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by GuestFAUniverse 2mo ago
The original paper at Elsevier writes about 6 * 30s cycling sprints with 4min interruptions. All the sites in between only give a vague abstraction of that.
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by GuestFAUniverse 2mo ago
Just send him an invoice. With great power, comes great responsibility. /s
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by GuestFAUniverse 2mo ago
Same fun when they couldn't decide if they were for or against Sütterlin scripture. They also like to drive Simson motorcycles. Despite the Simson family being Jewish (and publicly calling out against the AfD). They dress with "Fr
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by GuestFAUniverse 2mo ago
Gemini needed four assisted attempts before it admitted it doesn't know how change a certain setting of a Google product and all answers before were hallucinations. For me that's ridiculously bad and a waste of time. They stopped
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by GuestFAUniverse 2mo ago
Strange. And why did paper and cardboard prices go up during COVID and recycling companies asked to _not_ put paper into the rest? Your statements do not make sense.
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by GuestFAUniverse 2mo ago
Thank your ancestors, who were to lazy to recycle and treat the rest in a thermic process upfront. It bet those landfills could have easily been only one third the size and close to non-toxic. When generations cheap out, it's always on
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by GuestFAUniverse 2mo ago
Greed. It's the same for movie prices in Germany. 12-21€ per movie isn't the norm. Go to France and you get the same movies on screen for a fraction. The Kartellamt (cartel office) is simply a toothless paper tiger.
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by GuestFAUniverse 2mo ago
The iPhone (or any smart phone) is multi-modal. A smart speaker sounds like an AI system with disabilities.
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by GuestFAUniverse 2mo ago
How is the capex on 8 * MI354X even remotely justified at less than $10/h? Even without the base system, power and every other expenses: 365d * 24h * $2.95 = $25842/a invoicable. That doesn't add up within one year, that does
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Germany's CO2 output is at 1.6% worldwide. Totally irrelevant. https://www.iea.org/countries/germany/emissions The same people who dismiss green policies as damaging to the economic are often the ones calling
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
That's just the next game round of the universal player. Started as a hack to prevent overflowing of some variables. /s Seriously, sounds more like human pattern matching at work. Especially considering the class of events that ge
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Doesn't make sense to me to undermine the right to refuse information. From my POV dictatorships try to do that, not a rule of law.
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Who is paying for that? Companies? From whom are thy getting it? Either the (virtual) money printing presses will run hot (inflation) or they will suck up all there is left? /s Mirror, mirror on the wall, who has the shiniest bubble of
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
There are 2 AAs (1,2V * 2500mA, rechargeable) inside. Where is the danger? Even if I would put the wrong ones inside, from an RC race car (3,7V). I wouldn't even come close to dangerous wattage. And since when does every device need to
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
From my POV all Mac with a relevant amount of RAM (>64GB) are vaporware: I cannot order any single one. MacBooks up to 64GB are available (nice, but not even close to the machines mentioned in the article). I can order multiple PRO 6000
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Electric toothbrushes are exempt? Why? We have several for our kids, with removable batteries from Oral-B. All are years old and still waterproof. And with that amount of voltage, where can there _ever_ be a "safety issue"? That i
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Real men don't use TikTok. /S
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
What for? Didn't they want to close it, because they were loosing money? If you're loosing money and somebody saves you from that hassle, don't you want to pay them? /S
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Everybody keeps repeating that story. Seldomly people understand the disadvantage of graphite dust that gets distributed in a capsule. Plus, my experience: we had to use pencils during military service. And after the shitty results (barely
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Ok. >99% of requests from Germany _is really bad_.
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
"Trust me bro, we don't save or analyze your data." /s Yeah...
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
The DSA doesn't need anyone to remove valid product ratings.
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
I don't get why everybody bought that crap. All the while the better alternatives got bankrupt. So, most people should stop whining an live with the hell _they choose_.
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
An the Gestapo is a US company named Google in this case.
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
What have the Dodo, a Fisker and that in common? Well, you all know the answer.
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Oh, come on! LG force fed people with ads on TVs. And now everybody acts surprised? Do. Not. Buy. LG. There are a lot of decent alternatives. Stop buying from the sick heads.
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Don't worry. With so much debt banks start to treat you with respect. /S Honestly, I would worry more about estimated billing that seems plausible in general, but is way to high for you personally. These ridiculous amounts? Not so
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Trump administration intervening in ... 1... 2... 3...
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Billionaires at work: Ignore rules made by majority. Set rules for majority.
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Exactly the kind of behavior I would expect from a company that spies on every LinkedIn user. Why would anyone assume fairness from such an entity? As a whole that company behaves like a sociopathic repeat-offender, for ages. Your fault if

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