rlf_dev

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by rlf_dev 4mo ago
AFAIK there is no Brazilian dubbing in Portugal, the only commonly dubbed media are animated movies and they are always dubbed by Portuguese VA's.
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by rlf_dev 1y ago
There still are cars being sold without much of new "technology", I daily a MY2024 Abarth 595 that still doesn't have start-stop, ECall, auto braking, telemetry, lane-assist, the infotainment is replaceable by a standard thir
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by rlf_dev 1y ago
I checked the Portuguese content available and you should clarify it's Brazilian (and change the flag to the Brazilian one so it doesn't induce in error).
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by rlf_dev 2y ago
Portuguese here, yes we most definitely are. It’s been of the arguments to support immigration by the previous government since they usually are always net contributors to Segurança Social (Social Security).
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by rlf_dev 3y ago
In Portugal you have at least two ISP’s that do ONT and router in the same device (MEO and Vodafone).
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by rlf_dev 3y ago
I buy a 10L jug every 4500Km for my car, last time I bought one it was 15€, don't see what is the pain to deal with it.
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by rlf_dev 4y ago
"Those who stayed behind, either stayed because they benefit from the cronyism or are held back by family or lack of marketable skills." Or maybe none of those, there are plenty of people with good jobs here and no reason to leave
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by rlf_dev 4y ago
"My takeaway is, to put it very bluntly, that the average Portuguese person is quite ignorant. They either don't know a lot of important things, or they know a bit but don't care (because they don't know why it's im
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by rlf_dev 4y ago
By the end of my time with it, my 307 headlight stick would also trigger the horn whenever I turned on the high beams, the AC would stop working at around 90 KM/h, the air intake pipe to the turbo had at least two tears glued down and
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by rlf_dev 4y ago
Rider runs on Linux too
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by rlf_dev 4y ago
It's been an absolute joy toying with TV after all this years for some TUI side-projects. https://github.com/magiblot/tvision
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by rlf_dev 4y ago
And you're going to do that in Python ?
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by rlf_dev 4y ago
Thanks ! I'm now in the process of updating to the new 2022 model.
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by rlf_dev 4y ago
Hey, you guys are looking to implement BirdNET into iOS ? If so I have no problem sharing the code I'm using in a small app I made using BirdNET-Lite ( https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bird-sound-identifier/i
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by rlf_dev 5y ago
I also think having everything in the formal form makes it a little bit jarring, like the sample code in the main page having the keyword "faca" when "faz" would be much more clearer.
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by rlf_dev 5y ago
And it was Mobile plans only, since it's illegal to have zero-rating plans on fixed plans.
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by rlf_dev 5y ago
Sure, but it's still your own LLVM IR that's being compiled, just on their end and not yours.
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by rlf_dev 5y ago
App Thinning removes unused slices on download, it doesn't change compiled code.