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by wiether 2y ago
I read "had" instead of "has" and spent too much time trying to find another explanation to the completely SFW I found.
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by wiether 2y ago
S3 in regard of vendor lock is a bad take since it's probably the easiest service on AWS to migrate from with dozens of fully compatible solutions existing outside. Even EC2 (AWS's VMs) require more work to migrate from.
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by wiether 2y ago
Thus the second sentence : > that we could not implement on our own without having a very high headcount and associated bureaucracy
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by wiether 2y ago
In France, Prime is 69.9€/year I'm not sure of what I get exactly from it, but I never have to pay for shipping, no matter what I order and where it's delivered (at home, in a Locker, in a post office...) But I also use my ac
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by wiether 2y ago
Yeah, I don't understand this take. "Center" is not French, it's English. "Parcs" is French, sure. But the author is suggestion "Centre" (French) "Parks" (English). So an English French word
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by wiether 2y ago
Weirdly enough, I always think that 9/11 was a Friday; and now Album day is Friday!
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by wiether 2y ago
Dwight, is that you?
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by wiether 2y ago
And also one's siren should be more audible from inside the car. It would help drivers use it more thoughtfully, instead of pressing it multiple times at the slightest feeling of inconvenience.
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by wiether 2y ago
Keep in mind that Google's results are also much worse than they used to be. I'm using both Kagi & LLM; depending on my need, I'll prefer one or the other. Maybe I can access the same result with a LLM, but all the conver
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by wiether 2y ago
There are a few of them like Filtr or Digster Usually I find them _by accident_ while browsing public playlists on Spotify
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by wiether 2y ago
Many scientists hold religious beliefs, I don't see the difference here?
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by wiether 2y ago
It's not like the author says this: > The answer probably depends on the person. Someone who regularly runs, runs more efficiently than someone who does not. > But we can still generalize.
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by wiether 2y ago
I am intrigued about people losing socks because it never happened to me. My guess is that people using a dryer are probably more prone to be victims of this. How I do things is: - put dirty clothes in the dirty clothes bag as soon as I und
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by wiether 2y ago
Personal anecdote : I grew up in a regular flat where I couldn't find stuff because my family members were not careful about things. During my holidays as a kid, I used to spend a few weeks at my uncle's place, which was a _Scroog
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by wiether 2y ago
There are dozens factors that explains the performance improvements, like tech that can help detect future talents, globalization that can help finding talents in the middle of nowhere, studies on physiology... The biggest one being probab
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by wiether 2y ago
Well, hello fellow endurance person!
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by wiether 2y ago
If they are <35, they are too young to realize how fast goes by; and if they are >40, they are selfish to still be alive while preaching for a shorter lifespan for others?
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by wiether 2y ago
Their webshop is here : https://www.duralex.com/ There is regional versions depending on where you are located at, available at the top right!
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by wiether 2y ago
> pub glasses are manufactured to indicate their age I was first confused by this because here in France we have this popular practice, mainly at the school cafeteria, to look at the bottom of our glass to know how old we are (actually i
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by wiether 2y ago
The company's history is interesting because in France almost the same thing happened with Duralex, which was near bankruptcy but was bought back by the employees a few weeks back. And now it's popular again. Until people forget a
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by wiether 2y ago
> It's not actually cost-efficient if you take into account one factor: demographics, or specifically: staffing. Cars and planes are cost-efficient if you *don't* take into account their environmental and human cost. Otherwise
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by wiether 2y ago
This. Since W11 I've seen much more _normies_ use Edge and the result is that they are using Bing for their searches. On the other hand, Google is the default on Android's Chrome and iOS' Safari, so they use Google there.
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by wiether 2y ago
> In my first real job, I worked for a company that maintained a large legacy product programmed in a combination of COBOL and Java. > In order to work on the Java side of the product, you checked out individual files from source cont
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by wiether 2y ago
I'm not sure about some of them since they are private only (you can't see anything without an account), but my go-to tool is JDownloader, that I run as a Docker container on a server
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by wiether 2y ago
> Add car sharing, better public transportation Ah yes, the _very elderly or anybody on crutches_... the people who have more to gain from using good public transportation than having to drive a two tons vehicle on streets filled with li
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by wiether 2y ago
> When a Llama (the creature) generally starts getting friendly towards someone it means they are about to get nasty and attack/spit in your face. Is that why Meta decided to call their _open source_ LLM this way? It would make a lo
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by wiether 2y ago
> That only works for people that live in urban areas Which is _only_ the majority of the global population.
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by wiether 2y ago
Why is that? The actual EV revolution that the Worlds needs is through bikes, not cars.
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by wiether 2y ago
SRAM decided to do something clever : instead of giving money to pro-riders to promote their products and hope regular people will be convinced to buy the products ; they invested in partnership with bike manufacturers, since most groupsets
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It's the impression given by the medias because cheating is actually taken seriously in cycling. In other sports its so common that its considered normal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2op5XG7LGkI

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