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by tpm 3mo ago
> It's not the fault of the format if someone chose to use it in a poor way. Which is why we've ended up with things like WSDL which define another layer on top of XML to make it actually usable for the thing it is used for. He
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by tpm 3mo ago
But in Bulgaria you need one during at least the whole summer and I suspect also a bit longer, while in Czechia you could have gone without one the whole year and really need one only for a week or two in the summer. So most people didn&#x2
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by tpm 3mo ago
Well the voting is heavily manipulated since more than 10-15 years already, and many candidates are banned from running too (not to forget many opposition and critical figures were killed). Of course they should change the government but I
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by tpm 3mo ago
One of the few public places it's still legal to smoke in in our country are psychiatric wards, supposedly it benefits the patients. That said, there are other ways to consume nicotine.
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by tpm 4mo ago
Did you ask them? Not even billions, did you ask at least a few thousand? Nobody complained? I know for a fact many people working in buildings with forced AC complain loudly. But if you actually did read what I wrote, there was no complain
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by tpm 4mo ago
Look up the business registry, debt registry etc., it should be all there, at least it is in our country.
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by tpm 4mo ago
It is exactly a group of diseases categorized in the ICD. Or you could just respect that people tend to know much more about their medical conditions than you will ever know. It's not my house, it's many different places and many
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by tpm 4mo ago
Yeah, the outdoor units are quite often not quiet. Which matters with houses on small plots very close to each other. For that reason a water-water (earth-water) heat pump would be preferable as that's much more quiet but also much mor
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by tpm 4mo ago
They are noisy though and many people including me would hate air heating, my airways suffer enough already.
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by tpm 4mo ago
Yes you can (I've got one), there are various window seals to adapt to that or you can dyi too. The noise etc make it a temporary solution at best but it's possible.
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by tpm 4mo ago
You also need an electric wire/fuse with a certain capacity and not every house has that, esp. when it's old, they cook and heat with gas; worse if the cabling etc. up to the property has to be updated too. And this might sound tr
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by tpm 4mo ago
Lower pay (but relatively more employees), integrated development and manufacture (they don't subcontract parts like many western and possibly japanese mfgs do), support by regional govs etc., they also don't pay licenses to licen
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by tpm 4mo ago
And once they get powerful enough, both diversity and intellect suffer.
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by tpm 4mo ago
A few Chinese companies build both batteries and cars faster and more cost effectively than anyone else including Tesla though.
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by tpm 4mo ago
Also, I was testing out the GLM 5.2 using Openrouter because that's where I've got an account with some money and then when I wanted to perhaps subscribe for a better deal at z.ai, their infra was clearly overloaded to the point t
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by tpm 4mo ago
it's not enemy states, it's a reactionary attack from within.
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by tpm 4mo ago
It might be "enough" but it's not how the show industry works. There is no human story around it; the well-known actors and the people around them would have to be quite stupid to allow it too. And taking this development int
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by tpm 4mo ago
> This was devised in the US in the 30ies Fascism first evolved in Italy, where Mussolini and his Partito Nazionale Fascista took power in 1922.
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by tpm 4mo ago
> We'll also see wreckage coming to highly paid actors in the near future. How is that going to work? People going to see a movie advertised as starring a well-known actor will be lured to see a movie starring unknown AI models?
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by tpm 4mo ago
Well plenty of people work from home. For corporate use, if the corporation would break the law sending anything to the open internet or to the US, then you can't use any model that's not hosted in house. And there are many such c
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by tpm 4mo ago
It's ok if you can send your code and data to the provider. Some of us can't.
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by tpm 4mo ago
The point of pedal-assisted e-bicycles is to assist pedalling and they are hugely popular. Around 30% of bikes I met on my ride today was them. It's a hilly ride with some slopes that are way too steep for recreational cyclists, older
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by tpm 4mo ago
And that point is wrong. An immigrant with a legal residence in Germany but no permanent residence permit can't just pack up and go live elsewhere.
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by tpm 4mo ago
US will not overtake the EU on EVs in the near future. > Norway's experience can't and won't be transferred to other countries It's already been transfered to Denmark - close to 100% of private sales there are EVs, bu
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by tpm 4mo ago
> I tend to suspect that the "gluten-intolerant but can eat noodles in Europe" is a bit bunk. I think it's possible and also it might be something different happening with the noodles/flour than gluten intolerance whi
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by tpm 4mo ago
One could write a js-less DOM impl I think.. neither Chrome nor Firefox itself is written in js unlike big parts of Linux that are indeed written in C. Explorer shipped with vbscript as a language that can manipulate the DOM. The really big
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by tpm 4mo ago
we still need js shim for dom access :(
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by tpm 4mo ago
> It adds extra friction for end-users It doesn't have to, the program can bundle its own jre as its often the case, and then you also don't have to worry about jre compatibility. Downside is then you have many jres installed a
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by tpm 4mo ago
doesn't happen in my case (OnePlus 15/Android 16, Firefox background usage allowed in some "smart" mode whatever that means, doesn't suck the battery in background although it's on most of the time).
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by tpm 4mo ago
> There are some fascinating youtube videos on digging your own backyard shallow well (12-40'). What's more fascinating is that you would have to dig your own - here in the backyard of Europe you can call a specialised company,

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