aktenlage

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by aktenlage 9mo ago
Companies can (and do) install solar for their own consumption. No middleman involved.
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by aktenlage 9mo ago
> The country could shrink to two administration areas like South and North and become 8 times more efficient In Germany, we call unsubstantiated calculations like this "Milchmädchenrechnung" (milkmaid calculation).
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by aktenlage 9mo ago
Credible Source?
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by aktenlage 1y ago
That sounds interesting. I would have appreciated a comparison to other unix command line tools (rsync, restic, borg). What features are planned for the free version and which ones will need to be payed for?
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by aktenlage 1y ago
Good call, newpipe is awesome. Made a donation now.
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by aktenlage 2y ago
Sounds good. I use duckduckgo's AI assistant a lot these days, which also guarantees that the data is not used.
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by aktenlage 2y ago
So you say we don't need OOP because you can use this half-baked (non type-safe) way of implementing your favorite OOP feature yourself in your favorite touring-complete language? While omitting the key concept of virtual functions.
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by aktenlage 2y ago
Note that income is not the definition of rich. It's just it's derivative. You may earn well, but that doesn't (necessarily) mean you possess much. Most wealth is inherited nowadays.
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by aktenlage 2y ago
Yeah, that's the correct term! I think precision is mainly used for 1D. But I like the term, as I feel it has a better intuition.
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by aktenlage 2y ago
Figured I can save you a click and put the main point here, as few people will be interested in the rest: The Kalman filter is adding the precision (inverse of covariance) of the measurement and the precision of the predicted state, to obta
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by aktenlage 2y ago
It took years after I learned the Kalman Filter as a student, until I actually intuitively understood the update of the covariances. Most learning sources (including the OP) just mechanically go through the computations of the a-posterior c
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by aktenlage 2y ago
I am confused. Is that Epson scanner specifically for photos, or did you just use a regular document scanner and the document feeder happened to work with photos? Or did you actually do it manually?
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by aktenlage 2y ago
Depends on what you want to learn. The SLAM Frontend (computing motion information from sensors) offers a lot of variety through the chosen combination of sensors (wheel odometer, IMU, mono/stereo/multi camera, lidar, radar, sona
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by aktenlage 2y ago
Interesting read, although I don't agree with everything. I like the distinction between different qualities of abstractions, made in the beginning. The following bashing of abstractions is too generalized for my taste. The best part c
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by aktenlage 2y ago
My mother still has one of those, funny to see it featured by moma :-).
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by aktenlage 2y ago
Another solution would be to use an LLM to rephrase your posts, wouldn't it? Not a great outlook though, if everybody does this...
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by aktenlage 2y ago
This list disagrees with "poorer countries": https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/tax-haven... 1 British Virgin Islands 2 Cayman Islands 3 Bermuda 4 Netherlands 5 Switzerland
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by aktenlage 2y ago
Your 4% are not percent, but percentage points. The marketing team is right about this one.
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by aktenlage 2y ago
Nice work. An AI populated mind map. I like it. Just missed a way to go from a node to more textual content if I want to know more than just a bullet list. E.g. an abstract-style paragraph, or even just a web search for the string.
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by aktenlage 2y ago
Interesting, but I have no google account to try the demo.
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by aktenlage 2y ago
The question for a value proposition seems to be out of place to me. It's not a business. Some people develop a browser for their own joy and now they decided to target Linux and use 3rd party libraries.
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by aktenlage 2y ago
Yep. It's the possession of "CSAM" that is illegal.
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by aktenlage 2y ago
In some courts "Schöffen" are part of the judges. Schöffen are citizens that volunteer as "amateur judges". As far as I know in some trials they even outnumber the professional judge and their vote has the same weight. T
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by aktenlage 2y ago
The government not only lowered the sentence, but the "categorization" (lacking a better word) of it, downranking it from a felony. They did this, because with a felony it is not possible to stop prosecution for "possession o
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by aktenlage 2y ago
It doesn't seem to be that badly aligned with the consumption (green line in the linked chart). https://www.energieheld.de/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/e...
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by aktenlage 3y ago
Sounds interesting, but lost me at "sign in with discord"
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by aktenlage 3y ago
You may enjoy this podcast episode, which tells the story of the inventor of JSON: https://corecursive.com/json-vs-xml-douglas-crockford/
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by aktenlage 3y ago
And what a great discussion. Apparently many people who were involved in the development and design of Unity and KDE debunk the claim of the article. Edit: E.g. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32259325
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by aktenlage 3y ago
"vapJ" might do the trick for one paragraph. So maybe you can make a mapping that does vapJ and moving to the next paragraph ("]]"?) in your vimrc will let you do this with a count.
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by aktenlage 3y ago
Compunding a decrease works differently than an increase. If something gets 10% faster twice it actually got 19% faster. In other words, the runtime is 90% of 90%, i.e. 81%.

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