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   by wffurr 2y ago

   Then they can buy EVs last. Let's start with the low hanging fruit like the eastern seaboard and California.
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   by wffurr 2y ago

   Might want to read up on what’s entailed in actually using that “useful fuel” https://www.funraniumlabs.com/2024/04/choose-your-own-radiat...
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   by wffurr 2y ago

   Quickly and dangerously. There's an entire cemetery dedicated to RAF pilot cadets in Montgomery, Alabama killed during training at US airfields. * https://www.findagrave.com/virtual-cemetery/622200 * https:&#x2F
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   by wffurr 2y ago

   This person really needs a Surface device instead of an iPad.
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   by wffurr 2y ago

   I must be mis-remembering some Facebook memes based on the 2012 conviction in absentia by a Malaysian tribunal. Seems like the ICC never took it up; although they almost certainly should have. US sanctions and pressure on the ICC not to s
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   by wffurr 2y ago

   Is it benefiting space exploration though? Or is it wasting huge sums of money that could be going towards real science.
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   by wffurr 2y ago

   Cheney, Rumsfeld, and Bush have yet to be held accountable for their war crimes after a conviction by the ICC. Obama deserves an investigation and trial at the ICC for much the same reasons, but was somehow seen as better by the ICC and sig
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   by wffurr 2y ago

   The advanced technologies you're describing are part of Artemis. The other part is a huge pork barrel jobs project for the SLS workforce across the country, in as many states as possible.
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   by wffurr 2y ago

   I enjoy cooking on one now that I am used to how fast it heats up. The thing I like most are the levels of safety from the toddler- there’s a “lock” feature on the control panel that disables the controls. And if I forget that and he turns
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    by wffurr 2y ago

    Maybe. Probably. The article is a bit mixed on range hoods and doesn’t look at high CFM ones specifically, but it stands to reason it would help. “ We found that an outside-venting range hood reduced peak NO2 concentrations in some cases
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    by wffurr 2y ago

    The translated rules page mentions municipal regulations that allow a “facade garden” on the front sidewalk.
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    by wffurr 2y ago

    What other big projects like Chromium and Android are doing is writing new code in Rust and investing in interop with the existing C and C++ code, along with fuzzing and sanitizing.
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    by wffurr 2y ago

    I choose flat resistance over either. Schwalbe Marathons or equivalent on all my bikes, but I use my bikes as my primary mode of transportation in the city. I really don’t want to deal with flats when I have to be on time. Edit: after bro
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    by wffurr 2y ago

    This has come up on HN before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37630804 is the discussion on a post by a Google researcher on text editing and how it's fundamentally flawed on mobile devices.
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    by wffurr 2y ago

    I tried and didn’t see anything.
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    by wffurr 2y ago

    Looks pretty neat. Probably a lot easier to use than Bazel, unless you need to compile C++ and Java or TypeScript, e.g. for building Android or web apps with a native dependency all from source.
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    by wffurr 2y ago

    Do you mean a .plan and .project file for finger?
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    by wffurr 3y ago

    It ought to be illegal. Ideally I could choose to shop somewhere that didn’t do that, but like your boss said, they all do it. It makes shopping with small children hellish.
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    by wffurr 3y ago

    Paper cuts like what? Deficiencies in the syntax plugins?
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    by wffurr 3y ago

    > Languages C 91.3% Rust 8.1% Other 0.6%
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    by wffurr 3y ago

    You joke, but the US DoD sees advantages with distributed energy production in resilience to attack: https://www.acq.osd.mil/eie/Downloads/OE/2023%20Operational%...
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    by wffurr 3y ago

    Uranium is not a renewable resource. All of the uranium on earth was formed in another star’s supernova and seeded in the proto planetary nebula before the earth coalesced.
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    by wffurr 3y ago

    Put the rice cooker near your sink and aim the steam vent towards the sink.
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    by wffurr 3y ago

    What do you use instead of std::vector, map, unique_ptr, etc? I have a hard time thinking of C++ and the STL as separate. Even our internal utilities and such tend to be STL-like although often with safer defaults.
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    by wffurr 3y ago

    Missing the most important piece of info about any NRO launch, the mission patch! Meow! https://www.nro.gov/portals/135/assets/img/L-70_Snow-Leopard...
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    by wffurr 3y ago

    No, I sure don’t.
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    by wffurr 3y ago

    >> if you just cobble enough thermostats together, you get a person Is that so different from how natural selection produced the human mind?
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    by wffurr 3y ago

    I thought building new solar plants was cheaper than operating existing gas and coal plants. What’s hold up on building solar capacity as fast as we can, saturating demand? Permitting? Capital deployment in utility markets?
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    by wffurr 3y ago

    My kids and I watched a cute short show on Nat Geo titled Giant Sequoias vs Coastal Redwoods that goes into this exact distinction: https://youtu.be/Hmhb2vmEnvA?feature=shared
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    by wffurr 3y ago

    https://engineering.fb.com/2023/10/05/developer-tools/python... was linked from the post and has a description of the features they added in 3.12. I skimmed that instead of the podcast.