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by stuaxo 11mo ago
You can build a lot of renewable in the time it takes to make one nuclear power station.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Talk about a baptism of fire for the dev. Seems like they are very new to tbings and didn't expect it to be adopted, but were hoping for a bit of feedback.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Flourescent looks so of it's time, it fits right into an age of acid house, where you could go hang out in the hologram shop [1]. [1] - E Is for Ecstacy - BBC Everyman Documentary https://youtu.be/jyrhcjRc3TU?si=Qn9qG2z
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
We already did this for durability, resulting in tomatoes that didn't taste of very much. Now, the supermarkets that sold those have solved it by breeding ones that are incredibly sweet.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Ah, so thats why I find Gundam boring.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
We don't need religion for that, humanism exists a way of living for instance. I don't think (most) people treat science "as a religion". Some tech leaders seem to have swap Ayn Rand (who if you look at the early days de
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Its not good for the whole cohort of people who are good at their jobs and aren't good at leetcode. You're filtering out people who don't have a lot of extra time on their hands to get good at one particular kind of puzzle. T
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Powerpoint for DTP... did the person writing that know what Publisher even is ?
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Or maybe they just bombed it to terrorise the population, and the bombing of schools and hospitals in other conflicts is for the same reasons.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
It would be best to ban advertising on things that didn't advertise before, especially in people's homes where the effects can't be seen.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Someone is using this tech to generate at least a couple of misleading documentation sites. I read a few things that are blatantly wrong about Django and other tech.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
I wonder if the UK completing some of its north south interconnects will help.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Its fine, I ported quite a few Django libraries to python 3 at the time just because I wanted to use them. 2to3 gets you pretty far and theres not much in the rest.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Do a guerilla port of it to modern Django.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Because then every app is a special snowflake. At some point you'll need to understand things to fix it, and if it's laid out in a standard way you'll get further, quicker.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Now I've been dabbling outside of Django, I realised some of those things come from bits people don't think about much: INSTALLED_APPS and other bits in the settings provide a central registration point, from there the system wher
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
More reason for self hosting.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
It's still good.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
There are plenty of tall new buildings being built. So many commenters about London on here who don't actually live here.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
That's not happening right now.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
The current gov is going all in on "ai" to try and solve all their ills so this doesn't sound right.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
This is fair enough. There are supposed to be controls over political donations.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
We're up to GWBasic, so I'd hope for QuickBasic in its various forms, next. After that are the various visual basics. For DOS we are up to 4, hopefully 5 is next which has interesting TUI apps like DOSSHELL as well as QBasic and E
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
I guess ram compression is going to be back in fashion for a while.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Being able to do teeth is probably a good start.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Exactly, this sort of thing was the whole idea of XUL. It was a little too flexible to make secure and fast though.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
This setup was not initially approved, see 1.7 in the document: > 1.7 Unlike all other IT systems and services, the OBR’s website is locally managed and outside the gov.uk network. This is the result of an exemption granted by the Cabine
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
This makes it less convenient to use in hotels where you will now need to login - IF their TV has netflix, it's a bit of a gamble what TV you'll get.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
When I used to have bigger gaps between contracts it would take about a month after finishing a job before I could do lots of coding on my own projects. Went travelling for a bit and was working on my own projects and learning - it worked b
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Mostly people used Celery which has been around almost as long as Django.

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