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by peer2pay 1mo ago
What are these other places?
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by peer2pay 2mo ago
I’m not too deep into the matter but don’t they all have to wait in the interconnection queue first anyway? My understanding is that that alone will take some years
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by peer2pay 3mo ago
Back in the glory days of hackathons my now-wife and I wrote a multiplayer version of pac-man where one player controlled pac-man and the other was a ghost. We didn’t quite manage to make it fun to play but it sure was a huge amount of fun
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by peer2pay 4mo ago
Yeah great idea! Let’s also just legalise recreational fentanyl while we’re at it
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by peer2pay 4mo ago
How do canned peaches cause Alzheimer’s?
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by peer2pay 5mo ago
Nothing more ironic than an article about conscious writing that’s entirely written by AI.
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by peer2pay 10mo ago
Social policies and a clean environment is what I want
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by peer2pay 11mo ago
Meanwhile Mr POTUS himself wants to introduce prop betting in his social media platform. Don’t expect anything to change anytime soon
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by peer2pay 11mo ago
Because it sets a precedent
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by peer2pay 1y ago
iirc the Times ranking has always been garbage as it weighs some "student experience" metric way too high. Do I really care about the result of some online survey equally or more than the academic achievement of the staff? Back wh
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by peer2pay 1y ago
I’ve never agreed with a title and then disagreed with the content more than this article. Jokes on you, I care a lot about my work and can still get it done in 5 hours a day.
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by peer2pay 1y ago
Calling TNG a lab is a bit funny to me. It’s a consulting company that lets people hack on stuff between placements.
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by peer2pay 1y ago
My memory might be off here but wasn’t the initial AWS "cheaper" promise only made vs buying & maintaining your own hardware?
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by peer2pay 1y ago
It has to be a cost thing. HLS is so insanely optimised down to the hardware level that adding any kind of compute for targeting would increase costs exponentially. I’m not too deep into it anymore but there’s some great articles from Netfl
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by peer2pay 1y ago
I mean true, fair point but OP asked what I spent my money on and it’s travel, as described. Could I also buy a new laptop? Yeah sure, but I don’t because I don’t value it as much.
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by peer2pay 1y ago
Food and (international) travel almost exclusively. Currently on the third $10k+ trip with my wife in 18 months but don’t have a car and am still using my laptop from 2014. Main reason is that I feel like I have my whole life to buy X or Y
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by peer2pay 1y ago
Out of everything wrong in this comment the funniest one is "Even Amazon orders […] suck" Care to elaborate? Last time I was in the US my prime order took over a week to be delivered because it had to get shipped from a warehouse
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by peer2pay 1y ago
Calling Chernobyl a minor accident is insane. We are lucky it wasn’t worse but even then most of Europes forests are still polluted from the fallout. People directly killed during the incident is not a great indicator of incident severity w
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by peer2pay 2y ago
80% SoH is the de-facto industry standard for EoL/replacement. Mostly because after that you will eventually get a "knee-point" in your degradation curve at which operation is risky and largely inefficient. Without knowing sp
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by peer2pay 2y ago
I think the idea here is to build a thin layer but BYOD. I currently work for a company where most our value add lies in the data collection, cleaning and running of proprietary algorithms. A UI like this would be a game changer for us and
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by peer2pay 2y ago
Kudos to her for making this open source and free to users!
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by peer2pay 2y ago
> (AWS) is just a layer on top of (bare metal servers), and they charge 100-200% more than what (random bare metal server provider) charges The answer is the same: Convenience, SLAs, layers of abstraction…
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by peer2pay 2y ago
I find it hard to recommend the Angular port going forward, or at least until the Ant Design 5 sync has been made. For those who don’t know, last year Ant Design (the design system behind both component libraries) underwent a major redesign
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by peer2pay 2y ago
Smash ultimate has notoriously bad netcode so playing on this setup locally was probably a step up in terms of latency
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by peer2pay 2y ago
Sorry for being pedantic but that’s not components that’s just global classes. Bootstrap anyone?
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by peer2pay 2y ago
The announcement post for Angular 17 included a few sentences about this [1] We deprecated legacy components in v15 to be removed in v17. Even though they’ll not be part of the Angular Material v17 package, you can still update your apps t
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by peer2pay 2y ago
No but Angular 17 is backwards compatible with @angular/material@16 so you can upgrade Angular without having to upgrade Material [1]. We currently run @angular/core@17.0.8 and @angular/material@16.2.12 in production without
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by peer2pay 2y ago
You can upgrade all the way to Angular 17 without having to adopt the new MDC components. Only this May with Angular 18 support for the legacy components will be dropped completely. That’s the reason we’re currently migrating all our remain
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by peer2pay 2y ago
I have nostalgia for a lot of things in webdev, hacking together floating layouts is not one of them. /s But congrats on the work! I can definitely see this being useful for text formatting and layouting PDFs. Neat!
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by peer2pay 3y ago
When is a helicopter an "air taxi" now? Don’t get me wrong, electric helicopter/glider hybrids are cool tech but this just seems like an existing product repackaged to sound futuristic.

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