maigret

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by maigret 6d ago
Absolutely in that case it would be more for fiddling and having a conversation starter with friends. It also depends on how reliable your grid is etc.
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by maigret 6d ago
What kind of electricity usage do you have? Because a used electric car probably around 20k provides you with easily 50+kwh in car to grid, + you get a working car for free.
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by maigret 6d ago
How many days do you actually take?
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by maigret 6d ago
Solar + batteries is cheaper than ever. Americans are often full preppers and DIY but when we speak about energy autonomy and efficiency they immediately get some weird allergy.
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by maigret 7d ago
Will they though? They would capture more windows users. They already have the Neo actually. iPad still has another job mainly around simpler tasks. I’ve not yet got to love the Macosy windows management.
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by maigret 7d ago
Bad luck, accessibility standards require you to support 320px width without horizontal scroll bar for most elements, especially the main layout. (1280px with 400% zoom)
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by maigret 14d ago
Med school has its own issues and is a very demanding learning and career path. Lots of stress, long shifts etc. I am very impressed by the people doing it but it’s not for everyone. Anyway, who can predict the future? There are still lots
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by maigret 14d ago
That’s the definition of democracy. Of course voting is significant and has consequences.
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by maigret 1mo ago
Actually private equity have been accumulating stakes quickly in renewables lately. Makes sense. Talk bad of a future tech to own most of the cake early for cheap... https://www.cfainstitute.org/insights/articles/p
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by maigret 1mo ago
“Distilled”? I mean what model is not distilled from other data? The American models happily trained from my blog and social media data without any kind of rewards. If I can pay the inference I don’t see why I wouldn’t do this. Also, I have
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by maigret 1mo ago
In Germany you are obligated to provide usable contact information, and there are even lawyers who make their business model on suing you for not applying that perfectly (it’s has been abused a lot in the past decades btw).
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by maigret 1mo ago
VS Code is hard to escape as well.
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by maigret 2mo ago
Yes because most people don’t have an off site backup strategy.
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by maigret 2mo ago
Most French people write cursive.
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by maigret 3mo ago
I never understood that point too. It shows quite some cognitive decline in the users mind. Searching for 20 minutes is now too much even if your privacy depends on it. I suspect also this was a well planted thinking point by the social med
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by maigret 3mo ago
Indeed a lot of social media platforms are used by foreign powers to create discord. Human psychology is much more attentive to negative messages and this is too easy to weaponize. A solution against that would probably be world changing. I
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by maigret 4mo ago
Well the thing is that people often love when the government tells other families how to live, and partly for good reasons including enabling basic education for everyone. Partly the wants of the parents and the needs of the kids might be a
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by maigret 4mo ago
If the rate of failure is slightly consistent then more layoffs will lead to more startups, so more will get on top. Many companies business are easier to attack than it looks. Look early 2000, early 2010 have both brought their set of amaz
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by maigret 4mo ago
In Europe drought is measured from the amount of water at different depths. I would be surprised it’s different in the US.
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by maigret 4mo ago
I know very few average people who would say such a thing though.
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by maigret 5mo ago
Not yet, maybe.
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by maigret 7mo ago
Sorry but 40 tons trucks have been around for decades in Europe and people drove small cars. Its car marketing, group think and FUD.
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by maigret 7mo ago
Actually European integration the last 30 years has been pretty remarkable. In the past, not even electric plugs were compatible. But the EU is not a country. A lot of the inefficiencies are actually features sought by key members to protec
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by maigret 7mo ago
LOL are you looking at the news lately. Everything is blatantly in the open now.
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by maigret 7mo ago
I’ve seen many essential people being laid off for stupid reasons, the gp reason above being part of the story for some. Finance runs the world not tech. Tech is only welcome when it helps finance else it is marginalized.
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by maigret 8mo ago
It was a single election in 2016, and a few governors and senators and… oh it’s actually a pattern, a system that people feign to ignore when convenient for them.
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by maigret 8mo ago
The trains that are 10 min late in Germany mostly not exist in many other countries. Sure Switzerland is the best, but Germany is pretty high up. It’s just less good than it used to be. Oh and you can ride almost everywhere for 60 EUR &#x2F
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by maigret 9mo ago
Plex Monospace is great for coding as well.
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by maigret 10mo ago
I use LibreOffice for casual home use and can't remember the last time I missed a feature. The graphs are cumbersome to manage I agree.
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by maigret 11mo ago
Because there are liabilities issues for others. What if your structure falls down on visitors? You cant repair some heath damage or death. Since this kind of problems is easily prevented by professional review, legal constraints make lots

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