toasty228

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by toasty228 6mo ago
Let me guess, the state asking you to use a seat belt is basically communism?
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by toasty228 6mo ago
Oh yeah so it's utter trash and not worthy of our attention. Imagine carrying a whole 58 grams more, during a whole day, impossible for the average tech worker's atrophied muscles
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by toasty228 6mo ago
> People want personality back: It's more like people under 30 are nostalgic for an era they never experienced, mostly never even actually existed, and that they can only experience through mindless consumption of plastic gadgets an
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by toasty228 6mo ago
If we wanted to know chatgpt's opinion we'd ask it directly
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by toasty228 6mo ago
Your question implies someone "designs" things and given the state of the apple app store I'm not sure any form of conscious life is in charge of it
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by toasty228 6mo ago
Gitlab has been better than github in almost every aspect for a few years already, I don't understand why anyone still bother with github at that point
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by toasty228 6mo ago
> guy with the RPG is completely exposed because he's trying to climb up the side of a tanker Uh? Stay 100m away and send a "park your tanker over there or we fire at you" message.
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by toasty228 6mo ago
> Is an RPG enough? Call their insurer and ask, I'm not in the business but I would imagine they're very risk averse
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by toasty228 6mo ago
All you need is a dude with a small boat, an rpg and some kind of short range radio really.
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by toasty228 6mo ago
Almost everything you buy "does not cost that much", that's how companyies make money.
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by toasty228 6mo ago
> Short term (low single-digit decades): rapid sealevel rise. When (not "if") the Thwaites Glacier goes and the West Antartic Ice Sheet floats (not melts, just gets seawater underneath it) then we're looking at circa 5 met
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by toasty228 6mo ago
> if it's so incredibly difficult that Germany has not managed to do this? The german government and institutions were (are?) full of pro gas (pro russian/russian tied) people who spend decades in the government before bouncin
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by toasty228 6mo ago
> Do hear the fears that russia could hit a Ukrainian wind turbine with a rocket? That's a very dumb point actually, without nuclear Ukraine would be in a much tougher situation energy wise. They're getting their shit fucked re
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by toasty228 6mo ago
This is such a non problem, here is the waste from the entire french nuclear production ever (the red cube): https://www.discoverthegreentech.com/wp-content/uploads/2023... Meanwhile I've been filtering the g
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by toasty228 6mo ago
> But the author just took pictures of food & expected a realistic response? There are dozens of ios/android apps with 100-300k+ ratings and god knows how many millions of installs which do exactly this "Cal AI - Food Calor
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by toasty228 6mo ago
> I watched game shows, Hogans Heroes, Night Court. She's watching Ms. Rachel, Meekah, and Sesame Street. At 2 years old? There are babies under a year who watch youtube brainrot shat out by obscure indian animation farms multiple h
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by toasty228 6mo ago
> As much as it's funny to dunk on meta this type of surveillance is becoming the norm. It already is illegal in developed and civilised countries
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by toasty228 6mo ago
From this morning: I had a single go file with like 100 loc, I asked it to add debug prints, it thought for 5+ minutes, generating ~1m output token and did not actually update my file.
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by toasty228 7mo ago
> 0,5 W/m2/K. That was a good number in 1980 lmao (or in the US maybe), passive houses are often 1/5th of that. I'm talking 25cm+ of rockwool in the walls, 40cm on the roof and triple pane windows, mostly facing south
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by toasty228 7mo ago
Do they come from non .il domain name? If you have independent numbers feel free to share them, otherwise it's straight up propaganda from either Israel or the US and I trust none of these two given the context
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by toasty228 7mo ago
Lmao everytime that number is posted it's multiplied by 3. I even read 150 000 dead last week
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by toasty228 7mo ago
That's way too naive, prices never go down, the owner pockets the difference, you pay the same, and once they come to your industry you have more competition
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by toasty228 7mo ago
I think my comment is pretty clear about the use case, this is obviously not water for your floor heating. You shouldn't even have that in a properly insulated house, way too much inertia. There are electric floor heating graphene foil
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by toasty228 7mo ago
I'm replying to someone who bought a 30kwh battery and 24kwp setup, in my country that's already classified as a "local energy provider" I think they're doing OK financially. People still spend literal millions on p
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by toasty228 7mo ago
Not saying it shouldn't, I'm just saying it isn't. Housing should be free and taxes illegal but here we are. Some retard decides to go to war with Iran and it costs 30% more to tank your car, I'm not making the rules. So
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by toasty228 7mo ago
A house built to passive house standards requires less than 10w per sqm of peak heating demand, a 500w toaster will warm 50sqm, which is a decent room already. There are passive houses built at 2000m altitude in the Alps, some are made of w
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by toasty228 7mo ago
You don't even need to go that far, put 100m of tubing 2m underground and plug it in your heat recovery ventilation system, bam free winter freeze protection/pre warming and free summer cooling, all you need is a 30w pumps and you
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by toasty228 7mo ago
People still build houses like energy is cheap and abundant. A properly insulated house in any temperate climate require very little heating or cooling. Spend 50k on insulation that will last the life of the building instead of 50k on heati