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by brnt 2y ago
Removing alcohol is only one method. I prefer beers made with modified yeasts.
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by brnt 2y ago
glib then?
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by brnt 2y ago
But they are shared between apps, and those platform packages are almost certainly used by most of your apps.
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by brnt 2y ago
I see tons of glitches: cant load settings, loading a vid may work or not, and the gui gets glitchy regardless. Pity, I love Newpipe on my phone.
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by brnt 2y ago
> I would like trained LLMs to be regarded as some sort of pre-compiled binary. I.e. to have the LLM, without being theoretically able to reproduce it, is not regarded as "open source" at all. I like this mental model. Don&#x27
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by brnt 2y ago
Recycling is not burning.
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by brnt 2y ago
Implements that you put there are different from those you don't put there. That doesn't seem very complicated, does it?
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by brnt 2y ago
The simple answer is that it isn't supposed be there. The more interesting one is: how much would you say is too much? Would a kilo of microplastics towards the end of your life do it?
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by brnt 2y ago
I doubt this. Sure, reactants aren't good, but impossible to biologically break down neither. Causing havoc and bioacumulating seem to be two ends of a spectrum, where you want to be in the middle. Stuff that safely and easily broken d
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by brnt 2y ago
The US is at the back of the pack though, in Europe some countries recycle more than half of plastic.
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by brnt 2y ago
I often wonder about carpet or seats and couches. Also made of all manner of synthetic fabrics. Even besides the effects of living in the same space flame retardants slowly gas off over the decades, we rarely deep clean any of this, so when
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by brnt 2y ago
Not all of Europe is like Slovakia... In NL, bitcoin gains are taxable and there is a real estate tax.
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by brnt 2y ago
A weapon is a weapon.
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by brnt 2y ago
You are aware that satellite guided surface to air missile systems are not a mere git clone away? There are good reasons for controlling weapons, while still letting everybody be free to study them.
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by brnt 2y ago
> They include things like sensors, smart lights, fridges, washing machines, Now you gave me an excellent reason to make my home network v6-only.
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by brnt 2y ago
I wasn't an Apple user until almost exactly a year ago, and the auto-generated passwords were an inspiration to me to cobble together a script that generates such passwords in multiple languages [1]. I couldn't find any info on th
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by brnt 2y ago
> but I can say from personal experience that in some cases the praised Dutch directness turned to racism It always was a thin line. What has changed is that victims are now speaking up, and a silent majority realizing that brutish-direc
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by brnt 2y ago
The basis for my very non-scientific observation is that I am a native Dutch speaker, who's conversational in German and has a Polish partner. German fits quite well in between Polish and Dutch in terms of features: Dutch has few, Poli
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by brnt 2y ago
It is something that can be said for any two languages ;)
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by brnt 2y ago
But it seems each video is about a different model; having to search N transcripts still isn't optimal.
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by brnt 2y ago
Is there a searchable text version of this resource?
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by brnt 2y ago
Is that the only explanation though? Could proximity explain things? It is my private theory that German and Polish having had so much geographic overlap explains some common features, despite being from different families.
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by brnt 2y ago
Well, considering where Turkish (Turkic?) comes from, perhaps not a coincidence?
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by brnt 2y ago
> My wife and I are chemical engineers who have been inside quite a few food processing plants and we refuse to touch the output of those. Don't hold back!
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by brnt 2y ago
But they are a tiny minority of charging point, the market is quite diverse in Europe. And this whole setting up account, installing apps for each and every company, different in each and every country, is really off putting. I have no idea
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by brnt 2y ago
Here in the Netherlands the (once setup as) farmers coop bank is notorious for not doing that, they heavily favour bigco and business models that capture subsidies effectively (which usually means scaling one part to ridiculous proportions)
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by brnt 2y ago
But that is precisely what I want for desktop use (which is unlike developer use, for which there already is Arch as-is)!
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by brnt 2y ago
Valve doesn't stream updates but have a bi-weekly-ish schedule. Plus some guarantee that you can always update from any 'release' to the latest. Decks disappear into drawers for months at a time after all. This is actually al
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by brnt 2y ago
I mean whatever Valve is doing with their biweekly-ish updates becomes available for non Deck users, as a proper branch or whatever you want to call it.
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by brnt 2y ago
I hope a stable branch may result.

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