cenamus

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by cenamus 1y ago
You do realize that they're combatting polution in Geneva? As in smog?
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by cenamus 1y ago
Isn't that exactly what intepreters do?
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by cenamus 1y ago
All industry? Who build more cars, cranes, extreme UV chip machines, the US or the EU? Even up there in nuclear fusion
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by cenamus 1y ago
Probably don't even need a cage, GPS signals are so weak you could probably overpower them with even the weakest jammer/transmitter
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by cenamus 1y ago
Is it better than a n100 setup from China? When you factor in the storage, power supply, case, (fan), and so on?
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by cenamus 1y ago
I'm somewhat sure the author actually mentioned that that was the intention, "Big Question Notation" and basically "apl" + 1. But he realized that it didn't match up
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by cenamus 1y ago
I mean, isn't that literally just a supplier?
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by cenamus 1y ago
Free speech for me but not for thee
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by cenamus 1y ago
Of course. But I'm the Russians did not make sure to level any building over three stories in basically any Polish city during their retreat
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by cenamus 1y ago
I was amazed when I visited, you can see just how much it looks like other Hanse-cities, Bremen for example. Of course a lot of it is newly constructed/restored, because there wasn't much left after the German did their thing with
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by cenamus 1y ago
BYD is almost half the price and doesn't come with Musk attached
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by cenamus 1y ago
It just seems like the later a country got on the internet, the better their infrastructure is, Poland, Bulgaria, etc. all have way better internet than Austria or Germany
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by cenamus 1y ago
Apparently stellarators only became feasible recently, mostly due to vastly improved computing power, which they need to optimize the crazy shapes ( https://www.ipp.mpg.de/w7x gives an idea) (Heard that on a podcast with two
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by cenamus 1y ago
How many customers is that serving, 20 per machine? (Or whatever a customer might be in that case)
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by cenamus 1y ago
And RIIJ also gives you memory safety
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by cenamus 1y ago
Possible, wouldn't know about that
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by cenamus 1y ago
Bit offtopic, but the amount of homeless and drug addicts in Dublin was absolutely astounding, haven't that that many in cities 3x the size.
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by cenamus 1y ago
And "the best" for those people is definitely not a mountain bike. But I'm sure it's the same factor as for SUVs, it looks cool and is big and scary. Pretty much everyone would be better off with a citybike and a decent
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by cenamus 1y ago
The over 70 criteria wouldn't help much nowadays, with basically every leader being in his 70s+ (Trump, Biden, Xi, Netanyahu, Erdogan, Khomeini, Putin, etc.)
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by cenamus 1y ago
Equal outcome? Like 99% of power in Hungary is split between Orban and his uni dorm buddies. The guy doesn't even have any ideology, just loves power, money and football. Used to be bearded liberal left wing, turned gelled hair far rig
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by cenamus 1y ago
Definitely caused some controversy in recent years aswell, like recommending Orban for the peace nobel prize. Literally the man that turned Hungary into the poorest and most illiberal EU country. But again, Baumgartner prefers dictatorships
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by cenamus 1y ago
Is it similar to the Gnome plugin PaperWM?
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by cenamus 1y ago
That's not the GDPR.
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by cenamus 1y ago
They didn't give us that. Mostly non-compliant websites gave us that.
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by cenamus 1y ago
Is it hedging or did the training data just have lots of unecessary imports?
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by cenamus 1y ago
There's also a great experiment with a normal baloon, keep a tiny bit of water in it and the you can hold the inflated balloon over a flame as long as the water doesn't boil away
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by cenamus 1y ago
Czech diacritics taking over the world :-)
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by cenamus 1y ago
If the whole site takes 5 seconds to fully hydrate and load its 20megs of JS I'll gladly take a server side rendered page that has finished loading in a second.
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by cenamus 1y ago
I agree, but if you're doing fastcgi, you might as well do http directly, with a relay in front of it (load balancing, tls termination, whatever).
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by cenamus 1y ago
I mean, what's the difference to the python 2/3 debacle? People were writing/extending in python 2 long after it was declared obsolete

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