Tade0

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by Tade0 3mo ago
Having seen posts in social media by the usual suspects from previous such incidents, it's a way to convince the audience at home that the enemy (NATO) is actually weak and that there's no need to be alarmed.
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by Tade0 3mo ago
Something else is going to happen this time, or really is happening already: people vote with their feet and stop having children. On one hand wealth is being pooled into a smaller number of people, on the other it's becoming difficult
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by Tade0 3mo ago
ING supports hardware keys in some markets, so there's no reason not to.
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by Tade0 3mo ago
Germany's gas problem wasn't purely about energy, but the availability of feedstock to produce chemicals. Natural gas, being 90% methane, is a valuable source of hydrogen.
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by Tade0 3mo ago
Diversifying just a little bit would go a long way. When Russia invaded Ukraine suddenly several LNG terminals gained regulatory approval, even though previously those projects were in bureaucratic purgatory for years.
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by Tade0 3mo ago
Schroeder lobbied for Germany to remain dependent on Russian gas. Huge net negative in the long run.
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by Tade0 3mo ago
Part of the reason was putting into law the option to become a crown witness, famously used by Jarosław "Masa" Sokołowski. In my view what really did them in was Poland's EU accession later on. It gave young men alternatives
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by Tade0 3mo ago
On anything but very short flights most of the fuel is spent on cruising.
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by Tade0 3mo ago
The Prius uses a planetary gear set to blend power of the engine with that of the two motor-generators. Both the engine and motors are used at all speeds. Particularly during highway acceleration the entire assembly rotates in the same dire
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by Tade0 3mo ago
It is functionally just a form of tax that can't be offshored. Corporations reliably break the law, the EU reliably enforces it. I'm actually happy that this is the path the EU went, as there's a financial incentive to keep l
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by Tade0 3mo ago
We now know that, contrary to the cotton bag, they turn into microplastics which cost way more to remove from the environment than that reusable bag.
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by Tade0 3mo ago
I'm so glad that fad is over. My mother worked as a theatre artisan before retirement and it was, among other things, fumes from curing epoxy that caused numerous health issues down the line.
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by Tade0 3mo ago
Indeed they do, but out of convenience, not necessity. And I get it - I much prefer driving if the distance is more than say 7km or when it's raining or really cold or really hot. That being said I estimate that in Europe people who ge
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by Tade0 3mo ago
60tps in Chrome here - 14" MBP M4. Safari loads 3% of the model and then stops - repeatedly. Basically zero using a 7700S in Chrome on Ubuntu though. Must be not working at all, as the performance difference can't be that large.
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by Tade0 3mo ago
Driving isn't nearly as important in Europe though. American households spend 16% of their income on transportation, while European 11% on average. https://itdp.org/2024/01/24/high-cost-transportation-uni
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by Tade0 3mo ago
> Any React dev can build their own UI and bowling animations. About that: do you have any questionable quality animations for strikes etc.? To me it was always a major part of the whole experience.
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by Tade0 3mo ago
Or even a thin-film amorphous silicon solar panel + capacitor. Assuming most of the weight of that ring is the battery, it appears to be storing around 0.5Wh, so two years of operation should amount to approximately 30uW of power. It should
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by Tade0 3mo ago
Indeed. This light is advertised as having a: -2600mAh battery (9Wh) -500 lumen light intensity -5W LED -4h battery life at constant illumination setting and this is the shortest time listed. I now know that the battery is much smaller (6Wh
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by Tade0 3mo ago
The article itself explained that it was much easier to classify text as human or LLM generated than to have "human" as just a category along with all the different LLMs as it's likely the LLMs are distilled from each other,
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by Tade0 3mo ago
> A latent space is just a compressed representation of something. I love these one-liner explanations - the absolute minimum information one needs to move forward. Great writing.
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by Tade0 3mo ago
They're reporting 1.6TB/s from a 512GB stack - even if they loaded just that 96GB model into it, effectively wasting most of the capacity, it appears they would arrive at a much cheaper system.
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by Tade0 3mo ago
The other day my bicycle light gave out, so I took it apart - was not the most expensive option, but also not the cheapest. It was advertised as having a 2600mAh battery, but when I opened it up, inside there was a 1700mAh cell. Also no sig
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by Tade0 3mo ago
Unfortunately certain choices make you fit a certain profile. Case in point: police in my region started cracking down on street racing. Original intention was to deal the obvious danger and noise pollution, but it so happened that after ea
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by Tade0 3mo ago
I don't mind cosmetics, but noise is something some places fortunately started regulating and I hope it becomes more common: https://nltimes.nl/2026/05/28/rotterdam-deploys-first-noise-... I'm heari
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by Tade0 3mo ago
Truly, is that Rust's fault that sloppers are targeting it? Personally I'm becoming increasingly disillusioned with current LLMs' capabilities. All those recent high profile "rewrites" turned out to be transliterati
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by Tade0 3mo ago
> This seeks to regulate the opposite basically "your platform is, too easy, too good at serving your content" No, it's seeking to ban presenting content at a faster rate than a person can meaningfully digest. There's
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by Tade0 3mo ago
Customers shouldn't have to micromanage every service and product like that. We have antitrust regulations for such things.
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by Tade0 3mo ago
I think something was missed in translation here. In my region of the world if someone creeps and leaves a wide gap between them and the next vehicle, eventually someone is bound to change lanes to occupy that space out of the perception th
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by Tade0 3mo ago
> Built-in speaker and microphone No audio module? Audio is a great introduction to signal processing and programming overall.
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by Tade0 3mo ago
Indeed. Doesn't change the fact that people have been using Redis where they could well have used Kafka. Hell, I did that in a previous project.

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