_trampeltier

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by _trampeltier 9mo ago
As somebody who was traveling for 6 month in my young years, I can tell you, after arriving at home it just felt like i was a day away. I thing, like another guy said, teaching might be a good way. Also, "tech" is big. Maybe a job
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by _trampeltier 9mo ago
BS. Nvidia store use the copy for each training run, or do you really thing the just download it each time in real time for training?
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by _trampeltier 9mo ago
But to train the models they have to download it first (make a copy)
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by _trampeltier 9mo ago
So Switzerland Tourism asked Youtube gor it?
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by _trampeltier 9mo ago
Don't forget, wars really end much much later. The civil war endet in 31. March 2020 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irene_Triplett > To answer your question: the US economy is going to last a very long time yet.
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by _trampeltier 9mo ago
One thing I never heard a talk about. What would happen to all the US bases in the NATO countrys? I can't imagine the US could fly from NATOs countrys bases and attack Greenland and partner. Would for ex. germany attack Ramstein?
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by _trampeltier 9mo ago
This story comes to my mind. A pizzeria owner made money buying his own $24 pizzas from DoorDash for $16 https://www.theverge.com/2020/5/18/21262316/doordash-pizza-p...
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by _trampeltier 9mo ago
At least the malware does already run on the coders machine. Fun starts, when malware just start to run on users machine and the coders are not coders anymore, just prompters and have no idea how such a thing can happen.
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by _trampeltier 9mo ago
Take a shoe like the Nike Free. The first shoes looked so slim and like EVERYBODY whore these all the time. Look at todays model. Never in 1000 years would my mom wear these shoes again. It might be, the new model is performing better. But
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by _trampeltier 9mo ago
That might be all true, but is also true, 10 years ago people wore sport shirts everywhere. Today not anymore. More the opposite, if there is a big logo, people don't want it. Luxury brands have a kind the same problem at moment. Also
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by _trampeltier 9mo ago
> According to BMW, the problem is tied to the steering system software, which “may not be sufficiently robust.” The concern involves the steering torque sensor, which has two channels. If one of those channels malfunctions while the veh
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by _trampeltier 9mo ago
Hm, I don't know. If an automatic car drives over a person, or you can't just write any text to books or the internet. If writing is automated, the company who writes it, has to check for everything is ok.
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by _trampeltier 10mo ago
Just scan it with black/ white setting.
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by _trampeltier 10mo ago
Ask HP the same question for printers or Microsoft for Windows. Today everthing needs an account, even wash machines.
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by _trampeltier 10mo ago
Yes. First time I see a tandem in such tunnel. Until know I just saw and used normal bicycles in such kind of tunnels.
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by _trampeltier 10mo ago
Why is so much invested in AI but not in fusion power?
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by _trampeltier 10mo ago
A website with who share yout data with 1679 partner, I guess thats a new record.
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by _trampeltier 10mo ago
Special since Trump, which non-US company should trust and invest know-how to an us company. And then are also governments. Also special since Trump, is way to risky to send any data to an us company.
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by _trampeltier 10mo ago
It's not about "not enought ectricity". It's about they need thicker cables and bigger substations.
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by _trampeltier 10mo ago
They did. Before it was 50 years and get extended several times just before Mickey would enter public domain.
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by _trampeltier 11mo ago
I think in most countrys, you already pay one bill for the grid and one for the used electric power.
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by _trampeltier 11mo ago
Yes, when I saw the tweet, I thought the next crash might be near, and then happened DC soon after.
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by _trampeltier 11mo ago
FT (like all media) does not sell news, they sell ads.
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by _trampeltier 11mo ago
We are flying "faster" on earth. You often hear about the fatality rate per 100 million or 1 billion passenger miles in transportation statistics, but over the last 15 years, U.S. airlines have averaged less than 1 fatality per pa
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by _trampeltier 11mo ago
This came up several times the last few weeks, but never stayed on the front for long. Also no comments. I guess soon the west has to copy chinas tech.
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by _trampeltier 11mo ago
Don't are they all? It would be almost more newsworthy if somebody could present a bit bigger serious carbon credit thing.
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by _trampeltier 11mo ago
A F1 car has more Hp than any tractor and is still useless for any farmer.
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by _trampeltier 11mo ago
I work in industry automation and use for every day calculation mostly my HP 35s, even I also have a HP 50g under my desk and more than a PC on my desk. It's just for me the most easy way to calculate things with current and power for
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by _trampeltier 11mo ago
Reminder, soon you need just a strong jammer to stop the world.
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by _trampeltier 11mo ago
Just for womens so far. There are some men athletes for ex. with Myostatin-related muscle hypertrophy. How would you test it anyway.

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