aclatuts

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by aclatuts 6mo ago
Most of the JS bloat comes from really aggressive analytics, error tracking, and a/b testing. Not many developers are willing or given approval to remove these features up for smaller bundle sizes.
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by aclatuts 8mo ago
Anything under $2.25/watt would put it within under a 4 year payback period, Alberta has good rates for solar. Rooftop solar doesn't have operating costs that I can think of unless you want to clean them and clear snow which is op
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by aclatuts 9mo ago
My sister plans to just buy the self driving subscription for the month they go on road trips and thats it. Far better than buying it up front.
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by aclatuts 1y ago
I still really like the Arc browser. Other browsers are still missing some of the small UI/UX things Arc has.
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by aclatuts 1y ago
The real world isn't A/B tests. No government is going to spend millions on equipment and infrastructure on a congestion zone because some engineers are like "Let's just test this out. I have done zero research on what c
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by aclatuts 1y ago
This makes perfect sense for a headless CMS. An editor might upload changes or a new article a few times per day/week into a database through a headless CMS. A webserver could make a request to the headless CMS/database for every
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by aclatuts 1y ago
And living near a highway is linked to health issues like cardiovascular disease, dementia, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and MS. More cars and road is not more healthy. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3907023/
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by aclatuts 1y ago
Free streets are a handout to suburbanites that drive in and don't have to deal with constant congestion, pollution, noise, and collisions that people living in the congestion zone have to deal with.
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by aclatuts 2y ago
Just curious as to why you would want that?
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by aclatuts 2y ago
I doubt you were old enough to be around and voting for councillors pushing for parking minimums back in the 1950s. You were born into a lot of rules you never chose or voted for. But you happen to like these parking rules.
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by aclatuts 2y ago
Receive a license fee from someone else for using your software!
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by aclatuts 3y ago
This is like the tech bro version of: private investors buying properties is inflating property prices. The problem is blue collar people, which is a new one to me.
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by aclatuts 3y ago
The NIMBYs don't only block new residents moving in. They also block existing residents from building new housing that reflects changing tastes and trends.
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by aclatuts 3y ago
The tried and true asbestos insulation
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by aclatuts 3y ago
Beet juice plus antacid is a solid way to urinate red for me.
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by aclatuts 3y ago
Assassins Creed is becoming reality soon.
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by aclatuts 3y ago
I feel like the oil industry has astroturfed nuclear energy, and NIMBYs love it because they know there can not be any significant nuclear capacity that will come online until 2030 at the earliest. Which is my biggest problem with pro nucle
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by aclatuts 3y ago
Maybe a lot of old equipment that used CFCs are now collectively leaking at the same time?
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by aclatuts 4y ago
Disconnecting from the grid is overly romanticized. What you get from paying the utilities is a team of people who will fix equipment issues due to failure or the environment. If your home battery system has issues, scheduling someone could
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by aclatuts 4y ago
People go broke if their utilities go up $100 a month. It's better if houses were built to not depend on volatile energy prices. Net zero homes basically move the monthly utility cost from an ongoing variable bill and basically prepays
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by aclatuts 4y ago
People rent detached homes to families all the time. My sister does it and I live next to a family who rents a detached home. Why would the viewpoint of owners be any different with renting apartments to families??
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by aclatuts 4y ago
I don't think there is much difference that's why all the projects plan for 20% low income units.
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by aclatuts 4y ago
I had no idea this is how it worked. The previous system sounds too good to be true as a Canadian.
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by aclatuts 4y ago
This isn't some unknown town that put in a lot of planning, money, and effort to create demand. The only thing of "value" that happened was that a state full of good weather and jobs was monopolized early with low density hou
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by aclatuts 4y ago
I am starting to think zoning is completely outdated now. It may have been needed during industrialization when people did not understand pollution and fire safety. I think the only strict zoning needed is heavy/medium industrial. I th
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by aclatuts 4y ago
Making it smaller does add physics based safety features that couldn't be achieved otherwise.
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by aclatuts 4y ago
Yes I took a functional programming course with Racket. But in hindsight Javascript made me appreciate and understand functional programming way more.
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by aclatuts 4y ago
I have seen so many articles about evaluating people popping up recently. I expect someone to write an article soon about how you need to watch someone make love to a hooker for assessment purposes.
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by aclatuts 4y ago
The mac mini is less than half the size which may be important in some cases.
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by aclatuts 4y ago
I think he means having a duct work for the whole house for a central heat pump is good. But having a heat pump per zone is also good if you don't have ducts for the whole house. Some newer home designs separate heating and cooling fro

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