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by virtue3 1y ago
Leans too far into disposable culture. Even a solid steel knife and a cheap electric sharpener will last longer. And you can sharpen all your paring knives etc.
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by virtue3 1y ago
really amazing read thank you.
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by virtue3 1y ago
railroad maintenance is also incredibly expensive. Especially compared to when you can offload the road maintenance to the state / rest of the population.
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by virtue3 1y ago
I agree... but also that computer in our pocket has our entire life wrapped in it. The desktop has some mitigations against this. PWNing your mobile device could completely wreck you in a lot of ways. I switched from android to iphone beca
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by virtue3 1y ago
I use honey view for reading comics etc. It can handle this. Old school acdsee would have been fine too. I think it's all the pixel processing on the modern image viewers (or they're just using system web views that isn't 10
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by virtue3 2y ago
Oddly enough Waymo does a solid job of avoiding those.
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by virtue3 2y ago
counter point; as a gamer I don't want to waste even a penny on a built in microphone on my laptop -> maybe nice to have as a last resort; but even then I could just discord on my phone. I just want a heatset aux port and I'm G
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by virtue3 2y ago
And their efficiency plummets starting at 40F and below.
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by virtue3 2y ago
Redis is probably one of the most well written pieces of software I’ve ever looked at. The source code is magnificent.
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by virtue3 2y ago
I think there’s a huge argument here for what their research inspired others to do as well. Just the small work they did on supporting mice so early on (third system to integrate a mouse?) was pretty massive for changing the way we interact
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by virtue3 2y ago
It’s not enough dosing to treat bipolar. You have to dose relatively high in order to have an effect. You’re disrupting your neural sodium-potassium pumps with it. But it’s still pretty cheap. Hard to charge a lot for a fairly abundant elem
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by virtue3 2y ago
Using and then programming my own mods for EV is what got me into programming. Really thankful for that game.
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by virtue3 2y ago
masters of orion was fantastic! MoO 2 is considered the best, III was a bit odd, the new one isn't bad apparently, gonna try it out. Thanks for bringing that up.
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by virtue3 2y ago
Misguided probably... "They certainly did not advise putting deli containers in the microwave or dishwasher. Warner puts it simply: “The more you reuse them, the more they would be likely to leach chemicals because of the repeated wash
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by virtue3 2y ago
From what I understand websockets are great until you have to load balance them. And then you learn why they aren’t so great.
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by virtue3 2y ago
You’d probably want to do it every 29 seconds in case a ping fails to send/deliver.
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by virtue3 2y ago
Your body is also not designed to lose weight. And will quickly adapt to the reduced calorie count and halt weight loss. I’ve done a lot of self work in this area and honestly glp-1 drugs and metformin provide a pretty serious ability to ma
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by virtue3 2y ago
Meebo was a lifesaver in college where I could log in via school computers and talk to my friends before my parents got me a cellphone lol. It was a long long time again. Good memories. pidgin and adium were my dream apps for a long time.
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by virtue3 2y ago
Yeah. That really doesn’t need to be from the store. I really hate going through the Apple Store to download Xcode. We all know how to download software. I’d rather go through a dev portal than a consumer portal. YMMV
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by virtue3 2y ago
I have a close friend that worked on the mars rover. He uses me as a reference. As soon as they start being like “can he use the latest android libraries and techniques” or some crap. I just shoot back: “The man has code on another planet,
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by virtue3 2y ago
"Astronomer Frank Drake created a formula to estimate the number of extraterrestrial civilizations in the Milky Way. Adam Frank and Woodruff Sullivan modified the equation to calculate the odds that Earth was the first intelligent life
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by virtue3 2y ago
I think it depends on a lot of factors. I think the biggest issue would be the most "successful" VCs aka the ones that make the most money, have the most money to invest in other companies. If they can make the most return on thei
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by virtue3 2y ago
the united states stopped investing in them because they're more of a near-peer type weapon. They are absolutely devastating to columns of tanks. And they help control the "z-axis" the the united states military is dependent
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by virtue3 2y ago
Here are some key events in Germany's nuclear phase-out: 1998 A coalition government includes the phasing out of nuclear power in its policy (this was later un-done in 2009 and then redone in 2011 which is the cause of confusion). IE.
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by virtue3 2y ago
LED backlight might. If no backlight probably fine.
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by virtue3 2y ago
I've been using this for years since uTorrent went to shit. I can't recommend it enough.
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by virtue3 2y ago
The real problem here is that all the devices they used to sell got replaced by cellphones pretty quickly. So what choice did they have to sell the item that replaced most of the store?
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by virtue3 2y ago
Prague is a really good example of a major European city that was relatively untouched in the war. And it shows. Lots and LOTS of historical buildings and a very "old European" feel through a lot of the city. It's quite bea
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by virtue3 2y ago
Location:San Francisco Remote: Yes, or in office, either is good. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Node.js, TypeScript, GraphQL, AWS, Azure, React, Next.js, C# Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d&#x2
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by virtue3 2y ago
On call engineers fixing on call bugs is one of the simplest and most straightforward way out of the hole. You then also have a direct cost of being “on call” accounted for and on the sprint board.

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