by rkomorn 1y ago
Do you know for a fact that that's what Google uses for traffic info on Google Maps? The frequency at which it updates for me doesn't seem like it'd be usable for traffic estimation.
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by rkomorn 1y ago
But then what does that make FreeBSD?
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by rkomorn 1y ago
Some probably are. Some probably think they're smarter. I'm guessing most are just scared/intimidated.
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by rkomorn 1y ago
> But I would take a long bet that in 2050, France is closer to 0% nuclear power than it is to the current level. Maybe, but I think the corollary goal is to have nuclear power be a bigger part of the remaining non-renewables. So if (exa
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by rkomorn 1y ago
I've never looked into this but I have a gut feeling that, for Apple Maps and Google Maps, they rely on a mechanism that is less battery intensive (and not exposed with an API) than what a third party app would have to do.
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by rkomorn 1y ago
It's probably a lot simpler to get something to a Lagrange point, unfortunately. Way fewer variables.
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by rkomorn 1y ago
Ah, makes sense. Thanks!
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by rkomorn 1y ago
Right. I guess the thing is I don't know how one spends 100s on SMS messages. I guess that also means you either need the SIM card or an unlocked phone?
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by rkomorn 1y ago
When you collide with something at light speed, you become the scenery (and the former scenery is no more), no?
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by rkomorn 1y ago
Getting off topic but this is exactly why, after never running for fun in my life, I got into cycling (a hobby that admittedly can easily turn expensive even if it doesn't have to). Instead of running 10km in an hour, I could bike fro
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by rkomorn 1y ago
Approving with comments like "please fix X before you merge" is a footgun I've decided to avoid. I totally agree with you on being explicit about why approval isn't given. I'll say that there are lots of things that
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by rkomorn 1y ago
I didn't know about this and it sounds interesting, so I've been trying to google how shortcodes can lead to theft as you describe and I think I just don't have the right terms for it because I'm getting results that mat
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by rkomorn 1y ago
And the environmental impact up and downstream (both for failure cases and regular operation).
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by rkomorn 1y ago
I'd call you an inspiration but that would be giving myself too much credit because in reality I don't think I could even convince myself to try.
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by rkomorn 1y ago
I admire this. I'm also old but fell on the "comically large number of tabs" side.
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by rkomorn 1y ago
Random point (and definitely not agreeing with OP), but Zwift (and probably others before) has brought on an age of watts/kg competitions. And a lot of being aerodynamic on a bike is athleticism: you need to be flexible enough and appr
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by rkomorn 1y ago
Do you rely on state saving things like resumed browser sessions, or just really start fresh every day?
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by rkomorn 1y ago
I don't see it that way. Having non-blocking comments leaves room for the discussion you want. It's your job as the PR submitter to advocate for your code and shepherd it through. Either you, indeed, work with the reviewer who mad
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by rkomorn 1y ago
This does not improve with someone blocking the PR.
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by rkomorn 1y ago
The way I look at it, commenting without approval means "I don't approve (and here's why) but someone else can." Blocking means "I don't approve and no one else should either."
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by rkomorn 1y ago
So every good Montessori school has a 100% success rate? Edit: and corollary, I guess, any Montessori school that has less than 100% success rate is not a good Montessori school? > the no true scotsman fallacy does not apply here. I don&
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by rkomorn 1y ago
> I do think it is chosen unthinkingly in scenarios where it isn’t necessary Does this genuinely matter beyond (borderline dogmatic) perfectionism? There are plenty of things that make products or projects bad, and I'd say, at most,
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by rkomorn 1y ago
Sounds like a no true Scotsman: "If it didn't work, it wasn't good Montessori."
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by rkomorn 1y ago
Yes, maybe shortsighted is not the right word, but regardless, they misunderstand signal constantly. I go out of my way to block accounts that post stuff I don't want in my feed and pretty much all of them see that as an invitation to
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by rkomorn 1y ago
Never fails to amaze me how shortsighted the algorithms can be. "Oh you didn't skip this video on a topic you usually don't watch? How about we make that topic 50% of your next however many videos?!"
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by rkomorn 1y ago
Yeah... I guess at least your patient isn't awake to deal with whatever horror is happening.
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by rkomorn 1y ago
Arguably not known for moral anything.
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by rkomorn 1y ago
Because smart money thinks they can be the last seller before the crash.
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by rkomorn 1y ago
Without the surgeon, you just get a nurse or a butcher or someone who stayed at a Holiday Inn last night. It's about as reasonable as doing surgery without an anesthesiologist.
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by rkomorn 1y ago
Maybe it saves time if you know you're gonna have to reopen the patient later? "Oh good, my tools are here."

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