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Loic
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> The problem, Dejoy said, wasn’t that he didn’t want electric vehicles. Rather, the expense of the vehicles, compounded by the costs of installing thousands of charging stations and upgrading electrical service, made them unaffordable a
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Long term archival is successive short/middle term archival. I think I read this quote on Tim Bray's blog[0], but I am not sure anymore. This is now my approach, my short/middle term archival is designed to be easily transfer
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In this context, ML is Meta Language: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ML_(programming_language)
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2y ago
Also a very happy user of the A5X. Using it for about 3 years now, with a Lamy pen. I could not imagine reviewing papers sent to me as pdf without it.
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The ortholinearity is learnt extremely fast, less than a week. Do not worry about it. What takes time is the layout change. This from my experience with a typematrix keyboard together with the daily use of a normal laptop keyboard.
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Totally different suggestion, look at how good woodworkers[0] or artisans are creating there pieces. These are unique pieces but reusing common well mastered technics. It takes time for them. It takes time for us. The small details are iron
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For the context, this from September 6, 2013.
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In Germany where more than 70% of the new vehicles are bought/leased by companies over 24/36 months, you are totally right. They do not care as longevity of the battery is priced in the lease.
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Yes.
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If correct, once you access a `.google.com` website, the browser makes available through javascript an API allowing the querying of a lot of information about all the open tabs (if open, for example, your banking website) and can send t
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Son is U16, same 87/0.5 and if I am not doing them well, he will tell me as he can feel the difference. Of course, we have race and training skis, this helps having the race skis very well tuned. Your son is good :-)
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For me, this says everything: > The structures helped the company [Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS)] reach an effective corporate tax rate of 4.7 per cent, far below the US statutory rate of 21 per cent.
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For the people wondering, the Github repo is only hosting a couple of lines of Python to connect to their API. If you have your own LLM, you may have sensitive/private data "in" it from your training. You may not be allowed t
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It requires writing a lot, more than reading a lot.
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No, it is protecting them from 100's of PhDs spending their days optimizing their apps/websites for addiction[0]. This what I explain to our kids and they understand it very well. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/
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You should take a look at the Tapenade[0] automatic differentiation engine, more than 20 years of active development for Fortran and C. [0]: https://team.inria.fr/ecuador/en/tapenade/
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In the data control of ChatGPT, you can now disable the use of your data for training: Model improvement Improve the model for everyone [ ] Allow your content to be used to train our models, which makes ChatGPT better fo
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Thank you for the link, normally I just "upvote" a good comment, but here, I really recommend others to look at the Wikipedia page, especially the first "View of Shibam" in the gallery at the bottom. I would have never t
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They advertise car rental even in places 50km away from any rental stations. I am using it quite a lot even so one need to navigate a lot of dark patterns to book something.
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You are spot on, 10ms internal time for 100000 molecules, 60ms with the "stack on top": https://www.chemeo.com/similar?smiles=CCCCO It is using a manually coded, most likely not that efficient, with popcnt.
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They are 11, 15 and 17. Thanks to the screen time stats from their mobile, they can reflect on the time wasted per week. This works great for the oldest ones, but not for our youngest. My impression is that getting older is enough for them
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I explain to our kids that it is normal for them to have difficulties with stopping playing or looking at a stream from a social media platform. My explanation is that they are fighting against a team of PhDs optimizing everything to make t
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After so many years, this title made me really catch the name "Unbound" for the recursive DNS resolver...
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Cooking.
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It is not because you remove the water that you immediately compact. This takes time, so, you are probably going to lose more capacity if you do not refill within 5 years or if you refill every year. I have no ideas about the scale, both in
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To complement your comment, you anyway need a set of PIDs to control your process to your set point defined by your MPC, so good underlying PIDs are a prerequisites to the higher up algorithms (but unlike you, I am not an expert in control,
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For time series, you have the TimescaleDB extension. https://www.timescale.com/
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You are losing your freedom of movement, not your rights, no?
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My wife has my passphrases in her password manager and I have her passphrase in my password manager. This is maybe not the most secure way to do it, but this is good enough for our threat model. These are offline password managers.
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A bit like the User-Agent string.
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