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by aix1 5y ago
I obviously don't have any data of my own, but Arestovich is one of the people who deliver military briefings to the nation on behalf of the Ukrainian President's office[1]. I have the greatest respect for both Wikipedia and the B
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by aix1 5y ago
As I pointed out elsewhere in this thread, there may be some misunderstanding/misreporting going on. According to Alexey Arestovich (a military advisor to the office of the Ukrainian president), the 3500 includes both killed AND wound
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by aix1 5y ago
According Alexey Arestovich (a military advisor to the office of the Ukrainian president), the 3500 figure includes killed AND wounded. This was clarified in a comment thread on his Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/al
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by aix1 5y ago
With English subtitles: https://twitter.com/aliostad/status/1497519061554630658
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by aix1 5y ago
Thank you for taking the time to write such a thoughtful analysis.
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by aix1 5y ago
With all due respect, the second paragraph is a bit of an overgeneralisation. (Speaking as an introvert myself.)
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by aix1 5y ago
Not my area of expertise, but the quoted "fact" seems at best incompletely stated: surely for it to hold there must be some constraints on the number of points (likely as a function of the diameter)?
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by aix1 5y ago
To me, "docking one's pay" implies some sort of action to pay less than previously agreed. Is that what you mean?
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by aix1 5y ago
> Is that not a fear for you? Would I be disappointed if my project got cancelled? Yes. I think it would be a missed opportunity for my employer to make a meaningful change in an important space. Am I fearful of it being cancelled? Ab
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by aix1 5y ago
> Where do you find your sense of purpose working in the private sector? I work on improving the treatment of cancer through the application of deep learning. I am employed by a FAANG and work very closely with several leading nonprofit
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by aix1 5y ago
Sorry, what's pertft()? (Could be a straightforward typo, but I'm not seeing it. Also clearly not important to understanding your point, but I'm just very curious.)
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by aix1 5y ago
Thanks for prompting me take another look at ZMK. I remember concluding that power consumption would have been an issue, but either things have improved or I just reached the wrong conclusion last time I looked. https://zmk.dev&
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by aix1 5y ago
I really like my keyboards wireless, specifically BLE (so no receiver dongles). I also like them to have long battery life (months). I don't care for backlight LEDs. Is there existing open-source firmware that would tick these boxes?
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by aix1 5y ago
I'm curious if this is a provable result or an empirical observation? (Come to think of it, I'm not even sure what's meant by program validity in this context.)
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by aix1 5y ago
I'd be very interested to see what JAX can do on this problem.
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by aix1 5y ago
I agree that it's unfortunate that this is the default behaviour. It's just so unexpected when first encountered. That said, it is not always desirable that a new object is created each time the function is called without the arg
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by aix1 5y ago
I agree that "inevitable" is clearly too strong a statement. Furthermore, the odds of getting it depend on whether any of you are vaccinated and/or have previously had COVID (knowingly or otherwise).
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by aix1 5y ago
For those unfamiliar with the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molotov%E2%80%93Ribbentrop_Pac... (esp. the Secret Protocol and the subsequent invasion of Poland).
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by aix1 5y ago
Is this currently US-only?
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by aix1 5y ago
Very informative table and article, thank you.
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by aix1 5y ago
Super interesting re Mikrotik adapters. Those (S+RJ10) are exactly what I run, so very relevant, thank you!
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by aix1 5y ago
Is the power consumption (and heat dissipation) a function of bit rate? E.g. would the same 10GBASE-T transceiver consume less power when running at, say, 2.5Gb/s than at 10Gb/s? Would love to understand this a bit better. (edit:
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by aix1 5y ago
This is probably not exactly what you mean by diet, but Rob Gray (an Ultraman world champion) says: in the 10 days before the race I would predominantly eat a high fat diet. Based on all the testing I’ve done, what you eat in this window h
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by aix1 5y ago
It all has to do with intensity. We obviously can't tell from the information provided, but if they ran at a slow pace, that would also skew the fueling towards fat.
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by aix1 5y ago
Traffic light policies?
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by aix1 5y ago
I haven't checked the other two numbers, but your UK tax calculation is off. A more accurate after-tax number (applying correct income tax bands and national insurance) is €80K.
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by aix1 5y ago
Yes, and those aren't your typical 9-5 gigs either.
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by aix1 5y ago
I guess we don't know how long of a gap we're talking about in the OP's case.
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by aix1 5y ago
Which countries do you have in mind when you say "rest of Europe"? For example, Switzerland (one country I've been following pretty closely) seems have had less strict restrictions than the UK pretty much throughout the pand

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