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by theK 3y ago
You are right, the hauling and aviation industries will probably stick to burning fuel for a while. Maybe eFuel someday but still burning fuel. But this don't mean that average Joe transportation (which incidentally makes up 99%ofpriva
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by theK 3y ago
No politician ever wrote or proposed legislation for IP versions.
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CX?
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by theK 3y ago
What would that be?
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by theK 3y ago
To be fair, GraphQL manages to reign in the ludicrussness that is exporting a read only SQL connection to levels that are merely unpredictable instead of outright dangerous. Still probably not the tech one needs. EDIT: add last paragraph
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by theK 3y ago
Isn't the whole problem area of distributed transactions a bit of a conceptional issue? Looking at it from an event driven, eventually consistent view it seems to me that one can achieve considerable complexity gains by explicitly avoi
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by theK 3y ago
Not so sure about that. The biggest part of prompt engineering I am seeing is of the kind that sets up context to bootstrap a discussion on a predetermined domain. As I've said elsewhere, in most knowledge work context is key to gettin
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by theK 3y ago
Caution is advised here. Teas can vary wildly from producer to producer, fixing methods and even from year to year and the extraction vessels, brewing methods and even the water heating and temp measuring methods play a significant role. An
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by theK 3y ago
> The above statement is ment to start a flamewar. Please do so, see the contact page to contact me. You gotta love nerds being tongue in cheek!
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by theK 3y ago
Just keep in mind that vim is capable enough to execute other binaries, even start a shell as a subprocess.
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by theK 3y ago
I don't think fossil fuels will ever get completely banned from private use. Think of all the old timer drivers.
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by theK 3y ago
The EU ICE ban discussd here only targets personal vehicles. The trucking and aviation industroies are different discussions.
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by theK 3y ago
How is this related to IP? We are talking about legislature being written to force us to be more Eco friendly. No politician ever wrote or proposed legislation for IP versions.
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by theK 3y ago
While this is true in theory I don't see how it is relevant. The battery industry is in overdrive right now, new chemistries are being put to the test daily and multiple manufacturers are already working on productizing energy storage
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by theK 3y ago
What you are forgetting is that diesel engines only work with diesel and gasoline ones only work with gasoline. This creates a natural incentive for the customers to not mix this up. In the e-fuel vs trad-fuel story you do not have that inc
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by theK 3y ago
The core of the matter is this: They are only LABELED as e-fuel cars. You can run them just fine with classical fuels. EDIT: emphasis
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I’m afraid these bans get systematically sabotaged by well funded ice lobby groups. Just look at what happened to the EU’s ice ban for personal vehicles. Spoiler: while new gasoline burning cars are technically banned after 2035 it will be
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by theK 3y ago
Well, even if your success factors are waaaay early, you have to account for the fringe event that everything keeps working out. So yeah, they filed a flight plan because theoretically the ship could get there.
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by theK 4y ago
Its probably way too late to implement something like this but the idea is still a good one. Thinking of it, wasn't there a "metric" calendar or something that sort of did this?
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by theK 4y ago
Python only? Cool tool nonetheless, have built similar things to visualize code architecture and create doc artifacts in CI, usually the biggest challenge is to scope the pieces that will be included and what layout algo to use, maybe a fea
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by theK 4y ago
Really interested to see if this will get picked up by network operators and how. In my experience, corporate buying at this level has always been the home turf for salesmen of entrenched companies, partly because they actually pitch better
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by theK 4y ago
Hugged to death? What is a wiki farm??
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by theK 4y ago
Soma is such a great station! If you are a Hardcore listener some channels might appear a bit repetitive from time to time but in my experience this self corrects over time.
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by theK 4y ago
Important work. It is a typical quality control architecture in the modern world to have an independent party evaluate whether one can perform an important task or not. Typical examples would be SE vs PE licensing on structural engineering
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by theK 4y ago
So who will then certify them?
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by theK 4y ago
Reading stuff like this, one thing I cannot stop wondering is this: If Ai can be trusted to do all the trivial tasks and if non trivial tasks require a scaffold of trivial practice, where are we going to keep finding the people qualified en
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by theK 4y ago
You don't seem to understand how relativism works so I will not continue amusing your strenuous try at a counter argument. You have gotten your answers from me and others in this community. Either actually comprehend them or leave it a
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by theK 4y ago
Me and others have already told you on multiple posts, the ecosystem is too big to just start pointing out random stuff. Also, I really could not be bothered to go out of my way to compile examples just to feed a troll like you. DYOR and pl
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by theK 4y ago
Established profitable companies have a track record of missing the point when it comes to doing decentralized things. For one a lot of them just fall for VC backed tech which in most cases isn't even a legitimate decentralized network
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by theK 4y ago
Oh, no I didn't talk about the "mythical builders" I talked about the actual builders. The crypo space has become very big in the past two cycles but every techie should be easily able to pick a decentralized chain, look at i

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