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by seec 1y ago
Yes that's it. I'm dumbfounded by the people arguing about the common life. It's when you need the phone the most that battery life matters and it's usually when you are very far from your common routine/habits. Whe
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by seec 1y ago
Why would you want worse battery life just for shaving 2,31 mm and 12g. That's a ridiculous compromise, especially since weight is the more important factor and it's going to be barely noticeable in this case. Battery life isn&#x2
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by seec 1y ago
Your comment about the passively cooled M4 is misleading. Sure, in single thread, it will be definitely faster. In multithread unless you are going for low end or older CPUs it's basically a lie. A 10 Core M4 will score around a 14TH g
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by seec 1y ago
Since you are insisting, I think you should be forced to compete for your job. It will be against another dude in a third world country, having 1/100 of your life expenses and being able to dedicate over 70H of his time for the job, s
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by seec 1y ago
Yep, this is distorted "competition". The actors are not playing by the same rules because one party isn't forced to follow them to the same extent and doesn't have a whole lot to lose if it doesn't follow them at a
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by seec 1y ago
Even apps that are not strictly for dating are full of scams, a lot of catfishing is going on with a ton of onlyfans egirl type of profile. A while ago (about 3 years), I downloaded a ton of apps made (allegedly) to meet new people in citie
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by seec 1y ago
I'm glad, I'm not the only one feeling this way. My experience lately has been that if you are a man, you are just bad, regardless of if your behavior is actually condemnable or not. Worse than that, if you speak against any of th
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by seec 1y ago
It seems like it was an app made to enable the worst of women's behavior. In that way it seems like it was very successful to me. Of course, in reality such behavior is rarely conductive to anything good; I guess they got what's c
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by seec 1y ago
To be fair, email was not something that people really paid for, ever. It was bundled with your internet subscription service, at least in France, this is how the vast majority of people got their first email address (some still use it, som
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by seec 1y ago
It's probably just a confounding variable. Having more Vitamin D probably means that you are getting more outside activity and/or have a better diet. Both things have a protective effect against things like Covid in the way of bet
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by seec 1y ago
Good luck finding a woman that would be happy with that arrangement. On paper they exist but in practice they are nowhere to be found and when you found one, it turns out she couldn't keep up the arrangement past a relatively short per
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by seec 1y ago
Yes of course, but it doesn't fit the current narrative of women being the perpetual victims. I'm increasingly annoyed by the propaganda around women's issues because it always amounts to some bullshit. Considering that women
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by seec 1y ago
Yes, I didn't keep up with the times. Nowadays both macOS and Windows support USB Class 2 for Audio Devices, which does add a lot more capacity, within the limits of the 480mbps bandwidth. https://www.usb.org/sites&#x2F
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by seec 1y ago
So far, I have not been impressed to say the least. First there is the problem that they often use sucralose or another weird sweetener that my digestive system does not like at all (very annoying reflux) and then of course they often taste
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by seec 1y ago
I have no idea why they contest such obvious things. One just has to look at the energy supply mix of Germany in winter, and the truth appears. They have massively overbuilt wind capacity and it's still not even close. They currently
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by seec 1y ago
You got downvoted, I upvoted because I share the sentiment very strongly. I keep getting downvoted for much less sarcastic comments that are actually providing actual information on reality. In this case, I find it baffling that they see no
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by seec 1y ago
Yep, in France we have a separate "subscription" fee that you have to pay no matter what, even if consumption is zero. It even has power levels and flexibility options that change the subscription prices, but also the electricity
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by seec 1y ago
Germany also generates very little electricity from solar in the winter, use quite a bit of coal plant and imports multiple Twh from its neighbors in the worst months. So yeah sure, it can pretend to be ahead on green tech, as long as Franc
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by seec 1y ago
Do you have any real study on this? Considering they work by basically taking electrons from the material, they are guaranteed to get much less efficient and I doubt it's a linear effect. I think once you have destroyed the first layer
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by seec 1y ago
The sad truth is that the majority of common products are like this and the markup is for covering the insane amount of bullshit job to run the bureaucracy enabling this. Which is exactly why they are trying to close the "loophole&quot
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by seec 1y ago
I was amazed at the cognitive dissonance of people pretending it tasted good, when I similarly remarked that many of those types of products were regularly discounted because their sell-by date was too close. On the same shelf, just one in
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by seec 1y ago
What you say is nonsense because by this definition pretty much everything we eat since MULITPLE millennia is ultra processed. Since we started agriculture in the fertile crescent, we have been making stuff like beer and flour-based bread w
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by seec 1y ago
Yeah I'm amazed people with a functioning brain can even entertain that kind of bullshit. Then again, I'm assuming they have a well-functioning brain, maybe that's the real issue. You don't even need to prepare food for
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by seec 1y ago
For vegetarians it's much easier, they just go for animal derived products (eggs and milk based), so it's a bit bullshit if you ask me. For vegans it's extremely hard, a lot of them that I know are proper skinny fat. Rarely o
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by seec 1y ago
I came to the same conclusion. I always wonder if they are completely delusional and ignore every issue to favor their bias or just don't have the problems that we get. From spending quite a lot of time with those people, my opinion is
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by seec 1y ago
You are the one making an oversimplification. The type of food you get from animal agriculture is nowhere near the same thing as what you get from large scale plant agriculture. On top of that, what you harvest from plant agriculture needs
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by seec 1y ago
Well it's a VC backed venture by and for rich SF people. There are plenty of products like that posted on HN, the kind that only make sense if you really make a shit ton of money and have already "solved" most downstream prob
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by seec 1y ago
Most of the wireless earbuds are the same thought. Fundamentally they are fighting an uphill battle with physics and they'll probably never win no matter how much tech is developed. They have settled on multiple mics with noise suppres
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by seec 1y ago
This. I'm a bit baffled considering the loyalty of Apple users to AirPods. They are not very special for the price and most of the gimmicky features are not that useful when they work at all. But at the same time, I know that most Appl
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by seec 1y ago
Most veggies are mostly water by weight/volume so it wouldn't be a good deal. They also have very little actual calories. What you want is actually cereal. They probably absorb a bit let CO2 than trees but at least you can eat the

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