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by tpm 1y ago
"Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers can now get early access to Gemini in Chrome. Learn more" And that link goes to a page that does not know I already have AI Pro subscription and does not say anything about "early access t
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by tpm 1y ago
Type erasure is what is wrong with Java generics. It causes many issues downstream.
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by tpm 1y ago
No hack needed. You just give some change to poor people and register the cards in their name. This just raises the price a bit but does not prevent anything.
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by tpm 1y ago
Does it? Maybe we should just process the soy a bit more: Traditional and Domestic Cooking Dramatically Reduce Estrogenic Isoflavones in Soy Foods https://www.mdpi.com/2304-8158/13/7/999
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by tpm 1y ago
Right. So as the other poster mentioned the elephant in the room regarding road damage are trucks. And as a fellow biker I'm completely with you on infrastructure, but still see EVs as a massive improvement on ICEs.
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by tpm 1y ago
One has to wonder who creates a fresh account just to troll against EVs. Fossil bots perhaps.
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by tpm 1y ago
> Transit was invented to help move workers from massive factories into living areas. Definitely a 20-th century thing. Early 19th century thing.
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by tpm 1y ago
> the roads are also being worn at a much faster rate due to the weight of the cars. Are they actually being worn out at a much faster rate because of more EVs? Do we have any data?
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by tpm 1y ago
Arbitrary markings on the terrain? Why not GPS, satellite photo etc? All of those are human inventions and we can navigate much better and in a broader set of environments than ants thanks to them.
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by tpm 1y ago
> VAT can be, and is, much higher than US state/local tax. > And this means that EU car manufacturers do see a trade advantage in terms of selling to EU... What is never mentioned in these discussions is that high VAT means highe
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by tpm 1y ago
You sound exactly like a manager that would put everyone into a open space and then could not understand why the productivity goes down like a rock. Yeah, people told you and you chose to ignore them.
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by tpm 1y ago
One that we use at home and could be available is the Sempio 'green' soy sauce with 25% less salt. https://en.sempio.com/product/soysauce/view/605
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by tpm 1y ago
A bit overblown? I literally could not do my work in the working environment I was supposed to (open space) because of the constant noise from coworkers. That was at a time when ANC technology wasn't very good and I left for this and o
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by tpm 1y ago
Yes but it will be typed awful code and the typing provides a grounding of sorts. However awful code in untyped/dynamically typed langs can be unspeakably bad. I have many years of Perl experience...
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by tpm 1y ago
Can be configured, but then you get to work at a real codebase halfheartedly half-converted from javascript with half the files beginning with ts-ignore. However crappy your Java codebase is going to be, it will still use types. And as just
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by tpm 1y ago
Look what happened when Bombardier tried to do something similar. Brazilian market is too small to accomodate that and other markets will try to protected their own aircraft industry, if they have one. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by tpm 1y ago
Great car companies have far lower P/E ratios than Tesla.
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by tpm 1y ago
There are basically two kinds of monarchies, absolutist - the monarch has absolute power, so it is actually a hereditary dictatorship - and constitutional monarchy, which is mostly what you see today in the UK, Netherlands, Belgium, Spain e
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by tpm 1y ago
To me it feels like an unsolved challenge. Sure there is finetuning and various post-training stuff but it still feels like there should be a tool to directly change some behavior, like editing a binary with a hex editor. There are many eff
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by tpm 1y ago
To me it does sound unpleasant, like out of tune in a bad way (and I love untuned, atonal, experimental electronic music and use my own modular synth often, as a point of reference). Like the OP, I never understood the appeal of a theremin.
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by tpm 1y ago
> anytime the other two are involved the police need to respond too No. When your partner has an urgent medical issue, you call the ambulance, not the police.
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by tpm 1y ago
Ah this sucks. If I understand correctly, in our country the expats get a separate paper confirming they are here legally which for some uses (one of them is opening a bank account) has the same validity as an ID card.
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by tpm 1y ago
Maybe this is a dumb question, but I am trying to understand this situation. There are still some physical bank branches and I assume at least some banks will open an account for you with that TPS if you visit a branch. Is that not correct?
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by tpm 1y ago
> I'm allowed to live in this country, but I have no ability to prove it to any financial institutions. That is very strange, because you should be able to get a temporary residence certificate (whatever it's called in your res
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by tpm 1y ago
> why various studies aren't 100% perfect You have to agree the presented studies are very far from 100% perfect, you just chose to believe them. That is your choice but you shouldn't force this choice on others. > what you
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by tpm 1y ago
You are partly wrong, the money from fines eventually flows into the overall EU budget, which is financed by contributions from member countries, so this contribution will be a bit lower, but this will not propagate into lower taxes for us.
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by tpm 1y ago
Perl is a great language in the right hands. In a previous job the whole software system for a successful gambling company (sans the publicly available website, that was PHP and later Java) ran on Perl, central server and hundreds of branch
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by tpm 1y ago
MS Office is much harder to use for the casual user not already used to it - the interface is very disorienting.
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by tpm 1y ago
The whole content of the business transaction is persisted as a blob until it's "done" from the business perspective. After that, entities are saved(,updated,deleted) to their respective tables, and the blob is deleted. This
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by tpm 1y ago
> So have a pending table With UUIDs there is absolutely no need for that. > Keeping an actual transaction open for that long is asking for contention Yes, which is why this is not an actual db transaction, it's a business transa

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