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by ukd1 3y ago
Ditto - this sounds too-good-to-be-true though, as it would negate driving styles in wear.
92.
by ukd1 3y ago
Granted - but it feels like it is when some are 0.22/k/wh and some are 0.40-0.60/k/wh, and the commercial rate is 0.075/k/wh
93.
by ukd1 3y ago
So, it's not really MIT then - as it's MIT + something else.
94.
by ukd1 3y ago
Which then is MIT licensed - so why can't that then be further shared?
95.
by ukd1 3y ago
I didn't by one for running cost reasons; more safety and speed. However, anecdotally it seems to chew through tires - which isn't mentioned, but is obvious with a quite heavy powerful car - and they're relatively expensive.
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by ukd1 3y ago
My last company (Rainforest QA) used it in quite a few places when ruby wasn't fast enough, though a lot of Go too.
97.
by ukd1 3y ago
I sponsored a bunch of work on this years back; I wanted it so I didn't have to use Go for cross-platform binaries for a CLI client. I ended up having to use Go, but I hope one day it ships so I can avoid it a little more (I don't
98.
by ukd1 3y ago
Reason; no idea - but the appeal for me is it's very ruby-like, and super fast (except, compiling). Some programs I've moved from ruby use >10x less memory, and are generally faster. It's mostly as a nice to write as ruby,
99.
by ukd1 3y ago
I mean, obviously it's my opinion - from experience, fighting a that kinda thing is a race, and a pain
100.
by ukd1 3y ago
Eventually I suspect someone will abuse this for the free (and encrypted) storage, and then they'll have to fight that battle, which won't be fun, and likely end up charging. Probably should start charging for storage sooner rathe
101.
by ukd1 3y ago
ditto. I'll try Ansel, but don't have high hopes. I've realized moving 30k+ photos from Lightroom is not likely a thing. I wish I'd not gotten a cloud version.
102.
by ukd1 3y ago
100% - though that's now advantageous for him - disrupt the competitor, let the world know he thinks he's making a better product, cause some drama
103.
by ukd1 3y ago
Isn't this parts of his point; darktable got stuffed with features that a few folks use, and the overall quality suffered.
104.
by ukd1 3y ago
It's an aggressive delivery, but I think you're asking the right question. From his citations and examples, it seems believable he's correct.
105.
by ukd1 3y ago
True. I installed a L2 charger for <$1k all in, and basically only charge once, maybe twice a week at $0.115/kwh. Superchargers are generally $0.33-60/kwh.
106.
by ukd1 3y ago
TBH, I've no idea. One would hope the exception, but who knows. I'm aware it's gonna be different this time around than the first time, for sure. There are obvious pros, and some obvious cons. Either way I'm going for it
107.
by ukd1 3y ago
Try renting a Tesla next time; the network for charging is great, and I think I've only ever had one failure in years, and just moved stalls.
108.
by ukd1 3y ago
I think you're mis-informed. Teslas can easily charge at other branded recharging stations; mostly you never see it as there is no point. The Tesla ones are good. There are adaptors to all / most public charging stations for cheap
109.
by ukd1 3y ago
I'm not sure it's this clear cut. I'm in the partner and kid stage, and whilst I wasn't when I did my last startup - I was mostly single and could do literally what I want, when I want - which is in a lot of ways awesome
110.
by ukd1 3y ago
Ya I'm on an M1 Max with 64G of ram, and it's still great. I know the M2 and M3 now (for Max) have more memory bandwidth, which is attractive, but otherwise...meh.
111.
by ukd1 3y ago
Kagi has been worth paying for myself.
112.
by ukd1 3y ago
It's generally a lot less than VAT equivalents though.
113.
by ukd1 3y ago
What do you propose? They should continue to allow everyone outside of gaming to use it for free?
114.
by ukd1 3y ago
Maybe it's changed in the last year or so, but from benchmarking and writing / running queue software for Postgres - SKIP LOCKED was/is significantly faster. Is that different for MySQL?
115.
by ukd1 3y ago
I maintain QueueClassic ( https://github.com/QueueClassic/queue_classic ) for Rails/Ruby folks; which is basically what you're talking about - a queuing system for Postgres. A bonus reason, and why I originally
116.
by ukd1 3y ago
Ditto; also happy customer, been paying for a long time now, never looked back money wise, or to google. My experience trying switching with duckduckgo (repeatedly) always failed; checking google, unhappy with ddg results. Kagi, not so.
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by ukd1 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrL5tqFczPE
118.
by ukd1 3y ago
Ya - better that purely visual I guess - yet I'd need to toggle it to tell, unlike now
119.
by ukd1 3y ago
Removing the mute switch for the action button is a step backwards; if I upgrade I'd not be able to feel in my pocket that my phone is on mute.
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by ukd1 3y ago
Nice post. I learnt via https://ziglings.org - koans where you fix minor, and increasingly hard things to learn a languages concepts.

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