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To understand how error correction works and to learn more about Hamming codes & Reed-Solomon, 3Blue1Brown and Ben Eater were invaluable. 3Blue1Brown and Ben Eater are by far some of the best educational content creators within their fi
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He went about 110 km/h faster than the other cars around that turn, pretty sure he also set a lap record by doing that move. The fact that the finish line comes up right at the end of the turn also likely helped him, as it didn't
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You don't even have to relay the move to the player, simply giving a sign that this move is important can be enough for the player to understand they've got the edge and utilize that. It could be as simple as someone in view givin
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The US spends enormous amounts every year subsidizing corn, it's the reason for corn-based ethanol, high-fructose corn syrup instead of sugar, and so on. I've noticed this through SwiftOnSecurity on Twitter pointing this out. An i
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4y ago
I read someone calling quiet qutting "acting your wage", which I found quite hilarious and accurate.
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Hey, apologies for not seeing your reply before now. I agree the selling of power to ourselves via Sweden seems weird, but I suppose it's better to do just that instead of having to drain the dam without producing electricity at all, a
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A political issue with this is that Northern Norway has been exempt from the 25% VAT as one of many measures to make living in Northern Norway more attractive. Until now the cost of power in both north and south has been pretty much the sam
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I would like to show you the national payment system in Norway, BankAxept[0]. It's used in 8/10 purchases in physical stores. The system verifies the card has a sufficient balance before the transaction is verified, and charges th
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Yes, you do need to authenticate before joining a privately hosted server, unless you change 'online-mode' in server.properties in the server folder. This came with a few issues. Offline servers usually had a plugin which let you
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I find it hard to believe that the car would base that solely on GPS readings, it will likely be a combination of multiple systems, including cameras which read signage as you pass it, which is already commonplace in many newer models.
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My only guess would be that it for some reason picks up on 'lie' within the word while you're typing it out, changing in to 'TRUTH', and then blanks when it detects 'aliens'.
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As a Norwegian I can confirm it's confusing when reading numbers written in English. In Norway we use million, milliard, billion, billiard, trillion, trilliard. But for a number such as '3 milliarder', one often writes '
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Doing some quick googling tells me that the median radiologist wage is at about 1 million NOK a year, which is 103k EUR/ 111k USD. This will be taxted at about 31,3% without any deductions. The median wage in Norway was 635 000 NOK in
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If you watch about 20 seconds of the linked video, it shows the system as a screenshot and in practice for a few seconds. [0] I would postulate that the loop starts by selecting the yellow block and waiting for him to select or reject it. I
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I know of precisely zero stop signs in the area I live, and have seen two stop signs in my lifetime in Norway.
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Having to be afraid of losing your job after making one honest mistake is such a foreign concept to me, being from Norway. Speaking very generally, only the most illoyal of behavior towards your employer is grounds for immediate dismissal,
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5y ago
Very cool, thanks for sharing!
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Klarna (SE) is pretty big too.
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I found the footnote quite interesting: > Some software, notably git, is still using SHA-1, and relying on the fact that the best publicly-known method of generating SHA-1 collisions costs 2⁶⁹ computations, which is expensive. I think it