ArnoVW

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by ArnoVW 3y ago
It’s documented. I assure you I didn’t find that by accident =)
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
You can manually assign MacBooks to your Apple Business account. Just install Apple Configurator on an iPhone and hold the phone close to the laptop at initial boot. It will show a sort of QR code and when you scan it it’s attached. The ini
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
I would suggest you watch the video. It does precisely that: help non-PhD people understand what we know, build trust.
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
Sure, there is some uncertainty. But in reality, we have a pretty complete model of physics, chemistry, geology and biology. Generally, the predictions we made 10 or 20 years ago match with what we're seeing. So of course "science
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
Just realized: “late stage enshittification of capitalism” is essentially “verelendung” as prophesized by Marx
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
for sure I haven't run the numbers, but I think you may be underestimating the impact of food spillage / waste. Not only is spillage huge in the US [1], but one has to take into account where the loss is. A pepper that you buy,
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
I imagine the use case is more one of “I’m in the supermarket and I need to know if I have enough xyz left”
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
Not a domain expert but i would imagine that the smaller an aircraft the more responsive it is. Conversely, small aircraft are more subject to turbulence, so they also need more correction to see stay in a straight line
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
It’s difficult to retain top talent if you do not allow them to publish.
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
My in laws run a company that use hydrolysis to extract amino acids from waste feathers. Sells them to the pet food industry
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invader_(artist)
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
ah. serves me right for geeking out during boring meeting. confused it in my head with Colombia. Visited both, should have known better =)
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
only for retro-grade orbits, meaning you lose the "boost" from the rotation of the earth (in fact, you have to work against it) there's a reason that there are launch sites in French Guiana and Florida.
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
The Data Protection Officer is a formally defined role within the GDPR. Search for that term + company, and you should find an address. Generally dpo@company.com, or similar. The Data Accessibility modalities need to be defined in the Data
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
Sounded totally credible. For me it evoked the situation of GM plants that show up on plots of land of anti-GM farmers, rendering their crops commercially void (and theoretically infringing on the GM licence). My thought was more: would it
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
I suspect that humanity changed because of the increase of knowledge. You need to 'have' power to learn to deal with it.
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
Not to be that guy, but there was the intervention of the EU to force phone makers to use USB...
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
Possibly to make it non-generic and thus trade-markable
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
Certain excemptions are provided in the DMCA, and have been established via jurisprudenence: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2021/10/28/2021-23... Geeks often think that the law is some sort of
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
The can sue them for anti-circumvention statutes in the DMCA. But not for infringement, since the developers did not do the infringement, they only enabled it.
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
organized crime is not restricted to immigrants. For example: Hell's Angels were famously declared an illegal organisation in the Netherlands. Not sure they have a lot of turkish or maroccan immigrants. Have a look at the wiki page on
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
is there reason to believe it is an immigration-related attack? in the Netherlands we are seeing an uptick of grenade-attacks, and they are generally related to criminal organisations.
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
Viewpoint of a Dutch national that has lived in sub-urban UK and in urban France: you're probably not realising how flat and dense the Netherlands are. I'm not saying bikes are not a valid commuting method outside of NL. Just that
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
Nit: one generation is the time between birth and reproduction. So depending on culture 20-35 years. 70 years is more than 2 generations.
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
I am generally hyperactive and curious. Stopped working a lot when I had kids, but still always 'doing and learning things' Except that I ran into a burn-out. The trigger of burn-out is frustration, not fatigue. And they're e
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
You're being downvoted because your message was dismissive and lacked empathy. (by others, not me)
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
the take space that is already taken, cost money to install, and cost money to maintain. there are other reasons to put the trees there anyway (physical / mental health, heat, etc) but they are not well appreciated by everyone.. and we
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
you're both right. generally what's happening is a combination of: * making pedestrian zones (i.e. banning) * deny access to certain types / times (no vans, no old cars, etc.. i.e. also banning) * reducing road
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
This time could be different of course, but there is a definite boom/bust business cycle. At least that is my impression after 50 years on this earth, and general study of history. Generally the bust lasts 2 years, so if you can stretc
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by ArnoVW 3y ago
Products are more expensive in Europe because we have (on average) ~20% sales tax. And because the general tax pressure is higher because we have more state services. In terms of PPP someone should look it up (on mobile)

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