lillecarl

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by lillecarl 14d ago
Just burn your trash https://www.energimyndigheten.se/en/news/2025/from-waste-to-... My understanding is that biological decomposition of waste creates methane which is a worse greenhouse gas than CO2.
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by lillecarl 28d ago
I find it odd that this isn't mentioned anywhere in an article about using postgres for everything.
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by lillecarl 2mo ago
I held out on OpenAI until last month because I despise Sam Altman, but using Codex is a great experience and 5.5 (medium) I'm on 20$ is very capable, follows instructions when it should and confronts me/challenges me when it shou
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by lillecarl 5mo ago
Human beings
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by lillecarl 6mo ago
We live on societies, switching from AC to DC because your low-power home appliances doesn't need AC makes no sense. Home power usage is dominated by heating and cooling not by your 45w laptop charger. DC infrastucture makes sense in h
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by lillecarl 6mo ago
The models detecting touch has become better and the touch grid has become both higher resolution and more reliable. Being able to detect the middle-point of a fat finger wasn't a 1.0 feature
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by lillecarl 7mo ago
JSON is only written one way, CSV parses all have tweaks for delimiters and column names or not and such.
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by lillecarl 7mo ago
Alcohol has fucked up more lives than any other drug in my sphere. People who have had their life fucked by drugs has mostly been because of inhumane government intervention. // Sweden
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by lillecarl 7mo ago
Yeah there are people who can't help themselves, but they are a fraction of a fraction of the population. When presented with an honest and decent alternative the vast majority will choose it.
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by lillecarl 7mo ago
Citation needed, SOTA labs surely has technical protection and legaleese against using them for training. It's been done in th past but what indicates this is still the case?
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
It's nice to buy responsibility when it's upheld, else you're just trading your money for the inability to fix things.
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
If this is the case you can install stop lights and traffic sensing at roundabout ingress points, you can also provide a "turn right" lane that bypasses the roundabout entirely. Intersections are dangerous.
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
You don't have this? In Sweden we have sensors to detect cars, pedestrians and bicycles to shift the lights as appropriate. During rush-hour those features are turned off/discarded in favor of "grid optimized" timings. I
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
I use Scaleway as my registrar, I don't know if i can automate domain registration but I don't have to. They have APIs for managing records if you choose to host DNS there too.
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
It should be trivial for Waymo to implement a "drive carefully near schools" feature, and if really spicy "drive REALLY carefully near schools at these times" feature. Safe driving starts with speed, lowering speed and i
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
Yep, the Linux kernel comes to mind. There are niche alternatives but mostly everyone settles on Linux as their kernel because it's easier and allows moving faster forwards.
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
You're saying a proposed bill which hasn't passed is comparative to recent events in the US or am I reading too much between the lines?
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
Thicker cables or higher voltage(lower current) is the answer which is why it's used in power distribution networks where they can control the voltage by planning what to transform to.
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
A good amount != this. AI being able to do the easy parts of something doesn't replace the hard ones.
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
> Do you think if Russia invades Sweden tomorrow, private businesses can still do whatever they want like in peacetime Pretty much > or will they have to follow the new waartime rules set by the government and enforced by armed soldie
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
Luckily Sweden is not a dictatorship and doesn't have a supreme leder. Our government can't just hand-wave things. There's the legislative branch which must've had the foresight to make laws that allows the executive bra
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
I highly doubt the Swedish government has a way to turn off our internet. Our government doesn't own our internet infrastructure, it's owned by private companies. The government could impose legislation to force providers to compl
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
If you only expose SSH then you're fine, but if you're deploying a bunch of WebApps you might not want them accessible on the internet. The few things I self host I keep out in the open. etcd, Kubernetes, Postgres, pgAdmin, Grafan
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
The trick is to use "shellcheck" on your bash scripts, it's an overly anal linter that'll keep you sharp, and it's 2026, everyone can script bash with AI :) But yeah the syntax with [[, if fi, while stmt; do; done,
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
Craziest thing: You can still script in bash/zsh even if you use fish but you can't always copy-paste from StackOverflow.
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
https://fishshell.com/ https://xon.sh/ https://www.nushell.sh/ https://elv.sh/ You're replying to someone that says POSIX shells are holding people back, not that the
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by lillecarl 8mo ago
Mitchell Hashimoto went on to create a new awesome terminal emulator, in a programming language he had not used (much) before. Sounds like a great way to stay entertained!
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by lillecarl 9mo ago
The hardware support is very likely already there.
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by lillecarl 9mo ago
Ah yes, responding to the media during holidays will make the data crawl back to their servers!
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by lillecarl 9mo ago
> I like the idea of it, but Linux hardware support is still crap, and will get worse as ARM becomes more entrenched. Linux arguably has better compatibility than Windows, but it's nuanced as it depends on what devices you're i

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