YesWeWill

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by YesWeWill 4y ago
Just finished reading this book. Do recommend! But first read A Fire Upon The Deep. P. S. Don't bother with Children of the Sky
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
They're making it as a transpiler to their dialect of C++. On other OS it can also work because they have the Serenity Browser engine running on Linux. So probably take some parts of the build chain there and off you go.
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
Ukraine has been synchronized only very recently and it's much more like an emergency interconnect. Zaporozhi Power Plant is under attack.
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
Seems very weird to me. Where's the difference between me using a Photoshop plugin that generates some parts of the image and me using Stable Diffusion that generates some parts of the image? How do you know how much of the image was g
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
Looking at Tenerife south...
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
My state has published plans for electricity usage limits just today. It would be really weird if we were the only ones.
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
It's really not democratic at all. Democratic would be if we all voted about all seats. How am I supposed to change anything ever if I vote about 2% of the seats? Sorry not sorry for being born where I was. > how exactly are they de
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
I don't believe that for a minute - since now the market is choosing nuclear the moment the EU allowed it to be considered green. We were waiting for it for a decade with projects in hand and now there are entire new reactors being bui
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
It was never a rational economic choice, everybody in the eastern EU knew this is coming. While we were sounding the alarms and pointing to Georgia in 2008, Westerners were busy mashing "reset buttons" with uncle Putin. Not even 2
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
As I said, the member was from an opposition party. Nobody of the population wanted them in the government in the first place, they were there due to a background deal. The EU makes people who nobody voted for too powerful. > Then, the n
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
The EU assigns money it takes from the states - money the pro-nuclear states would've used for their nuclear energy, but since it was appropriated by the EU and then assigned by its own rules that were constructed to rule out nuclear e
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
What ballot box? I can't vote about the Commission... It was chosen by a vote of ministers but that minister was actually from a opposition party here! This """democratic""" system is broken. And my vote a
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
Bought some coal for the winter months. Also going to use wood - but I have enough of my own.
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
What does it have to do with the US? This is about the EU only. The EU only put all focus on "green" energy and then tried to solve the problems it created with fossil fuels while forgetting about or even actively working against
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
My Galaxy S2 still works, it even has decent battery life (at least a day). But would I want to use it? No. I like technological improvements. I buy a new phone because I want new capabilities - and that's bound to its computing perfor
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
Links? Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. I hope you're not going to link Russian fascist propaganda, though.
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
Bullshit. One thing is uncomfortable - and that happens during homeschooling more than enough, so that's how you learn to deal with it. Another thing is leading a kid to suicide and/or homicide with the uncomfortable. That's
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
The problem with supporters of schools is that you have a very idealized view of what's happening there. I get it, you had it good - but you shouldn't ignore that there's a pretty significant amount of kids who don't fit
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
My pet peeve was not being able to use 2 windows next to each other on my 1280x1024 screen because the UIs assumed full screen usage. Phones - for sure, that's a modern development. But it's been more than a decade now, there are
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
To be honest, helping doctors in Africa is one of the few things I'd gladly label as advancing humanity.
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
That doesn't stop the bullies with good grades that are liked by teachers.
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
Why is it so great to force children to socialize for 6+ hours with people they might hate and who might hate them? Especially in an environment where the adults are so undernumbered they can't possibly keep track of what's happen
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
Despite the company name, metaverse has nothing to do with Meta (except the viewing device, but well that's your monitor brand and nothing else). Metaverse has been with us much longer than just since Meta was named Meta (or Facebook,
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
That's the point, they didn't. You won't get your iPhone without globalized trade.
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
Sure, my point is that the changes made with Alcubierre drive are controllable.
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
Still, having a drive that doesn't need to push stuff out of its back would be very interesting, IMHO - even if it doesn't work out better energy-wise.
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
Alcubierre drive essentially changes the shape of spacetime, doesn't it?
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
Much better to have a bunch of one-function packages that you can simply avoid than to have a dead package registry with 1/10 of the useful stuff (so not the one-function packages).
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
They might be using apps, but my customers don't want to pay for developing for four or more separate platforms (Windows, macOS, Android, iOS - also notice that nobody would develop for Linux), so they solve it by having a single platf
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by YesWeWill 4y ago
WPF might be there, but with all the "deprecated - oh not deprecated again - not deprecated but no updates for many years - deprecated again - not deprecated again" cycles I'm not going to touch it with 10-meter pole for anyt

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