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by vegardx 4y ago
I don't blame neighbouring countries for not wanting an influx of Russians to their countries, even though most of them wouldn't want to have anything to do with the current Russian government. That has been used by the Russian go
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by vegardx 4y ago
The people that could realistically move from Russia already have. Just because all flights are fully booked doens't mean millions are willing to or able to move. And what gas? Currently Russia is exporting a negligible amount of gas t
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by vegardx 4y ago
I've always been confused by this, as a lot of European countries provide really good forecast data for free for anyone to use. You would assume that a company the size of Apple would be able to integrate with more than a single provid
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by vegardx 4y ago
You keep repeating this statement everywhere. Where do you think Russia is going to sell this gas? To other nations, using non-existing pipelines? Right now Russia is burning off gas because they can't find a way to sell it. And nobody
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by vegardx 4y ago
I don't doubt that there are differences in taste. There are tons of different types of salmon. That said, I somehow question why you think farmed fish would be that much different in NZ or Norway. Both countries have a huge fishing in
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by vegardx 4y ago
This guy has made wild claims forever, never backed up with actual reproducible science. I'm not going to pretend that farmed fish isn't without its problems, especially for the environment, but dangerous to eat, no.
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by vegardx 4y ago
Is it any different from other farmed fish? And what is the danger here?
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by vegardx 4y ago
For some people just being proficient and comfortable in the local language can be a huge advantage. But it can be very hard to get any kind of real world experience, especially in countries with a high proficiency in English. Just like you
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by vegardx 4y ago
But what devoutsalsa said is true, you will still get a cold start when a request comes in while the already "warm" lambda is processing another request. This is one of the gotchas that not everyone seem to understand about these
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by vegardx 4y ago
You can easily see pools on Google Earth. This is the sort of claim that literally takes seconds to refute in any city.
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by vegardx 4y ago
I'm not sure why it would be problematic to take dosages of 2g or more of vitamin C?
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by vegardx 4y ago
Lyme disease is one of those silent diseases. You don't see or hear that much about it because it's so debilitating that those who suffer from it are effectively removed from society. To put it in perspective, a lot of people that
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by vegardx 4y ago
Good point. I'll do better in the future.
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by vegardx 4y ago
And the charging is primarily done during the night, where the grid (typically) is less strained. The biggest issue is that it currently doesn't align very well with things like solar. In my buildings parking garage there are 150 cars,
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by vegardx 4y ago
As someone that has been trying to get a trackpad on a laptop work as well in Linux as those on MacBooks, I can resonate with that feeling. Language is hard, and becomes very tame if you have to always add asterix everywhere. But fair point
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by vegardx 4y ago
Obviously I don't wholeheartedly mean that. Everyone, even owners of EVs and urbanites, understands that people have a different set of requirements and needs. If you see everything as an attack, then perhaps you're just the one l
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by vegardx 4y ago
Depends on your location, I guess. I have not had any issues, and seeing as I don't use my car for commuting, but still have managed to do 25k kilometers this year I would say my data supports that idea.
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by vegardx 4y ago
For most people that is a non-issue. Modern EVs (especially Tesla) are exceptionally good at estimating remaining range. I know EV adoption in Norway might be a bit of an exception as of now, but as things are right now, in Norway, it'
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by vegardx 4y ago
When I started driving I couldn't understand why you would want an automatic transmission. It's so simple, muscle memory. You feel the car. But then, after spending a couple of years with a car with a somewhat good automatic trans
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by vegardx 4y ago
I think Netflix is coming out as the bad guy here, but it's the whole industry that is broken. They seem to expect every single household to subscribe to 10 different streaming services. This obviously creates a market for password sha
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by vegardx 4y ago
But me, as a consumer, want you to have to prove to someone that you're not selling me poisonous apples. That it gets investigated and people are punished or fined doesn't make me any less dead.
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by vegardx 5y ago
Have you tried using these services? It can take anywhere from 5-60 minutes just to send a message. It's a reason they often go from 10-20 messages included in the monthly cost to unlimited for only a few bucks more. You're not go
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by vegardx 5y ago
Typically in scenarios where it's supposedly a shared responsibility, and one is at a significant disadvantage, where errors from either side has massively skewed consequences, you often want to put most of the responsibility on the o
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by vegardx 5y ago
I know several people that live "in the north" that have BEV. They seem to be doing fine. I regularly drive for 4 hours straight on highway speeds on a single charge. The battery doesn't melt. I don't know where you get
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by vegardx 5y ago
Directly from Forbrukerrådet (Consumer Council): "You have 2 or 5 years to make a complaint if you purchased from a professional vendor (Consumer Sales Act (in Norwegian)). The statutory warranty period depends on how long the product
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by vegardx 5y ago
Not sure, but it looks similar. One thing that Live Listen does very well is latency, which is quite important for speech in person.
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by vegardx 5y ago
Every time there's an article about hearing aids I have to plug Live Listen from Apple. Paired with either Airpods or proper Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids they really help in noisy environments, such as a dinner party or a cafe.
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by vegardx 5y ago
Most ceramic knives have some metal in them for this reason.
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by vegardx 5y ago
I see that you mentioned LDAP/SSO integration, do you have any plans for doing role mappings to egress filters. It would be super handy for the use case you mentioned as your inspiration for the product, connecting to VPCs. We've
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by vegardx 5y ago
You mean that Aprils fools joke USB-D?

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