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by L_226 7y ago
Italians are quite keen on bidets. My (Italian) partner always complains about the lack of bidets here in Germany (and anywhere else we go).
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by L_226 7y ago
Ian McCollum of forgottenweapons.com has a great video showing disassembly of this firearm [0]. His youtube channel [1] is also a great resource if you like seeing the insides of all the crazy firearm designs there are (and were), with a g
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by L_226 8y ago
I'm flying to Italy (un)fortunately... But I am actually interested in exploring this if you are ever in Berlin.
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by L_226 8y ago
I feel like folding clothes in an approximately rectangular shape is the wrong approach. Rolling clothes into cylinders is potentially easier to design for, and it is pretty effective for storage too.
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Gitlab Service Disruption(status.gitlab.com)
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Australian GPS tracking watch marketed for children trivially compromised(smh.com.au)
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by L_226 8y ago
Serious question: could a hypothetical content host add a clause in their ToS stating that frivolous DMCA takedown notices incur a "processing fee" of $XXXXX? Or, DMCA notices that have been filed as a result of using a non-UI aut
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by L_226 8y ago
The same holds true for e.g. smoking. The idea is to prevent exposure to the still developing brain (psuedo-arbitrarily defined as under 18), and that exposure after this age is purely an informed descision by a consenting adult. Should leg
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by L_226 8y ago
unrelated but this reminded me of my favourite telnet server: towel.blinkenlights.nl
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by L_226 8y ago
You shorten the inter-generational period, i.e. make people breed rapidly (in space). The mutations will take of themselves.
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by L_226 8y ago
I saw Anand Mariappan (snr. dir. eng. at Reddit) speak at the Landing Festival Berlin last week. I was amused to note that both he and the organisers of the conference touted his management of the redesign as a highlight of his career. I do
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by L_226 8y ago
I like this. Slightly related, I am planning on building a house eventually and I really want to incorporate a domestic biogas generator for cooking. Something like https://www.homebiogas.com/
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by L_226 8y ago
My gf showed me an post on 9gag that had a lot of truth; "knowing how to code nowadays is the equivalent of knowing how to read in mediaeval times"
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by L_226 8y ago
Even if you can occlude your facial features, you're probably still licked if the particular implementation has gait analysis. We need to develop a fremen-style movement system to subvert the sandworms, I mean surveillance
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by L_226 8y ago
Well, in the recent skirmishes it seems that Pakistan was actually the more level headed of the two. India has been agitating about Kashmir due to local elections coming up, and BJP wants to gather the 'tough on Pakistan/national
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by L_226 8y ago
Maybe. I definitely saw people digging though, and I went through large sections that were newly dug. This was in 2014. Also, sometimes new building foundations are cut into the existing tunnels, and new tunnels are also dug into building f
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by L_226 8y ago
I have been down there, and not in the tourist section. There is some interesting stuff, especially where cataphiles have excavated new sections. The diverse array of art down there is also really nice. Unfortunately the bone rooms have pre
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by L_226 8y ago
Availability is short, we are looking at general sales first quarter 2020 and I can't share pricing info at this time. However we have presold a bunch of devices already :) As for accuracy we have patent pending ML models that provide
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by L_226 8y ago
> To make soil analysis easy for remote clients, we are also developing a small, GPS-enabled soil probe that will test soil and upload the data onto our server. When the probe is integrated with our database, at the push of a button you’
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by L_226 8y ago
> Any random billionaire is more likely to have a charitable foundation than not. something something tax avoidance
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by L_226 8y ago
To implement an internet 'firewall' in the EU first they will first have to come up with a less contentious term than firewall. Too many negative connotations re. China and authoritarianism. Even non-tech people in the EU would ge
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by L_226 8y ago
Three legs are cheaper than four.
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by L_226 8y ago
We have python spawn processes for R.
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by L_226 8y ago
I suppose we could have written an R API to serve ML results directly, but there are a lot of other auxiliary tasks needed like protobuf handling, AWS integration and some other business logic that means python makes more sense. The quickes
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by L_226 8y ago
This looks pretty interesting. I am currently implementing DS workflows that are essentially python classes to orchestrate R scripts. I'll have a closer look on Monday but if I can use it to handle rpy2 R format data I'll be happy
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by L_226 8y ago
I just finished Meditations. I would say he was _very_ world weary, there were many notes to himself about dealing with annoying or frustrating people, and not being surprised at their behaviour. I imagine as an emperor he had to deal with
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by L_226 8y ago
When I was (much) younger I was employee #1 at a startup and was basically the technical founder. The (solo) founder was non-technical, just very wealthy. Never got any options or stock, and I got relatively poor remuneration and left after
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by L_226 8y ago
I have always thought that the real potential in Tesla is a fully-realised gigafactory. When you can near totally automate complex manufacturing at scale, you can basically whitelabel the factory as a product in and of itself (or put it in
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by L_226 8y ago
I fully expect that as the 'traditional' internet becomes increasingly monopolised, locked down and regionally fragmented, solutions similar to Othernet [0] will become more common. Personally I can't wait to be able to selec
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by L_226 8y ago
> I still wonder what's the purpose of the constant calling? Maybe they are just having a good time.

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