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by zihotki 2y ago
Or is it? Jepsen reported a number of issues like "read skew, cyclic information flow, duplicate writes, and internal consistency violations. Weak defaults meant that transactions could lose writes and allow dirty reads, even downgradi
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by zihotki 2y ago
I fully agree that the strategy games are the best candidates for that. It's a pity that those games are losing popularity to casual games. Strategy games are more complex and require more time and effort.
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by zihotki 2y ago
.. in mice.
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by zihotki 2y ago
German automakers oppose it because they will be hit the hardest. They focus on premium market. They don't have much competition in that market especially for conventional cars. And they don't care much what will happen later and
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by zihotki 2y ago
BMW, EV, and Seriously - that's something I can't agree. I see the opposit. They are lagging behind technologically. They put their stakes on conventional cars and didn't invest much in EV for a long time.
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by zihotki 2y ago
I'm not sure if it's the exact same thing Apple does. Apple is going to provide security updates for their phones for at least 5 years - https://www.securityweek.com/apple-says-iphones-will-get-sec... As for the p
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by zihotki 2y ago
They spent 10 years finetuning the search and then another 15 finetuning ads and clicks. Google's business is ads, not search.
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by zihotki 2y ago
This is EU, it would rather become a cycling path or some sort of park/recreational zone.
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by zihotki 2y ago
The fore-coming v1 release with the fix will for sure be on the front page
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by zihotki 2y ago
Why donations? Supporter plan, without any additional benefits or fictional ones and with a tiny price will do. As for the FreeCAD Project Association, thanks for the tip, that's already included. I prefer to spread the butter all over
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by zihotki 2y ago
I may misused the term but I meant the functionality you describing (automatic SubShapeBinder generated based on selected edges) plus ability to export multiple geometries. These features greatly simplify and speedup design of parts and the
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by zihotki 2y ago
There are always workflows and workarounds. That's FreeCAD in a nutshell. But there are no easy and intuitive ways of doing that. Compare it to the Realthunder’s Link Branch version which has `export single geometry` and `export multip
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by zihotki 2y ago
2 cents: many core changes from Link Branch are coming to v1 of Freecad thanks to Ondsel (a commercialized version of Freecad) Also UX of Ondsel is much better and close to the Link Branch version by Real Thunder. It's important to me
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by zihotki 2y ago
My biased opinion as a DIY-er. Solidworks and other commercial CAD's are more polished and friction free. Freecad has too much legacy and quite verbose. The things may change a bit this/next year when a solution to the topological
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by zihotki 2y ago
Pulumni is a great example of a leaky abstraction. Even yaml is better in some regards.
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by zihotki 2y ago
I wonder if Ondsel would make a plan for supporters. You folks make a great job there, the UX is way easier and better, I'm very impressed. I'd be happy to support the project but current subscription levels are too high for a hob
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by zihotki 2y ago
Ondsel, built on top of FreeCad, aims to make free ad more user friendly and easy to collaborate on projects. Plus Freecad is close to propose a solid solution for topological naming issues. It will be this year, fingers crossed
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by zihotki 2y ago
And they revoke the license in US and basal states, isn't it?
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by zihotki 3y ago
Rapid charging takes time, and time is money. Swapping a battery is very quick and easy, it can be done anywhere. In this regards it becomes even more convenient than a gas station since such charging/swapping station doesn't requ
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by zihotki 3y ago
They don't need to find a charging spot. The batteries are swappable. You can charge them at home and swap when needed. Also if it gets good user base, battery swapping stations will be everywhere.
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by zihotki 3y ago
They are not built to drive faster than 50km/h (30 miles/h). They are for the city or bicycles roads (yes, they will be allowed on bicycle roads due to their speed limit and size). I'm not sure about US but in EU one, as far
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by zihotki 3y ago
Then you should probably push adoption of markdown for javadoc (1). That and mermaid extension should be a good candidate. Or just use javadoc with an additional md plugin. 1 - https://mail.openjdk.org/pipermail/javadoc
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by zihotki 3y ago
Or use classic approach - pay the lower price now and let the next goverment deal with the future problems.
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by zihotki 3y ago
If they manage to do the training and onboarding within 4 hours then that may worth it (considering minimal hourly rate 12.41 euro per hour). That doesn't look realistic.
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by zihotki 3y ago
Why? Their business is ads, not services for users
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by zihotki 3y ago
They are indeed separate concepts but they may be both true. ASML can be a good example
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by zihotki 3y ago
But does it work like that for other professions which also don't require a formal degree/license? Also how it would work world-wide or do you mean a national one and bar expats until they pass it? For doctors and lawyers one may
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by zihotki 3y ago
Original title of the press release: The European harmonised technical standards on the safety of toys should be accessible to EU citizens I wonder if the same will apply for other common standards like low voltage electricity, construction
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by zihotki 3y ago
It's funny how they avoid using 'AI' term in the post when mentioning the reasons of spam. Given that Google is now an AI company, it may create a bad impression.
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by zihotki 3y ago
They're good, not perfect.

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