jamesmstone

But please tell me "Why it matters" - LLMs seem to love adding this

This general idea is exactly why I love nix. The immutability of it is powerful. It can be useful for both running your agents in a certain environment AND your agents are useful at writing your nix config. I expand on this in a blog post here https://jamesst.one/posts/agents-nix

In addition, it would then increase the market prices, which in turn helps incentive lower emissions or greener cheaper alternatives

Exon could buy offset on behalf of their customer's expected emissions. (which I guess would indirectly increase the cost for their customers) .

or they could give discounts to their customers that show they have reduced their emissions through various initiatives , eg buying cleaner buses

Not Something1234 but also interested in a feature like this https://docs.stadiamaps.com/static-maps/#example

Hey! I am about to move to (Copenhagen) Denmark in a few weeks from Australia. I am also going in not speaking the language.

Any tips / suggestions?

I have a tangentially related problem I have been battling with that you may be able to help me with. I'm moving overseas (Australia to Denmark) and would like to keep my current mobile phone number working for calls and SMS , but use it from afar. I would be able to leave a raspberry pi at a friend's house. Can you use this setup without a SIP provider? Would you need to buy a modem for the raspberry pi?what would you do?

pre postgres 15 can you solve this with two unique constraints ?

unique (EmployeeName), unique (EmployeeName, CarID)

thanks!

hey thats neat! how do you build the iso?

Champion! thanks

That's awesome, would you mind sharing your nix config. I have never used nix and would love to see an example

Interesting. By this, do you mean select '2020-01-01' :: date; is slow, but select '2020-01-01' ::pg_catalog.date; is fast?

If so, that is very surprising. Any ideas why that is slow?