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My understanding is that legislation is in the works to fix that. But we’ll see.

9.4% is Gas + Biomass (not clean) But there’s a generation surplus and export of +13.4%!

Consider that you, and most of the community here, wouldn't have jobs if that were the case. XD

It works fine for the point that they were making. Which is that the fact that restaurants have to certify for food safety training and pass regular inspection is perfectly reasona…

Well in many countries this is the case. But it's an interesting thing to raise, because so often when they do enforce those controls - the outcry is 'bank won't let me do what I w…

AI Account. Everything in that account has appeared in the last 6mo. Very unnatural commit activity, and clearly contradicts the claim that this is their first OS project. Is linke…

This is quite common already, where they’ll offer a higher performance tier, but that power only comes from the engine control unit, no physical differences. It makes even more sen…

I’ve been loving zellij. I don’t know what it is about how my brain works, but I have absolutely no memory for keybinds (and envy those that do), so I love that it just lays them o…

Wouldn’t disagree, but have I got bad news for you. Global utilisation rates are very low. 5~15% I guess the reality is that solving that would require a practically impossible lev…

Interesting. Coming from Spring to Ktor, being able to easily inspect the internal workings has been one of my favourite bits! It’s ‘advanced’ kotlin in there for sure, and takes s…

I’m personally not convinced by the theory of ortho. It seems to stem from the idea that stagger is a hangover from the typewriter, in which it was required to make room for the me…

Thanks - I figure its step away in terms of target platform. I meant a little more in the way that software is packaged and run. My understanding is that theres a similar mechanism…

Is it similar to NixOS? Recent convert, would be interested to read a comparison to fuchsia from someone in the know of both. If it’s anywhere close Google might be sat on a huge o…

They shutdown all operations in Russia. https://blog.jetbrains.com/blog/2022/12/06/update-on-jetbrai...

It’s a good point. YouTube for instance doesn’t gatekeep in the same way. And for sure by no means am I suggesting this is the best way to go about it.

There’s no doubt better docs will help improve the state of Android Apps. But this is about stemming the flow of shovelware into the store, (todolist tutorial no 800000, but I chan…

That definitely happens. Meanwhile we know that these mixers are being used enmasse to sell exploitative content, fund terrorist organisations, evade tax, run scams, hacks, the lis…

> Have you ever considered there may be legitimate use cases for such technology? Ok, so we all are well aware of the illegitimate use cases for which crypto mixers are used - in v…

Is there any good data/analysis on how prevalent attacks on these devices are? I’m always on the fence with this stuff. As an engineer I like having access to my device, and the fr…

Yeah I thought it was an e-ink clock XD. Then I realised that the Windows 3.1 design language might actually be a really good fit for an OS that targets e-ink for computers & large…

and are most peoples 2fa device

I agree that you never escape the requirement to have knowledge of how your application is deployed. Things like autoscaling, security, performance etc, all intrinsically effect ho…

They're trying to leverage the advantages the terminal brings: - Portable API. - A directory context, stack based workflow, in which unrelated programs are be executed together. Wh…

> Do you need memory safety? I think that’s an unusual way frame that requirement. All programs need to handle memory _correctly_. Very few seg fault as part of expected operation.…