Timshel

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by Timshel 3y ago
A bit late to the party but the 100 backorders is in fact quite small if you consider they make 50 a year (as mentionned by another comment). Even if it was possible to double the production for free in a year then without new orders when t
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by Timshel 3y ago
To nitpick :) : SOTA is nice but there is often a wide gap between validation dataset and real world usage accuracy. Additionnaly accuracy percentage are often misleading something over 99% sounds great until it's applied thousands of
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by Timshel 3y ago
Not a good look when four out of the six companies behind the "customer stories" do not exist anymore (or at least their website is dead ...)
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by Timshel 4y ago
Finally made the switch to run linux by default, there is a nice Flatpak for Steam which works quite well. Not the biggest fan of flatpak but to cleanly isolate steam I'll use it anytime ^^. Still keeping windows as dual boot but I onl
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by Timshel 4y ago
Maybe: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Mother_Teresa
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by Timshel 4y ago
It's an oversimplification but as far I understand it's not wrong at least with past/current projects. Efficiency for a given aircraft is nice but it's not the point. I believe Concord was most efficient at cruising spee
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by Timshel 4y ago
The title is quite different from the content of the video. His goal is to fund a lawyer to look into the issue. And looks to me he would just like screwing with John Deere.
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by Timshel 4y ago
Depends with values so low how many km are needed before it breaks even with the co2 production emissions ...
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by Timshel 4y ago
With comments like this you are closer to the petulant child than the people, some with low paying jobs, who decided that the issue is critical enough that they prefer a loss of income in the short term ...
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by Timshel 4y ago
No article make clear why she refused I believe. I can't help to wonder if it's a modern spin of Typhoid Mary ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Mallon ).
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by Timshel 4y ago
Traitement cost / loss of revenue ?
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by Timshel 4y ago
As always it's a question of deception. Not sure many "struggling with an unplanned pregnancy" would want to discuss the issue with an "anti-abortion group" ... If you want less abortion maybe work on preventing unw
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by Timshel 4y ago
I did use them and transition was way smoother than I feared.
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by Timshel 4y ago
Breeder reactor: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breeder_reactor Not an expert but from what I read development stopped mainly due to uranium supply being sufficient making expensive further research not worth it. But
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by Timshel 4y ago
Unless I'm missing something this is the filtering for `kids.dns0.eu` not the ones on `dns0.eu`.
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by Timshel 4y ago
I wish those transaction cost would be made visible. Imo the seller should not care which card the client use, if it's more expensive to use a "premium" card then it should be made visible to the client and he should be the o
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by Timshel 4y ago
I can't find any-other term to describe a battery powered transportable computer with any SEO relevance. Can you ?
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by Timshel 4y ago
Not really unless I miss something you can bypass site isolation with just some basic chain redirection. In the case of container even if you redirect to facebook you won't have much info unless you are logged in this container.
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by Timshel 4y ago
Strange argument, you do realize that the same fact applied to all the large cities now known for cycling ? search for Amsterdam from the 1970s for example. Things like protected intersections ( https://momentummag.com/protec
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by Timshel 4y ago
Meh when I see that we are barely able to stop the growth of fossile fuel usage ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_energy_supply_and_cons... ), I'm not sure why peoples are so optimistic. And it's not li
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by Timshel 4y ago
I absolutely believe that unions are essential with the current predatory situation of exploiting peoples. But when I read : "Sean M. O’Brien, the Teamsters’ general president, has said, “We’re going to take that contract, and we’re go
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by Timshel 4y ago
Strange rant around what is a security exploit all because imo the “Prevent you from making stupid mistakes” feature is badly designed. They acknowledge there is multiple use case where it make sense to bypass it, but the simple bypass they
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by Timshel 4y ago
Anyway "Fever Is Your Friend" :). Cf from yesterday : https://www.reddit.com/r/medicine/comments/zwz7t1/dont_worry...
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by Timshel 4y ago
I think what people want and what Spotify wants is probably not the same. I don't have specific knowledge but they probably try to optimize for retention. As such if they concluded that for example discovery is an important part of ret
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by Timshel 4y ago
On the "Some Linux distributions may choose to drop TrustCor entirely from their CA bundle, which is a reasonable decision." - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ca-certificates/+b... - ht
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by Timshel 4y ago
On the expensive part Decathlon sell DOT or Mineral oil kits for 35e. Recently changed oil on mine had a bit of help and it was tricky/finicky but nothing impossible. As mentionned in another comment, there is so much information avail
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by Timshel 4y ago
Nice to see the granularity of moderating servers; had not look at the subject and was kind of afraid that if it was only on/off then you might end up with a disconnected fediverse.
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by Timshel 4y ago
Well a handful is still way better than only one. If tomorrow someone want to leave Gmail they have quite the list of alternatives and can forward their mail to their new address. Compared to leaving Twitter or Facebook this is so much bett
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by Timshel 4y ago
That would be kind of awesome I think :).
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by Timshel 4y ago
I agree it's like people are not aware that clean room design is a thing ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean_room_design ).

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