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by winrid 1y ago
There are plenty of modern options. Most of my vehicles do not get over the wire updates ('12 honda civic, '15 base model Colorado, '17 Spark). Our tiguan does, sadly.
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by winrid 1y ago
Man, I thought I was behind using a P3 in like 2007 lol. You can get something 100x faster for $1 :D
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by winrid 1y ago
This is why I originally built FastComments :) and then I ended up working on that and not blogging much. Neat integration with bluesky, though.
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by winrid 1y ago
I'm not of the opinion it should be banned. Demonize it, yes. Also I think the repeated daily dopamine spikes, which are also much higher with porn, is much worse. It also probably has an adverse affect on young men that would normally
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by winrid 1y ago
Ah ok, that makes sense as I just hosted openvpn.
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by winrid 1y ago
This is basically what everyone that tries to use mmap in their database realizes.
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by winrid 1y ago
VPNs barely work in China IME. NordVPN didn't work, for example, and my self hosted VPN would often get disconnected.
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by winrid 1y ago
Why? At that salary just be a bus driver or something and code for fun.
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by winrid 1y ago
It raises your dopamine tolerance - part of why people tend to get into more and more crazy types of porn to get the same fix (see randy in south park :) ). Also, since your dopamine tolerance is higher, you enjoy real life less, which is b
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by winrid 1y ago
I wouldn't come up with a new language. I would use TS and use the types to optimize runtime decisions like using numbers to index arrays, without having to carry extra info about the number, and so on. I would change nothing except th
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by winrid 1y ago
It made the tests fail with the new feature and then removed the feature it just added to make them pass.
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by winrid 1y ago
I told it to add a feature and to update the tests. It added the feature, and then removed it because it made the tests fail lol. I know I can make it work, I did, that's not the point.
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by winrid 1y ago
It's unfortunate that we can't comment on reviews.
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by winrid 1y ago
Even with typescript Claude will happily break basic business logic to make tests pass.
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by winrid 1y ago
Yeah but it could be, as the runtime could take advantage of the type defs.
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by winrid 1y ago
What a joke. HSR is not over budget because of construction equipment. It's over budget because of bureaucracy and useless middlemen.
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by winrid 1y ago
It's interesting because the heavy machinery already replaced 20-50 humans. Now somehow that one person that has a job is an issue.
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by winrid 1y ago
That's hilarious considering I did my senior project in Perl.
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by winrid 1y ago
This page flashed and refreshed several times trying to view it?
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by winrid 1y ago
If you zoom in on your site before the cookies banner pops up you are stuck with just "Hi, we're cookies!" stuck on the screen and can't zoom out out
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by winrid 1y ago
Basically the same. I know this because it only affects my left eye :)
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by winrid 1y ago
Ah okay, good to know!
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by winrid 1y ago
If you have a genetic predisposition to schizophrenia it's starting to seem like drugs that seem harmless like marijuana (specifically THC?) can definitely bring it out. At least, that's what seemed to happen to my mother and anot
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by winrid 1y ago
Because the US wasn't invading. The US was defending South Vietnam from North Vietnam, because the fear was if they fell to communism then more Asian countries would. We basically helped with a civil war.
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by winrid 1y ago
In my personal experience with in-laws in China you're correct (got fully compensated + given a nicer house). Another family, when they were laid off from their government jobs, were given the option of cash or office space and storage
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by winrid 1y ago
Don't depend on a single provider. Always do live replication across providers. OVH downtime is only an issue if your entire company is running on a single server. Split it across a couple zones if this is actually paying bills.
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by winrid 1y ago
It causes physical pain for many. You can't always see the flicker but your eye muscles react faster than your perception, and they get sore. I had to get rid of a Samsung TV (120hz backlight, replaced with linear dimmed Sony, nicer an
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by winrid 1y ago
I have your problem. Philips makes no flicker LEDs, they don't have PWM like the Hue system, and good capacitors so no 60hz flicker. They're the "Ultra Definition Eye Comfort" models.
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by winrid 1y ago
I've put IoT LTSC on a couple 10 year old laptops we use for misc things and it runs great.
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by winrid 1y ago
Last year I had two experienced :) people come up to me in person with their phones asking how to open the menu in an app I made that they use at live events, and I had to show them the hamburger icon. I've since added "show menu&

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