aktenlage

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by aktenlage 4y ago
If it was only a regret on the deathbed, I'd agree. But if these regrets are held for many decades, and thus the pain from them may well outweigh a sacrifice in the presence - if the regretfullness is high enough.
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by aktenlage 4y ago
It's the result of cheap fossil fuels, provided by Russia. There is no shortage of electricity in Germany, so there was no economic interest to build more nuclear power plants? Germny even exports electricity to France, which has a lot
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by aktenlage 4y ago
I bet those nuclear power plants would be less safe. Much "bureaucracy" is there for a reason
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by aktenlage 4y ago
And I would wish so much for a button "play next", that makes a song play directly after the current song (and then proceed with whatever was scheduled before). I often browse spotify while listening. If I find something I haven&#
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by aktenlage 5y ago
Do you have sources? If I remember correctly the closing of nuclear facilities (that weren't about to be closed anyways) was decided in the beginning of the century, when the green party was in the government the last time. Then a Merk
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by aktenlage 5y ago
Hoping for something nice
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by aktenlage 5y ago
Wow, they all look very good. I totally love the streamline freehand icon set, bravo!
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by aktenlage 5y ago
And if so, what does it mean? I have no idea what that split is supposed to illustrate and how the image would have looked without a filter.
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by aktenlage 5y ago
In what way would that be similar? The OP performs a theoretical derivation of geometrical algebra, you wrote a well documented python class with the most basic operations on 2d vectors.
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by aktenlage 6y ago
The solution (albeit not a perfect one) is to make the decision on funding independent from political parties. For example, have a comittee (or jury) that is recruited randomly from the general public and decides on the plan for next year&#
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by aktenlage 6y ago
If they did, the article would really need a distinction between the speedup by new hardware features (which the old compiler cannot know) and hardware-independent smarter optimizations. Since the author seems to care about the latter, I as
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by aktenlage 6y ago
> lot of research around solar that is basically about potentially delivering 10x improvements potentially (cumulatively) Can you back that up? Last time I spoke to a guy working on solar, he said a 1% increase in efficiency is considere
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by aktenlage 6y ago
It would be ridiculous to assume the Deaths/World Population figure is the risk for yourself. That's similar to claiming that, because only 93% of all humans ever born have died so far, your risk of dying is 93%. It may be mathema
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by aktenlage 6y ago
> Depth estimation: It works well enough in practice. https://www.stereolabs.com/zed-2/ I have no experience with the zed 2, but the zed 1 did not convince me and it had similar fancy marketing visualization as feat
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by aktenlage 6y ago
It is a quantitative comparison of alternatives with a very different quality. Apples and oranges, if you will. The fact that both spy on private information does not mean that the information is roughly equivalent, nor the level of betraya
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by aktenlage 6y ago
1) The public media web outlets I know do not publish in-depth articles like Spiegel/Zeit/Sueddeutsche. Yes, it makes sense that the public media change their focus as the to follow the focus of the population they serve. 2) Since
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by aktenlage 6y ago
Public broadcasting does not replace FAZ/Zeit/Spiegel though. There's a difference between reporting short pieces of news and the articles in the mentioned news papers.
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by aktenlage 6y ago
I don't see the direct economic competition as a problem. Informing the population is fundamental to living in a democratic society. Providing a non-profit oriented basis makes as much sense as funding libraries (which compete with pub
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by aktenlage 6y ago
Which is one big reason, why having one browser dominating the market is a bad thing. Use firefox or something else, people.
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by aktenlage 6y ago
I am really looking forward to the announced lectures :-D
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by aktenlage 7y ago
Isn't that obvious? Those who do serious C++ development typically need a good build system.
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by aktenlage 8y ago
Thanks!
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by aktenlage 8y ago
I don't get it, could you please explain it?
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by aktenlage 9y ago
After very regularly drinking 1-3 cups of coffee per day for about 8 years, I stopped for the six weeks of this years fasting period. After a few days of headache and tiredness things normalized. I expected a big difference (whatsoever) but
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by aktenlage 11y ago
thanks
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by aktenlage 11y ago
Do you have a suggestion about the case where the hamming distance of the nearest neighbor is unknown? My first thought is to start at the "distance-of-p" block and continue with the "p+i" and "p-i" block in a