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by bipson 6y ago
Agree mostly, but the best option under Linux seems to be Intel graphics (or at least was until a few years ago) - arguably not beefy enough for some things, but regarding supported features, stability and power consumption the best support
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by bipson 6y ago
My experience is 180° opposite to what you describe. I never had a mentionable issue with AMD cards since switching to the open source driver approx. a decade ago. I have a NVIDIA 1060 card in my workstation for CUDA - every single time I p
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by bipson 6y ago
TL;DR : You can't reconstruct a generic video stream from a dozen detected facial data points. Not sure if I understood your post correctly, but you're slightly misled here. Watch the video. This is not a new general purpose vide
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by bipson 6y ago
Woodworking is one of those "skills" that might seem so unapproachable, and yet the learning curve is quite steep (in the technical sense). I'm nowhere near a master and make a lot of stupid mistakes. But my relatives think
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by bipson 6y ago
How is this anti-democratic? Democracy means the reign of the people - nothing in that concept involves that corporations can't remove someone (pressure someone to step down) because of his views/actions. To be more precise: In a
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by bipson 6y ago
I agree with everything you said - besides the "necessary" part. As someone that currently (not going to sit in full trains/subways for 2h a day the way it is right now) sits in the car for around 100 minutes a day (at least
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by bipson 6y ago
I guess most people in need of an utalitarian Family car for longer trips buy an ICE for cost vs. utility reasons, even if they consider a Zoe as the second car for daily commutes/shopping. There are simply no affordable electric famil
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by bipson 6y ago
That's the point. Taking what you earn a and live with in Norway, and comparing it with other countries, due to massive subsidies (luxury-tax excemptions that usually apply to cars), a Tesla is an affordable option for an Norwegian loo
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by bipson 6y ago
That's one explanation that focuses on the differences between European an American markets. But also, the Zoe is is in the affordable range for people looking for an electric car in non-massively-subsidized markets (Norway, Denmark),
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by bipson 6y ago
Even after all explanations and presented use-cases, I fail to understand how full reading access to a users clipboard by random third-party apps was ever considered a good idea - from apps in the background nonetheless! Only in a world wer
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by bipson 6y ago
I think it is an age thing. If you're younger or at least not "settled"/bound by family obligations you want to see/enjoy things e.g. you didn't or don't currently have in your life - most people prefer ex
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by bipson 6y ago
Interesting argument. In fact if the fault would lie only between screen and the 'last mile' on the GPU you would be correct. But GPUs are slightly more than simple display renderers (at least nowadays), so (vast simplification) m
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by bipson 6y ago
The mere fact that you would expect a system process or anything else visible to the operating system, indicates that you haven't read much about Intel ME :/
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by bipson 7y ago
The article talks about mandatory masks, i.e surgical masks, for shoppers, to reduce spreading by shoppers. No N95 masks needed, those are needed for healthcare workers (and need to be replaced very frequently). You most certainly: don&#x
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by bipson 7y ago
In difference to ... ?
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by bipson 7y ago
Utter nonsense - CERN is neither a company, nor has it millions to give out. Do you have any idea how multi-national government-funded research institutions work?
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by bipson 7y ago
This has tradition at CERN. I wonder why they even considered Facebook's offering, but I guess they do not dismiss proprietary solutions as well. Whatever works? Often enough they end up writing their own tools, if nothing fitting is a
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by bipson 7y ago
Nothing can be "demonstrably" secure if we cannot demonstrate it. We simply cannot guarantee control over the depot for the given time-frame. A lot of things can happen in 1 million years . You should really read this for anoth
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by bipson 7y ago
"The project completion cost at Hinkley Point C is now estimated at 21.5 billion to 22.5 billion pounds". [1] Agreed, the project hit some regulatory roadblocks, yet, this is a lot of money. The original cost bid was 18 billion
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by bipson 7y ago
Hm, if you consider storing something for a timeframe that well exceeds everything we are possible to plan ahead "safe". We simply put it in underground storages we consider "safe" for the time being. We have no idea wha
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by bipson 7y ago
4) Nuclear is and always was incredibly expensive to set up. There is a reason why nuclear plants are never paid for in their entirety by any private firm/operator and heavily subsidized (at least in the EU) 5) I am still fascinated
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by bipson 7y ago
"What's wrong with ..." for me literally means "What should be done about ..." or "How to make ... better". I found your defense, which basically just says "It wasn't better before - so, no criti
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by bipson 7y ago
At least some of them don't really work at all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VM9CJZpqfpA With something as simple and effective as HEPA-filters, it seems unreasonable to try other technologies.
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by bipson 7y ago
I have one of those. It does not "wash" the air. It has a HEPA-filter on the intake side before the humidifying cycle. So it is basically the same thing as all other examples on this comment page. You can actually run it without w
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by bipson 7y ago
Huh? You have a weird "relationship" with yourself. I never did not trust myself anymore if I did more reps than I "promised" myself before. Would a child ever grow distrust against her parents if she changes her mind an
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by bipson 7y ago
You might want to read this small section on wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomato#Fruit_versus_vegetable
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by bipson 7y ago
Was the irony intended?
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by bipson 7y ago
I fully agree. The problem is: Even to well educated parents the summary "Everyone could be affected by life-long effects due to vaccination" has a drastically different meaning compared to an objective bystander that looks at the
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by bipson 7y ago
Why did you leave out this (essential) information that associates your cherry-picked statement?: (emphasis mine) >The data on the association between GBS and seasonal flu vaccination are variable and inconsistent across flu seasons. If
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by bipson 7y ago
1. Yes, I heard about them. And the point remains, as soon as their effects were discovered, they were pulled . 2. These are not vaccines, but medications. So this has virtually nothing to do with "known vaccine-induced ongoing illnes

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