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aivisol
3y ago
Another one from that era was something like: "how to destroy the Earth". There were several methods proposed, one of which was to use a black hole: "step1: take a reasonably sized black hole, step2..." etc.
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aivisol
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That was exactly what I was thinking. How do certify _any_ electric conversion in a country with mandatory annual or biannual technical inspection (i. e. most of EU)? I remember reading somewhere that costs in Germany and/or Scandinav
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aivisol
3y ago
We considered this option, and since we live in a remote countryside, we actually asked the neighbors around in few km radius. None knew anything. Mystery still unsolved. Happened only once.
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aivisol
3y ago
Our cat once disappeared for a week and we still have no idea where he has been. We have already said good bye since we presumed it got caught by a fox or some other predator. Returned exactly 7 days later as nothing happened, in good shape
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aivisol
3y ago
First meal around noon, last around 6PM (18:6 they call it I guess). No eating out, only cooking at home, and no alcohol. Together with some exercise (running 4x a week) lost 7kg in 3 weeks. Sleep has improved dramatically. If you feel hung
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aivisol
3y ago
He didn't land in capsule, he parachuted at approx 7km altitude or so.
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aivisol
3y ago
Oh that’s why C/C++ is not there.
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aivisol
3y ago
I am curious what is the smart thing about washing clothes while being connected to Internet? Manufacturer approved only washing powder/tablets?
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aivisol
3y ago
For my VW van it was alternator - one of the diodes in the rectifier was obviously blown and leaked current backwards.
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aivisol
3y ago
Everything, literally everything from the root of this thread until the parent comment applies to my wife too. I am so relieved that I can stop worrying about it now.
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aivisol
3y ago
Nice work. I have a question though. The example chat window you show has an interaction where AI explains that it cannot remember the previous question. Isn’t Langchain there for exact that purpose or am I missing something?
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aivisol
4y ago
Whats the use case for car getting to 1450C ?
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aivisol
4y ago
> my point was that post war ussr was good at providing bare basics My point is that USSR was providing bare basics for some and not for all. If you were member of CPSU or an informer, or of privileged nationality then your chances were
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aivisol
4y ago
The cost part Quora gets really well, I have no problem with that. Since Soviet Roubles were worthless money anyway, it did not matter how much you paid for that. What it does not say though, is that housing supply was extremely poor. There
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aivisol
4y ago
You can remove quotes in your sentence.
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aivisol
4y ago
Source? As the person who spent good part of my life there, I would like to know more details. I do remember my parents waiting for an government provided apartment for 15 years though.
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aivisol
4y ago
What about dichloromethane: that was/is used as well?
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aivisol
4y ago
П217 germanium transistors - I remember them. They were a top at the П213-П217 range, normally you would be lucky to get hold of 213 or 214. Used them on the last stage of my first audio amplifier.
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aivisol
4y ago
Sad news about passing of Phil Barneburg. I could watch his lectures non stop for hours.
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aivisol
4y ago
I second to this [0]. This was basically European history course from times of Vikings till present day.
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aivisol
4y ago
> The main reason for Mars is that it is not on Earth. Make „not on Earth“ a requirement that cannot be dropped and suddenly Mars makes a lot of sense. Reading the article I think the author tries to figure why this requirement cannot be
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aivisol
4y ago
Does it depend on your location? I am in EU and the page does not exist.
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aivisol
4y ago
I am a driver to for some three decades or so and noticed when you watch the speedometer you generally don’t get fines.
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aivisol
4y ago
I truly admire you. I have managed to put myself on a 8km/day weekdays and 15km/day weekends schedule for last 5+ years and know how much effort is needed to do that.
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aivisol
4y ago
The author has no clue what he is talking about. I absolutely loved my Nokia 6822 - you could install a third party SSH client on it and that's how the remote work era really began for me. Next phone for me was obviously Nokia 9300 - a
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4y ago
I like your optimism... I am writing from a country which joined EU few decades ago and hoped to rid the corruption as well. Now here we are: I have applied for permission to connect a house to a water line in a small town - that was in ear
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aivisol
4y ago
It is my speculation that they learned during WWII that to stay neutral they need to be well armed.
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4y ago
I'm still catching myself doing that sometimes :)
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aivisol
4y ago
I second to that. Just got same model installed few weeks ago and was having exact same thoughts. However, now I start to think that devil is in the details (as always). And it has ton of details, which probably have cost thousands on peopl
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4y ago
How does it differentiate between licked fingers and sweaty hands?
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