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by tsss 3y ago
200 dollars? For less than 30 bucks you can buy broken bluetooth headphones on ebay and a linear voltage regulator. Plug them into the barrel jack, done.
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by tsss 3y ago
They're pushing heatpumps out of some misplaced effort to reduce emissions, not to improve climate control in homes. Nobody I know in Germany has AC except commercial buildings and rich people. They couldn't afford to run it anywa
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by tsss 3y ago
It was always clear that the nazi mods would never ever give up their power, which made this whole "protest" ridiculous from the start. The only ones who left were the few good people in small subreddits, who just wanted a forum t
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by tsss 3y ago
This _screams_ sidechannel attack.
185.
by tsss 3y ago
Sounds like you're just failing over to a custom database.
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by tsss 3y ago
Too many people competing for everything.
187.
by tsss 3y ago
It did replace her last job very successfully.
188.
by tsss 3y ago
People like that have the easiest life ever and then act like they're fighting in the Vietnamese jungle.
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by tsss 3y ago
What does it matter? All the people who bought apartments in the middle of nowhere as an investment now want to buy the apartments in real cities => thus more demand.
190.
by tsss 3y ago
What is it with Taylor Swift being shoe-horned into every article recently?
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by tsss 3y ago
Haskell has to pay _a lot_ to achieve full type inference. A price that is way too high imo for a feature that nobody uses anyway. Among many other things it precludes subtyping, which I assume Python relies on heavily.
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by tsss 3y ago
They are governing according to the will of the people (to some degree). Fact is that outside the western intelligentsia nobody really gives a shit about climate change and why would they? For people without children, certainly it is not th
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by tsss 3y ago
If your Samsung heat pump costs 1-2k you can expect the same product from a German company to cost 7-15k for no appreciable difference. Why buy the German product then? Because the builders who install it will get a cut of course. They don&
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by tsss 3y ago
Why the 100GB hard limit? If you can stream from disk you should be able to process infinite data sets if the operations allow it. If you need to do stuff like deduplication, then it will depend on how much RAM you have available.
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by tsss 3y ago
No, but I've had at least ten counts of apt gimping itself somehow during an update. Who here isn't intimately familiar with > Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock
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by tsss 3y ago
The worst example perhaps. I have the unfortunate honor to work on our python projects from time to time, but rarely and every time that I do, something is broken. No other software is as unreliable. Only Ruby comes close and probably for t
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by tsss 3y ago
In newer cars the battery is a structural component, thus replacing it entails disassembling almost the entire car adding a ton of labor costs to an already extremely expensive replacement. EVs are a death sentence for the used market that
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by tsss 3y ago
In Germany you certainly can't. They would outlaw handsoap if they could get away with it.
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by tsss 3y ago
It seems like a really dumb idea to use the most expensive form of electricity generation by some margin for a very predictable work load.
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by tsss 3y ago
What the hell is a code forge? How I hate this mumbo jumbo.
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by tsss 3y ago
The story doesn't even describe the escape methods. It's just a barrage of unsunbstantial emotional appeals.
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by tsss 3y ago
Heat pumps will never be a viable replacement because they only work efficiently at low heating temperatures. The heat pump itself may cost you 5 to 10k but you may have to spend another 50-100k on insulation of walls, windows, roof, baseme
203.
by tsss 3y ago
Then maybe it's time for the thousands of Ukrainian refugees to go home already?
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by tsss 3y ago
And if you include the employer's tax contribution, sale tax, taxes on fuel, rent, electricity, etc. you are quickly approaching 70-80% of value produced going to the government in some way or another.
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by tsss 3y ago
AI can never replace human relationships exactly because it is too available. The AI can do nothing but please you. Like in Hegel's master-slave dialectic, the slave's acceptance immediately becomes worthless to the master because
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by tsss 3y ago
The margins and paddings are objectively terrible. It is not a matter of taste. There is no coherent design here, nothing aligns, there is no visual hierarchy and often it doesn't even show more information than GNOME despite looking s
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by tsss 3y ago
They certainly can't complain about someone else taking it from them when that's how they got it in the first place.
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by tsss 3y ago
Rightfully? What right do they have to the fruit of the earth more than any other person? They only have the right to take it by force, if they can, as they did before from other people and animals.
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by tsss 3y ago
If you're always the one who has to pay for everyone else you start asking yourself: why even take part in the community?
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by tsss 3y ago
If you need that much IPC then you aren't doing microservices correctly. Microservices are supposed to be independent, self-contained domains wherever possible. Purely technical boundaries like dedicated caching services that you see i

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