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61.
by stefs 11mo ago
well, the chinese outsourced hog farms (pork production) to the U.S. because the farms are considered too toxic and environmentally destructive for them.
62.
by stefs 1y ago
I'm not sure I get you - "not 0" is a more predicable value than a certain number, isn't it?
63.
by stefs 1y ago
it may be possible to add - or rather, that they've already added - an mcp function that clears the context?
64.
by stefs 1y ago
that is not the same.
65.
by stefs 1y ago
> The reasoning was that more horses are needed to remove the manure, and these horses produce more manure. i think that even then, that's not a problem, as one horse drawn cart can remove a lot more manure than it produces, i.e. a
66.
by stefs 1y ago
but you don't do this for strings either, as shown in the examples - partial strings are pushed even though they're not yet ended: {"name": "Ale"}
67.
by stefs 1y ago
cool! how does this compare to dokploy? same niche or are there important differences?
68.
by stefs 1y ago
My car gets 40 rods to the hogshead and that's the way I likes it!
69.
by stefs 1y ago
That mustn't be the primary key, though, but a serial that counts (and is unique) per-customer.
70.
by stefs 1y ago
How can I trust it to do the complicated task well when it fails to do the simple thing?
71.
by stefs 1y ago
I don't think so, as the unit of simulation are chunks, and only chunks near players are stimulated - at least in classic Minecraft. I.e. if all players are in one chunk only one plus the surrounding ones are stimulated, but if all pla
72.
by stefs 1y ago
> "In the worst case" ... in the average case it should only be a fraction of that, because otherwise why multiplayer. they also mention "events" a lot, so i guess this isn't targeted towards normal run-of-the-mi
73.
by stefs 1y ago
regarding "go beyond 'do these align'": > This system is about achieving the best possible design with the least amount of effort. There’s no need to know about the psychological impact of colors, which fonts are best
74.
by stefs 1y ago
i just went back to check (i've already been there today) and there's an option "always show filters" in the upper right corner.
75.
by stefs 1y ago
"specialist hellhole" :D
76.
by stefs 1y ago
some more: https://www.youtube.com/@ClimateTown https://www.youtube.com/@OhTheUrbanity https://www.youtube.com/@CityBeautiful more bike oriented, but that often overlaps with city planning
77.
by stefs 1y ago
i haven't made that experience at all, as i've got kids and pretty much never used the car for inner city trips. trips are daily kindergarden, doctor, visiting friends - we do all those with either bikes plus a kids trailer or pub
78.
by stefs 1y ago
> close by villages, max 5km a good cycle path would do wonders there. a flat 5km ride is doable for almost everyone, including seniors and children. regarding jobs: that's got nothing to do with the carless center. to the contrary
79.
by stefs 1y ago
as far as i know, e-bikes (does that count as a motorized vehicle?) are more dangerous per kilometer traveled (especially if the infrastructure is lacking and not to a small part due to predation from cars, but most of the bike accidents ha
80.
by stefs 1y ago
i've attended a (very small and local) demo presentation and Q&A once and, of course, asked whether the demo scene was dead. the presenter said the demo scene has been declared dead for years already. that was probably over 15 year
81.
by stefs 1y ago
qwen3 is open weights and offers passable image generation
82.
by stefs 1y ago
it's probably a random app development studio. the gym most likely doesn't employ their own app dev employees. the app developement studio basically cares about two things: earning money and keeping their client just happy enough
83.
by stefs 1y ago
wouldn't work for me because i usually don't have my gym bag with me when i don't plan going. have a regular schedule and a program with a progression scheme.
84.
by stefs 1y ago
this feels weird to me because i always thought i already paid for the service as part of my order. having to go into a open, blind bidding war with other customers to gett my order processed ...
85.
by stefs 1y ago
yeah, i think i'm convinced.
86.
by stefs 1y ago
i'm unconvinced. EPO was undetectable, but not anymore. new undetectable substance would run the risk of being detectable in a few years. who would ignore whistleblowers today? and the USADA did bring the hammer down on LA at some poin
87.
by stefs 1y ago
this also supports my point, though: armstrong got caught. he was stripped of all his titles. there were whistleblowers (even though they were ignored back then). everybody knew they were cheating but nobody did anything about it ... well,
88.
by stefs 1y ago
ah, the magic undetectable drug that's just the right kind of effective without the pesky side effects, which you'd need other undetectable drugs for. this drug would be worth a lot of money, but we'll keep secret except just
89.
by stefs 1y ago
i think that cycling is cleaner than other sports today. the past doping epidemics led to so much bad press cycling faced a huge sponsorship crisis. if another one of the stars would get caught today they'd take the whole sport down wi
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by stefs 1y ago
https://xkcd.com/1053/

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