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by _visgean 3y ago
>that the European economy is kind of just falling apart right now directly because of these types of regulations and reforms Is it though? GDP seems to be growing similarly to US, not as good but definetely not falling apart. https:&#
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by _visgean 3y ago
> The only change can come from companies and large businesses. the large polluting companies don't exist in vacuum. They sell what they sell because consumers are buying it. E.g. saying that Shell / BP is the largest polluter
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by _visgean 3y ago
why Switzerland? I would think its a bit too small for this kind of travel.
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by _visgean 3y ago
if they are empty what is the deal? If somebody books the ticket he will be asked to move to his seat.
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by _visgean 3y ago
depends on the type of shell, e.g. this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M982_Excalibur is probably a bit sofisticated..
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by _visgean 3y ago
that might destroy your knees though. Might be better to go with cycling.
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by _visgean 3y ago
I have used that approach before with sentry. It was a non-issue. It depends on nature of the project of course, we had a system that was running every second so if it failed it generated a lot of data..
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by _visgean 3y ago
i wear a black one. Really nice one from charity shop for 7 pounds.. but I dont mind the occasional "steve jobs" snark
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by _visgean 3y ago
I wear glasses and i wear turtleneck in the winter. I am bit trying to emulate Jobs, I just dont want my throat to be exposed to wind.
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by _visgean 3y ago
that depends on the sampling rate no? I would much rather have a rich log record sampled at 1% than more records that dont contain enough info to debug..
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by _visgean 3y ago
I wonder how much the open status server allocation plays a role in this case - they tested from 6 different location but its not clear if fpr example openstatus servers are in closer datacenters.
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by _visgean 3y ago
> I also wonder if a games console could drop its FPS, or outsource some of its processing to the cloud, when domestic electricity becomes too expensive. I don't think that is neccessary, but there is a lot of applications that coul
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by _visgean 3y ago
Imagine if you said the same thing about computers: why do you need to install sw from anything but Microsoft store? Why can't you sideloader people need a different browser than Internet Explorer?
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by _visgean 3y ago
if you have no connection to France you cant expect to be able to use that domain. The same is true pretty much for all national domains. Also eu. https://eurid.eu/en/register-a-eu-domain/brexit-notice/
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by _visgean 3y ago
Haha I have done exactly that as a joke in highschool https://github.com/Visgean/fakesudo
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by _visgean 3y ago
We are still finding new deposits of lithium. Also its very likely we will eventually switch to other technologies that possibly wont require the same ingredients we need today.
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by _visgean 3y ago
you can still have a json output of the python code and compare it with in similar way to how atlantis work.
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by _visgean 3y ago
> There are many reports of the spotted water hemlock’s use as a suicide tool among the Iroquois nation; the most commonly cited occasion is upon the discovery of marital infidelity. There are plenty of other ways to take your own life;
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by _visgean 3y ago
> Research has generally linked economic inequality to political and social instability, including revolution, democratic breakdown and civil conflict.[5][10][11][12] Research suggests that greater inequality hinders economic growth and
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by _visgean 3y ago
> but the title is a bit misleading the title is "The Mystery of the Coin That Shouldn't Exist" given that it is counterfeit I would say its fair to say it is a "coin that should not exist"
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by _visgean 3y ago
> because this is Conda none of this can be run on any Apple hardware conda supports m1? https://www.anaconda.com/blog/new-release-anaconda-distribut...
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by _visgean 3y ago
https://github.com/visgean/where I made this project to trace back where I was based on the exif data in photos.
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by _visgean 3y ago
This happened now, you can't assess right now any of these statements.
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by _visgean 3y ago
> "Intelligent" people will have to drop their shilling for latest fad, will have to build some credibility, reputation and personal brand! Should we ignore your comments because you use throwaway account and thus have no credi
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by _visgean 3y ago
No it does not. Read the secion "Data sources", they list all the usual regional providers.
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by _visgean 3y ago
I did not know about the nuclear sponge tactics. It seems pretty interesting, and the only argument for having the silos at all.
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by _visgean 3y ago
well you could abandon the silos completely and only have air and submarine delivered missiles (e.g. UK only has submarines)
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by _visgean 3y ago
There is also https://github.com/google-research/weatherbench2 which has baselines of numerical weather models.
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by _visgean 3y ago
You can get some of the historical data also from here: https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/public-datasets/era5 (if the official API is too slow. ) To use the data in live fashion I think you would need to
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by _visgean 3y ago
It will get adopted, eventually we will have more accurate weather forecasts. Thats good for anything that depends on weather - e.g. energy consumption and production, transportation costs...

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