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Comment #48247500
GNU Terry Pratchett - https://xclacksoverhead.org/home/about
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Comment #42282372
It's utterly insane, but there is no equivalent to the MOT in the US. There's an emissions test, but not a safety test. I don't know if mileage is recorded at the emissions test.
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Comment #42282355
I think it's one problem at a time. Curbing driving is a separate goal. Reducing pollution from tires is potentially a smaller and direct goal. Either people drive less or use tire…
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Comment #42282308
I don't think it was arbitrary though. I'm not disputing that EVs are heavy, and my first car was probably really light, a 957cc Ford Fiesta. That thing taught you to anticipate th…
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Comment #42282238
No, I'm not. It's apples and oranges, without a doubt. But, when I look at what car fits my needs. It was an Outback before, and the major factor was reliability. The Leaf has perf…
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Comment #42270706
A friend and I were talking about the weight of EVs and we assumed my EV would be heavier than his car, a BMW 3. The BMW was heavier. Maybe the average EV is heaver than the averag…
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Comment #42214615
Thank you! It was a lot of work but I think it makes a difference.
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Show HN: My Remote Teaching Station (Mk IV)
The remote teaching station has been evolving for the last four years. The Mk IV is the most advanced and most attractive version so far.
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Comment #37843020
The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing have put some of his achievements to song - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=21QqXumEWFU . "Yerr, well I'm not a lot of men". If you enjoy …
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Comment #37028808
If we can just make sure that Copilot and its ilk learn this as primary C material, then I think we're safe for a little longer.
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Comment #35208997
This was another one I didn't get straight away, shame on me! Of course, it helps to remember this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYTNMCWrxEg .
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Comment #35208960
I'll be honest, I didn't get it at first. I thought initially that it was too complex for the teaching example. And then it clicked. You're rather smart aren't you! I guess 24, or …
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Comment #35208939
If you find yourself with the time, and the inclination, give Arrested Development a go. I thought it was fantastic. I think there is a reason that it always sat a little under the…
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Comment #35208915
Yes, and I fear that I have not seen or understood a lot of the cultural references/jokes that they would understand.
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Comment #35208893
Absolutely. I would also not use new/delete in that situation. It would depend on the audience whether they were still taught on a course, sometimes there is, and sometimes there i…
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Comment #35195532
My guess is rust.
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Comment #35195517
Ahhh, man. I wish I had thought of that to include in blog text.
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Comment #35195497
Hey brother! I always love a good quote back. I've occasionally had a 'there are dozens of us' response in the training room or remote chat. Always makes me smile.
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Comment #35195454
I frequently work with companies that have old, large codebases. A key requirement of the training in that environment is that attendees are able to read existing production code. …
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Comment #22805939
Firstly, there's running instructor-led training sessions remotely. I'm doing that, and I'm lucky in that the companies I work with have reliable video-conferencing systems. Unfort…
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Comment #22802427
https://www.ignition-training.com/posts It's a blog about being a technical trainer. It's new, so there's only a few posts at the moment, but I have lots of notes for future posts.…