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Jasp3r

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    Comment #48758947

    Yeah I don't think fully open sourced hardware is the play here. For €350 you have a vacuum with home station, with mop, with carpet detection and lift function and with proper sof…

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    Comment #48630831

    Here is the trick:

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    Comment #45670900

    MinIO is not actually open source, their source code is just public. The company I work at spun up a MinIO instance, and we got hounded by MinIO lawyers claiming we had to pay beca…

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    Comment #44559534

    It's also not something that needs research IMO: Toyota has a Prius with solar panel option.

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    Comment #43173693

    The cybertruck is not sold in europe, is is too big, too heavy and does not meet our pedestrian safety regulations.

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    Comment #42850762

    The hypothesis I have is that China has way more compute resources than they are willing to share. Compute resources they officially should not access to given export bans, where m…

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    Comment #42182443

    It got canned because it doesn't meet the new Vehicle General Safety Regulation laws from the EU. https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_22_...

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    Comment #39690459

    It is not even a tax on app profits, it's a cut of all sales

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    Comment #39041329

    They lost customer data, not source code. You shouldn't have a local copy of all user data on your machine.

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    Comment #38865718

    "Just alter your lifestyle to match the kind of car I want you to buy"

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    Comment #38287729

    When signing dog, was she referring to reindeers?

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    Comment #36338545

    In Europe it has been requirement since '94 and this requirement has been improved in '07 https://www.reifflawfirm.com/canadian-and-european-truck-und...

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    Comment #35812753

    I wouldn't call reactivity in Vue "fine grained". Every object that gets loaded into component state becomes reactive, and every piece of code that touches it gets dragged into a m…

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    Comment #34219546

    Tell me you're not making complex webapps without telling you're not making complex webapps

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    Comment #33774659

    Wageningen University

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    Comment #33774652

    Do you have some data to backup this bold claim?

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    Comment #32723633

    You're comparing a single EV that's light for it's class with a single gas car that's heavy for it's class. Why not compare the 3 series (1800kg) with the electric 3 series (2200kg…

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    Comment #32494257

    Use MobX https://github.com/mobxjs/mobx

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    Comment #32494249

    MobX is exactly what you're looking for: https://github.com/mobxjs/mobx Vue works similar to React + MobX, but with weird design decisions like implicit reactivity, and a stale eco…

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    Comment #32235737

    Even the crystal ball turns into a blob: https://emoji.supply/kitchen/?%F0%9F%AA%84+%F0%9F%94%AE=849

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    Comment #31539194

    Ansible and Puppet are for infrastructure automation across multiple VMs. Terraform is a way to declare cloud (native) infrastructure as code. Ansible and Puppet are not used anymo…

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    Comment #31539160

    Why would renaming be impossible to solve by a stateless terraform? In a cloud setup with 3 VMs, and you rename 1 VM from A to B: Measured cloud setup would have VMs A + X + Y New …

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    Comment #31539119

    That cloud providers provide such muddy/inadequate APIs that it is impossible to view the state they are in is a very bold claim to make. Do you have an example to back this up?

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    Comment #31531108

    I have never had this issue in my life. If you have issues with module bundling, use a module bundler.

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    Comment #31529518

    The whole issue of JavaScript is that the standard library is worthless, so people have to write additions to keep yourself sane as a developer. This makes it seem that there are 5…