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jadyoyster
3mo ago
This is exactly how I use LLMs. "I wonder if it's possible to ...", and if I get something that seems to work or passes the test suite that gives me lots of added confidence that an approach is worth spending proper engineeri
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6mo ago
Imagine how "hounded" everyone else feels by driver friendly polies in other cities.
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9mo ago
Because Belgium didn't have capital gains tax it was actually common to (fake) retire to Belgium for wealthy individuals. There's supposed to be a capital gains tax from 2026 though.
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9mo ago
Exactly, all you need to start is "a significant amount of people from this area want to go to those areas".
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9mo ago
There should be a law forcing ride hailing apps to give anonymized ride data to local governments so that they can plan public transport better. If they sell it to marketers they must be able to do this technically.
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1y ago
Surprisingly mobile networks seemed to stay up in Portugal. I'm not sure to what extent and if they lasted for the whole duration of the blackout. They definitely limited consumer use though.
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2y ago
You can book a seat for an instrument. I've seen EXTRA, ITEM SEAT mentioned as name for one particular airline but maybe it can get more specific with others?
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Exposing the Honey Influencer Scam [video]
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2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singular_they You might just not notice it.
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2y ago
Even if they were high enough they would just fall back to earth. There are lots of videos explaining orbit, this one looks good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcvnfQlz1x4
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2y ago
I think if you tried them out you'll find these bike paths are not unsafe (and I bet the accident numbers back that up), because it's a whole system. Design like this will have features to force drivers to take slow turns when cro
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2y ago
That's probably an Amsterdam thing, smaller Dutch cities are lovely and awesome to cycle in. Rotterdam was also not enjoyable to cycle due to aggressive drivers when I visited.
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2y ago
I think it must somehow use a recent kernel, otherwise Lunar Lake wouldn't be supported?
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2y ago
I like that they do it this way. The bins always had plenty of space when I took the option, and otherwise you travel with a backpack which fits under the seat in front of you for the lowest ticket price. The boarding and disembarking proci
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2y ago
IIRC the difference with the first option is that you get seat selection too, but in reality, only amongst the cheapest seats.
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2y ago
WizzAir is even worse than Ryanair with dark patterns in my experience. Super annoying.
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2y ago
I don't think Ryanair does this.
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2y ago
I was taught touch typing with pinky on the Z and index on the V for the bottom row. I think that's how it's designed to work, and that in this context stagger is a historical accident that ergonomic keyboards fix.
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2y ago
> Don't people bike because they want to get fit? People bike because they want to get around. Also, a bicycle is a lot less bulky and more quiet than a motorbike and it doesn't require a license.
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3y ago
You're right, I should have added genetics and disease as well! The gist is if your urine is of a light color and you have no issues there is no need to worry or try to force yourself to drink.
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3y ago
The idea that you need to drink liters of water a day is a modern invention due to misreading of research. It completely depends on the weather, exertion, and how much water is in the food you eat. https://www.mcgill.ca/os
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3y ago
SMS would be a complete non-starter in Europe. Many (no?) countries lack unlimited texting plans.
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3y ago
I may be wrong but I think that's not the view of the modern PL community. If your API talks about values, combinators, and has (implicit) laws about them then I would certainly consider that a language.
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4y ago
You could make it look like manually installing but have it change the definition of the environment, like NPM does with package.json. It wouldn't be distinguishable for someone who doesn't care about Nix.
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4y ago
Many European countries have secure quick payment solutions which interface with the banking system without giving away sensitive information. All that I've used require you to use your phone or an OTP device/printed card to authe
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4y ago
Before most-recent-order was the default I turned it on manually, so it's most certainly not every user.
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4y ago
Are you sure that is raw milk in the machines? In my country "fresh milk" is pasteurized. Note that pasteurized milk tastes better than sterilized milk and still needs to be refrigerated.
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4y ago
Doesn't Sofort actually log in to your bank website and use it as if it were a human?
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5y ago
These regulations are for not just for "the environment" but also for local air quality, i.e. the air you breathe in. Cities don't have much industry but they do have a lot of cars.
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5y ago
Actually meant to post this link, sorry! https://www.grc.nasa.gov/www/k-12/airplane/wrong1.html
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