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8mo ago
In western europe today, I spend €10+ per day to heat my home (17 degrees mind you) with a gas powered boiler for radiators. I can run my mini-split on 18 degrees all day for a couple of euros. I moved here from the US in 2022 right after t
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8mo ago
I would be shocked if this doesn’t exist as a small dongle you could plug into your phone directly or operate wirelessly. If you’re someone who already has a few pieces of EDC, maybe it could be stashed on a keychain.
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I haven't seen any evidence that the "reliable" car brands are trying to change that dynamic moving forward. I think we are seeing a change in consumer behavior that leads to increased demand for new cars, but that is not con
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8mo ago
Plus people who buy cars are eating all the depreciation. I’ll glad buy your 2024 Corolla in 2032.
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9mo ago
The thing about printf debugging is that it works universally. All languages, all platforms, all stacks. Even down to the lowest levels of most software, there will always be some sort of log available. While some tools/frameworks migh
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9mo ago
I do find this frustrating as an IC. I'm lucky to get a COL raise every year, much less 10-15% in a down year. Not to mention the absolute ridiculous explosion of C-Suite pay in comparison to workers. Something has to change if these c
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9mo ago
Free backups
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9mo ago
> I don't pay interest so I'm not contributing to [their profits]... That's true, but by accruing rewards, you are indirectly incentivising the CC company to increase interest rates to subsidize your usage. If every single
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9mo ago
Credit card companies make money from interest on debt. That is undisputed. To pay out your rewards, they need to make a profit above and beyond what it takes to run the business such that they can afford to give you 2% back. This leads to
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9mo ago
Morally, they're also quite problematic, imo. Even if you aren't paying interest because you pay off the balance every month, CC companies can only offer points and cash back and all of that other stuff on the backs of the custome
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9mo ago
Everyone who wants to collaborate internationally is already doing it. Science in the US is entirely metric. Construction and domestic measurements are the two biggest holdouts and honestly they’re both negligible. Given the proliferation o
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9mo ago
Or recency bias.
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9mo ago
It would be nice to have a couple of routes between a few major cities with nonstop service, but there are are no bypasses around the interstitial cities so those would need to be built first. Groningen -> Amsterdam Maastricht -> Amst
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9mo ago
I’ve worked at one, but it required a PM who was ruthless about cutting scope and we focused on user stories after establishing a strong feedback pipeline, both technically through CI/CD/tests and with stakeholders. Looking back,
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9mo ago
Can you elaborate? “Multiseat program” is not returning any meaningful search results online.
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9mo ago
I got a bridge to sell you if you think that Apple is going to bring any of their manufacturing to the US...
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9mo ago
Do you have autoplay enabled? I find it to be quite buggy across all of their apps. Agree with you about the UX changes. I can easily get to “the end” of my feed and refreshing shows me all of the same videos but in a slightly different ord
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While I’m confident we will probably have large scale commercial spacecraft in my lifetime, I suspect I will be long retired by then. I’m 31. We need a decade of accident free autonomous launches before humans will line up in mass to visit
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9mo ago
Tbf McDonalds is also double fried, just the first time happens before they are flash frozen and sent to the restaurant.
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9mo ago
That doesn't mean that the price will never return to "normal". All three companies have new fabs being built in America and Europe right now, but they won't be online for a couple of years. Also, if demand for AI chips
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9mo ago
Prices will come back down. That’s the beauty of pc gaming.
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Probably awful unless they already make 300k+ TOC.
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9mo ago
Did you read it cover to cover in one-(ish) sitting? I would argue it's more of a reference book that over time you can internalize into your own design language.
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If Build UI was still making content, they would keep getting sales. There are also other ways to implement a "pay once" model that is sustainable, but it involves designing a much more thought out product roadmap and gatekeeping
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Do you think the majority of those people are lying or do you think it's possible that our pursuit of algorithmic consumption is actually rewiring our neural pathways into something that looks/behaves more like ADHD? Personally, I
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Can confirm having experienced both the USA and Dutch systems now. In both countries is my visit only about 20 minutes + another 15-30 sitting in the lobby because they doctor is always running behind schedule. In theory, the Dutch system w
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It's also important to consider the developers risk tolerance as well. It's all fine and dandy that the project manager is okay with the risk but what if none of the developers are? Or one senior dev is okay with it but the 3 who
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> concomitant Thanks for the new word! Native speaker but I’ve never seen/heard that one before. Might be more common in a commonwealth country though tbf.
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Eh it depends on a lot more factors. Perhaps at the most extreme side of the first time you take a new route. I use a GPS all the time, but only because it also shows me traffic, red light cameras, and potential hazards. I memorized the rou
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What? Every time I see kids on the train they’re talking about going to the appie to buy a redbull and “zakje chips”. I live in Eindhoven though so idk if that plays a roll.
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