azepoi

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   by azepoi 3y ago

   Can anyone recommend a good registrar based in the EU? Same question for e-mail hosting services.
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   by azepoi 3y ago

   What's a good alternative registrar based in the EU? What an unethical move, they rescind already paid contracts/accounts and the price hike is insane. The went from "no BS" to full of it. I intend to move all my domains
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   by azepoi 3y ago

   4000K is too high imo. In France the maximum is 3000K for example. For some cases (natural parks, building illumination etc) the limit can be lower 2700K or 2400K. https://www.darksky.org/france-light-pollution-law-2018&#x2F
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   The Busy Worker’s Handbook to the Apocalypse(medium.com)

   4 points by azepoi 3y ago|0 comments
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   VisualPDE – Interactive live solutions of PDE systems right on your device(visualpde.com)

   1 points by azepoi 3y ago|0 comments
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   by azepoi 3y ago

   Thanks for the source paper. Interesting use of imagery, with 13 frequency bands from near infrared to UV. https://lumiere-technology.com/technique-multispectrale/ https://lumiere-technology.com/imageri
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   by azepoi 3y ago

   In french theatre has specific words for left and right. Côté cour et Côté jardin. Courtside and garden side. In geography left and right banks of a river are always in the direction of the flow
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   by azepoi 3y ago

   also sometimes called "Et commercial" in french, so "commercial and". The official name is esperluette which has a nice and probably similar history as ampersand.
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   by azepoi 4y ago

   Delannoy is a relatively common name from northern France, Lannoy is a commune, or more commonly a place (modern french l'aulnaie) planted with aulnes (Alders). Same meaning, different graphy, for Delaunay, as in Delaunay triangulation
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    by azepoi 4y ago

    Thanks for the pointer. Here is an alternative link with higher quality and downloadable slides https://pirsa.org/C11025
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    by azepoi 4y ago

    Knowing German I thought for sure this is the word I know from German. And it was but surprisingly through Japanese takuto taimu.
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    by azepoi 4y ago

    Nice. By the way the edited paper is openly accessible https://www.aanda.org/articles/aa/full_html/2022/09/aa43445-...
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    by azepoi 4y ago

    Can you expand on the last part? I mean the good other technical books for someone already a bit familiar who wants a deeper dive? Thanks for the pointers
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    by azepoi 4y ago

    Came for that. The list is severely lacking.
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    by azepoi 4y ago

    So I think it's interesting we had these at the end of the 19th century. Battery electric automobiles were also invented really early. It doesn't mean it's a bad idea unless you have a bias for new things
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    by azepoi 4y ago

    FWIWI wasn't claiming the contrary juste expanding with something I thought interesting. Replies are also intended for everybody else on HN.
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    by azepoi 4y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chain_boat_navigation Not a new idea: Chevaux électriques, meaning "Electric horses" (electric towpath tractors, halage=tow). https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/T
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    by azepoi 4y ago

    Steve Brunton and Nathan Kutz have great content for applied math also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYS-ML_vn4k&list=PLMrJAkhIeN... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z3bYlXJx3U
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    by azepoi 4y ago

    Theres is a higher population density in France which increases the chance of conflictung uses of oublic land and accidents
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    by azepoi 4y ago

    there you go https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/104380-000-A/dans-le-secret-de...
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    by azepoi 4y ago

    Some subgraphs are really incredibly rich. Euler advised Lagrange. D'Alembert advised Laplace. Lagrange & Laplace both advised Poisson & Fourier. Poisson & Fourier advised Dirichlet. Poisson & Cauchy advised Ostrograds
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    by azepoi 4y ago

    In the medieval liberal arts, music was taught in the quadrivium alongside arithmetic, geometry and astronomy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadrivium
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    by azepoi 4y ago

    I think Switzerland requires some swiss ownership threshold. From the top of my head it's over 50% owned by the end natural/physical persons. Even trough shell corporations. Otherwise hike the tax on real estate while reducing at
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    by azepoi 5y ago

    Paper : Spectral link of the generalized Townsend-Perry constants in turbulent boundary layers Björn Birnir, Luiza Angheluta, John Kaminsky, and Xi Chen Phys. Rev. Research 3, 043054 – Published 21 October 2021 https://journals.a
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    by azepoi 5y ago

    Patina should work too, can be used as a verb in french, se patiner, just patine as a noun.
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    by azepoi 5y ago

    seems to be related to the british colloquial "jobsworth" as previously discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28042392
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    by azepoi 5y ago

    The first corporation depends of the definition used. If we are talking about joint-stock companies there were some form in China and in Europe before colonial expeditions to fund capital intensive enterprises like dams and mills (in the ra
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    by azepoi 5y ago

    if you want to know where the expression for sqrt(a+b) come from it is a taylor series expansion of the first order (linear approximation) of f(x)=sqrt(a+x) arount 0. f'(x)= 1/(2*sqrt(a+x)). For x close to 0 you get f(x)≈f(0)+x*f&
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    by azepoi 5y ago

    Thanks for the tip, do you have any more German recommendations?
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    by azepoi 5y ago

    "How not to measure latency" video by Gil Tene https://youtu.be/lJ8ydIuPFeU