b3orn

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by b3orn 5y ago
> And even among themselves, speakers will struggle to express new concepts like "Fully homomorphic encryption" for which native words were never invented. Then they can just do what english speakers did and incorporate some gr
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by b3orn 5y ago
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by b3orn 6y ago
> In general, snap shows how smoothly the acceleration occurs. That's third derivative of position and called jerk.
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by b3orn 6y ago
I think these are all really bad analogies. I doubt people will make "unnecessary" trips using public transportation just because it's free. Most people that already use it have some kind of subscription where they pay a fixe
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by b3orn 6y ago
> 24-hour supermarkets and convenience stores Different states have different laws regulating store opening times, these are independent of labour law. Here's the overview of the different times for the states https://de.
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by b3orn 6y ago
Absolutely legal. Night and sunday/holiday shifts get extra compensation, and there have to be at least 11h between shifts. This is nothing new in Germany, shift work is normal in a lot of fields. > mostly devoid of 24-hour stores D
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by b3orn 6y ago
> One thing I'd really love to have on BEAM was a strong type system. Isn't BEAM already strongly typed? Did you mean a static type system?
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by b3orn 6y ago
> There is a mostly API-compatible distributed version of ETS in OTP, called DETS. And a higher-level distributed database built on top of ETS/DETS called Mnesia, again, in OTP. So, no, you aren't. DETS is the disk based term s
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by b3orn 6y ago
Nuclear power was first shut down under Schröder with a coalition of SPD and Green. The shut down was then cancelled by Merkel just to shut it down again shortly after the Fukushima disaster.
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by b3orn 6y ago
Yes, this is exactly what I meant and should be the EU law he mentioned. The 14 days only apply to subscriptions after initially signing up, after that you have to cancel your subscription within the regular cancellation period that is stat
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by b3orn 6y ago
Could you tell us which EU law allows this, because I'm not sure what you're talking about. The only thing with two weeks I know about is for returning online purchases which wouldn't apply here as it's a renewal. As far
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by b3orn 7y ago
It would help if we quit using that and had one field for the full name and then another one for "how do you want to be addressed".
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by b3orn 7y ago
You usually don't convert back to differential equations, you convert back to algebraic equations.
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by b3orn 7y ago
You mean Lower Saxony. Saxony is a different state on the other side of Germany, that has no voting rights in VW.
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by b3orn 7y ago
Python is strongly typed, just not static.
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by b3orn 7y ago
> I made a conscious choice to stop customising my desktop (and then later, mobile) experience away from the defaults as much as possible, as I was fed up of having to document and then re-deploy all of my customisations every time I had
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by b3orn 7y ago
The "experts" in this case seem to be defense experts, not AI experts.
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by b3orn 7y ago
I'd suggest a cheese with as little holes as possible, maybe Gouda, Cheddar or Parmigiano.
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by b3orn 7y ago
My problem with Elixir is kind of similar to C/C++. Interfacing with C code from C++ is easy, interfacing with C++ code from C isn't easy and you end up with loads of ugly wrapper code. The same goes for Erlang and Elixir, interfa
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by b3orn 7y ago
> S-Bahnen sind Eisenbahnen und fahren mit Bahnstrom, also 15 kV 16,7 Hz Wechselstrom. Wrong, in Hamburg it uses 15 kV AC only on one track outside the city, everywhere else it's using 1200 V DC.
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by b3orn 7y ago
The population difference is 16 million (67 million vs 83 million), and the France is about 80% larger than Germany (640679km^2 vs 357386km^2). But at the same time the population of France is much more concentrated into a few areas and the
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by b3orn 7y ago
On the RPi4 CC1 and CC2 are shorted, while the standard says there should be a resistor (2*5.1kΩ) between them, that's a huge difference.
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by b3orn 7y ago
> more snacking There are free snacks at the office while remote I'd have to buy my own, so less snacking for me. Same goes for the alcohol, I can't participate in office parties, if I'm not at the office.
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by b3orn 7y ago
Maybe he/she meant "ublock"?
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by b3orn 7y ago
The gender neutral singular pronoun in German "es" is the same as the english "it". And it would be weird to apply it to a person in both languages.
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by b3orn 7y ago
It is the case.
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by b3orn 7y ago
I think he's talking about Berlin.
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by b3orn 8y ago
I've seen this often, maybe there is a need for a new law, "Any article with a headline claiming how something was done is not about how but that it was done". Compare with Betteridge's law of headlines, "Any headli
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by b3orn 8y ago
How would you get paid in that scenario?
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by b3orn 8y ago
You just have to think a bit differently about your synchronization primitves. You don't have locks, you have a message queue and that is your synchronization primitive. A resource that should only be accessed by one thread is abstract

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