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by rndmize 3y ago
I get the idea - using the build-in capabilities of html is nice, clean, and simple. But that wasn't viable ten years ago, and it isn't today - and I don't particularly feel that htmx etc. is a better solution than something
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by rndmize 3y ago
Jesus man, you sound like an experimenter in a scifi horror story.
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Bicycle Repairman [pdf](readerslibrary.org)
3 points by rndmize 3y ago|1 comments
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Where did the Carter White House's solar panels go? (2010)(scientificamerican.com)
79 points by rndmize 3y ago|127 comments
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by rndmize 3y ago
This is a leap. If they publicly espouse some sort of policy and don't adhere to it, it makes them look hypocritical - but I don't see how this limits their editorial freedoms. They can change the policy, or actually adhere to it.
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by rndmize 3y ago
I favor something like this, if less strong. It should be required that a product that reaches end-of-life as defined by the manufacturer should have all documentation and source code released and open sourced; prior to end-of-life (and per
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by rndmize 3y ago
Not really. Censorship on a legal/state-wide level is different from a single community having constraints or standards - nothing prevents certain types of discussion that aren't allowed here from happening somewhere else. Also, t
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by rndmize 3y ago
This is something I've been curious/interested in for a long time, so its good to see that somewhere out there (random Pacific islands aside), there's communities making it work. Some rough numbers I did a month or two ago -
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by rndmize 3y ago
Reading from the linked website, it looks like the PRIME act is a way to avoid federal regulation in favor of potentially looser state regulation. Now I have no dog in this fight, but why couldn't we say, push for the house ag committe
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by rndmize 3y ago
> able to work in places other than California They don't even work in California. I bought a new Pixel last summer and a few weeks later, was running around San Jose on a day that was around 95-100F (car doesn't have working A
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by rndmize 3y ago
Do you mean last year's headlines? Or this years?
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by rndmize 3y ago
Because its been over a decade now, and somehow, they're still behind? If I'm honest though, to me it feels like a Kodak situation - the legacy companies could do it, but they like their existing product lines - the ones that brin
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by rndmize 3y ago
I'm not really sure China needed to be addressed. Simply putting significant money into green tech would have had a variety of effects - build out the sector earlier and faster; threaten control of the sector without competitive invest
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by rndmize 3y ago
I got it when I started needing nvm a while back. Tide is the second thing I've added - I tend to keep things fairly minimal.
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by rndmize 3y ago
Also on the Fish + Fisher + Tide train. I've been using fish for some years now, always been a fan of the autocomplete and highlighting, but Tide feels like a step up. Really like the way it shows my node version on the right is a rele
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by rndmize 4y ago
> It’s not just that it’s a big spend, but it’s a big spend on something 75% of people don’t use even if you did it. Improving infrastructure for bikes in a serious, not-just-paint-on-a-road kind of way would result in higher density, wh
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by rndmize 4y ago
Track them down and do what? Are you deploying a local police officer to arrest a scammer in India? It seems to me that in the vast majority of cases, law enforcement efforts will immediately run into jurisdiction issues, and most of the ef
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by rndmize 4y ago
While it's good the author has gained a better understanding of nuclear waste, I feel that they're almost repeating their mistakes in their discussion of renewable waste. I'm fairly sure that everything they listed - solar pa
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by rndmize 4y ago
> "Whataboutism" is the attempt to make something seem more acceptable because it's common (or at least not unique). That's not what it is. Whataboutism is generally an effort to paint someone making an argument as hy
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by rndmize 4y ago
Providing context is whataboutism now?
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by rndmize 4y ago
Not sure why you're immediately accusing HN staff, anyone past a certain level of karma can flag a topic and cause it to drop significantly.
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by rndmize 4y ago
I was recently trying to log into Slack on a new computer. It required a login and password, and then emailed a 2FA code to my login email. Then it _also_ wanted 2FA code from my mobile app, which it seems wasn't configured correctly o
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by rndmize 4y ago
I disagree. I bought an air fryer for my mom about five years ago, had an older breville toaster oven without the air fry capability I used for the better part of a decade, and moved to a new breville toaster oven with air fry capability ab
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by rndmize 4y ago
Ug, no. I've always hated how Apple refuses to put a "go up to parent folder" button in Finder. Every workaround I've tried just sucks. I don't want to right click the title at the top, I don't want to use li
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by rndmize 4y ago
> I hate Tailwind with the passion of a million suns. It's loved by novices and those who don't know what they're doing, almost exclusively. They claim they know CSS, but will fail after any casual test. As a long term fro
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by rndmize 4y ago
This seems like an odd question to me. Social security? Medicare? Free education? The entire welfare state? The vast majority of regulatory apparatus, which is generally implemented when wealthy/owner class people cause damage to emplo
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by rndmize 4y ago
The anandtech review has some of that, they have one chart on the 7950X running in eco mode https://www.anandtech.com/show/17585/amd-zen-4-ryzen-9-7950x... .
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by rndmize 4y ago
IMO they still have too many 3xxx cards and don't want to cannibalize sales, hence adding them to the top of the stack instead of replacing the 3080/ti (and renaming their 4070 as 4080 12gb). The feeling I get from the whole thing
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Telosa(cityoftelosa.com)
2 points by rndmize 4y ago|0 comments
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Why Doesn’t California Solve Its Housing Crisis by Building Some New Cities?(currentaffairs.org)
8 points by rndmize 4y ago|8 comments

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