tcfhgj

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by tcfhgj 2y ago
what's so bad about macros?
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
Doubt it, some just pretend
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
> I've never had a message get received or a notification pushed in less than 10 minutes. I receive messages < 10 seconds. What's your setup?
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
Fossify gallery
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
Mastodon
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Comprehending Proc Macros [video](youtube.com)
2 points by tcfhgj 2y ago|0 comments
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
I can't wait for HTML export for Typst. I am getting a bit tired of all the markdown flavours and extensions
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
I use dark mode only when I can't connect my IPS display. My notebook sadly has an OLED display, so dark mode reduces energy consumption and will make last the screen longer before burn in effects are visible.
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Rust – A Green Language for 21st Century [2020](medium.com)
1 points by tcfhgj 2y ago|1 comments
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
> Distors are there for a reason for me: make an os out of the kernel
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
which ads are all about, someone else paying devs to manipulate their users into buying stuff from someone else
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
FDP didn't leave, they only planned to do so, but could not, because they have been kicked out of the coalition before.
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
you should think about at what things you want to compete
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
what is ultra-left?
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Fish has been ported to Rust(github.com)
66 points by tcfhgj 2y ago|4 comments
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
Isn't performance and memory usage generally enhanced by this? So why not simply default to this instead of defaulting to Interfaces/traits doing dynamic polymorphism? Makes everyone a bit more happy.
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
> the amount of storage build for spent nuclear fuel+energy buffer I meant the amount of concrete needed (nuclear ppl vs energy storage) > such blind faith is actually hurting renewables movement by giving climate change deniers more
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
Makes sense
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
storage itself IS the buffer and will use less concrete than nuclear pp, except you want to build potential storage using concrete blocks or pumped water storage. An not every materials production implies inherent co2 emissions.
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
> Matrix has been all about superlative marketing and over-promises with little substance and theoretical underpinnings to back it up. I don't think so. The underpinnings were there, may it be the concepts for E2EE, P2P, Verificatio
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
okay, difference to nuclear power? (probably requires even more concrete)
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
not why storing, but why does storing produce much co2? even low efficiency (e.g. hydrogen) is tolerable when renewables otherwise would go to waste
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
No, Germany didn't. They waited until the crisis was over.
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
why?
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
> Yes, with batteries. No, hydrogen is not the answer. Batteries it is. Get moving, stop complaining. what makes you say that?
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
I doubt battery storage will be the solution, it's very resource intensive large scale. I bet on gas or liquids.
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
Miniscule probability of high damage. Everyone, every power,has to decide on their own if one is willing to take this risk. CO2 isn't a problem of renewables. In Germany, the problem with renewables is massively scaling green gas produ
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
A few additions: As long as there is enough production capacity (using fossil fuels), it isn't a serious problem, even though not ideal. Storage systems are economically viable only if there is a high price difference, especially when
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
Let me ask you a question: Why do people do desperate things such as robbing other people?
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by tcfhgj 2y ago
Yet, EDF is deep in debt (and I am not even sure they pay all of the cost of nuclear power themselves) and probably would not exist anymore if it was on its own. Now imagine infinite uranium and everyone using nuclear power. Where would the

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