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by cgeier 4y ago
While I'm a fan of nuclear power myself, I don't think this is true. Nuclear is only good for base loads, current high prices are mostly driven by peak demand.
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by cgeier 4y ago
> The main innovation is that we prevent loss mis-allocation during training of the acoustic AI model by pre-weighting things with the loss of the language model. Or in short: > We don't train what you don't need to hear Thi
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by cgeier 4y ago
How does spending a lot of government money make goods and service more expensive? EDIT: At least here in Western Europe, we mostly have a supply side inflation, because energy got a lot more expensive, not because the government has been &
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by cgeier 4y ago
I was quite interested in this, but after seeing that it includes three big other repositories, my interest was immediately gone. I'm not saying this isn't an interesting project, but perhaps lead with something different?
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by cgeier 4y ago
Better have a look at the original source submitted here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32395009
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How to integrate a trackpoint in a mechanical keyboard(github.com)
130 points by cgeier 4y ago|32 comments
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by cgeier 4y ago
This can probably be merged with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32348567
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by cgeier 4y ago
There was a recent article on setting up Nix on mac OS, but I found that approach too complicated to my liking. I much prefer the approach taken in this article.
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Dev Environment Setup with Nix on macOS(mathiaspolligkeit.com)
1 points by cgeier 4y ago|1 comments
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by cgeier 4y ago
Which discontinued Neovim GUI do you mean? As far as I know, while there are lots of discontinued ones, there are also several actives ones, see [1]. The "Activity" column in the linked table doesn't always show the correct a
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KsqlDB – The database purpose-built for stream processing applications(ksqldb.io)
1 points by cgeier 4y ago|0 comments
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by cgeier 4y ago
This looks interesting to me, because it promises the ability to create fully interactive website with only knowing HTML and any backend technology (no JS needed). Not sure, if it can keep up with that expectation. There was an interesting
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Htmx – high power tools for HTML(htmx.org)
8 points by cgeier 4y ago|2 comments
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by cgeier 4y ago
This is very similar to existing maglev trains (such as transrapid) but has the advantage that a lot of the technology is now in the trains, not in the track. That makes construction of such tracks a lot cheaper (but separate and new tracks
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by cgeier 4y ago
While similar technology, a lot more of that technology went into the train instead of the track which makes this new solution much cheaper to produce.
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by cgeier 4y ago
While I'm not particularly looking forward to this series, having rather unknown actors isn't putting me off at all. And why shouldn't they go with directors they are happy with? TV series often have a lot of different dire
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Comparing Kubernetes Operators for PostgreSQL(blog.flant.com)
2 points by cgeier 4y ago|0 comments
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by cgeier 4y ago
"has" in "chooses to"?
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Solar Geoengineering(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by cgeier 4y ago|0 comments
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by cgeier 4y ago
My experience with weather forecasting says that hourly forecasts more than ~50 hours (probably even less than that) in advance are so unreliable that they are completely useless.
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by cgeier 4y ago
interesting, thanks for the information, I'll give that a go.
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by cgeier 4y ago
Exchange has an API that could be used for syncronising. I always wanted to build this into vdirsyncer [1] (so that I can use khal with my work Office 365 account) but haven't found the time. https://github.com/pimutils
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by cgeier 4y ago
This looks very interesting. As the original author of khal (another terminal calendar) [1] I love some more competition in this space. [1] https://github.com/pimutils/khal
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by cgeier 9y ago
Somewhat off-topic: Why is something like Uber called ride-sharing to begin with? I'm not sharing my ride with anyone that coincidentally wants to travel (more or less) the same route as me. I pay somebody to drive their car first to
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Welcome to Gitea(blog.gitea.io)
6 points by cgeier 10y ago|1 comments