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by zelos 4y ago
It's actually an offence in the UK to do that. Not that it stops anyone.
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by zelos 4y ago
> Also if you hit someone you are safer. Also if you hit someone they are safer, more to the point.
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by zelos 4y ago
80% of the CO2 is in the operation and servicing. https://www.iea.org/data-and-statistics/charts/comparative-l...
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by zelos 4y ago
> That the BBC, the main promoter of british colonialism... I take it you don't actually watch any BBC output, then?
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by zelos 4y ago
But Zuck is surely talking about AR glasses here, right? Full VR isn’t going to be a ubiquitous platform like phones/laptops etc.
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by zelos 4y ago
My most productive schedule is 8am-4pm. 'Real' coding until about 2pm, the rest of the time on code reviews, bug triage, updating tickets etc. By 4pm my brain is kind of fuzzy. Of course, now I have to work around a 1hr 'stan
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by zelos 4y ago
Thank you: kind of incredible that the author of the article didn't think to include that kind of information.
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by zelos 4y ago
WFH makes family things so much easier that WFO can't really compete. On top of that the office is noisy, uncomfortable and located at the end of a stressful, expensive commute. For me one day a week in the office seems like a good b
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by zelos 4y ago
Interesting. Is that (effectively) randomly selected people, or is it opt-in?
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by zelos 4y ago
> "...indicated that more than 65 percent of people experienced symptoms of cybersickness, and more than one-third of these people experienced severe symptoms." That sounds about right from my anecdata. I enjoy VR, but I have t
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by zelos 4y ago
I'm not sure I agree. In the UK we kind of have that: 16-18 you can drop all but 3-4 subjects, with no restrictions. But as university courses often have specific requirements, that means you're pretty much deciding on your degree
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by zelos 4y ago
My kid's school is very sensible about this. If they have to phone you during the day for something minor they always start with "Hello, this is <school name>, there's nothing to worry about." It saves parents that
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by zelos 4y ago
I think you're right, it's mostly internal tools these days. Like a lot of Java stuff, it's the dark matter of the software world.
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by zelos 4y ago
Pressing the brake pedal doesn’t mean the physical brakes are being used, though.
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by zelos 4y ago
Agreed, I would go with separate running headphones. Even if the sweat doesn't destroy them, I've lost several pairs of quasi-waterproof headphones to sudden heavy rain etc.
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by zelos 4y ago
That’s not the definition of yak shaving I’ve ever used. I’ve always thought of it more like: - I find a bug - I track it down to a library I’m using. The fix is in a later release. - I go to upgrade the library, but that brings in some tra
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by zelos 4y ago
Battery longevity is rapidly approaching the life of the car. 5% drop in 100,000 miles.
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by zelos 4y ago
They used to have a paper on their website describing their algorithm in simplified form but I can't find it any more. Wikipedia has some details: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_fingerprint I believe it&#x
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by zelos 4y ago
It's not a closed system, is it? farmers are pumping in huge amounts of nutrients in the form of fertiliser, mostly made using fossil fuels.
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by zelos 4y ago
The Ioniq 6 kind of looks like the C6 if you squint a bit.
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by zelos 4y ago
Although, one could read that as "do good for an audience, just do it for the right audience"
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by zelos 4y ago
It does sound truly odd. He seems confused about the concept of giving flowers. The actual flowers are not the point.
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by zelos 4y ago
Switching from 1900x1200 to a 4k monitor was night and day for me. So much less eye strain by the end of the day.
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by zelos 4y ago
Do people really need a lesson to know not to turn just in front of a tram?
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by zelos 4y ago
Isn’t this the way everyone works? Write code, run some tests/linting locally, then create a PR to master and the CI server runs all the tests and reports pass/fail. Changes without a pass can’t be merged to master.
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by zelos 4y ago
> Bohr suggested that the most logical conclusion to a gunfight would be a peaceful settlement, And there ain't been a gunfight for a long time Maybe never, but nobody knows for sure…
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by zelos 4y ago
Really? Was it easy enough to define mappings between all the various fields/ticket types etc? I guess you could do it per-team across an organisation. It always seems hard enough to get information out of JIRA using JIRA when I watc
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by zelos 4y ago
Yes - JIRA is almost a textbook example of lock in. Moving a large company's workflow would mean months of disruption.
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by zelos 4y ago
There is definitely something to this. Basically any man who takes their shirt off in a film is generally ridiculously muscular. As in, a body shape that's only achievable with hours of intense training a day, probably with an expens
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by zelos 4y ago
I've just been through this with running shoes. I found some Asics that were light, comfortable and just firm enough. Now they're gone, split into multiple different variants, none of which is what I want.

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