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chopin
6mo ago
Rooftop solar is prohibitively expensive in Germany. My installation would only cover its costs if electricity becomes so expensive that it would lead to complete economic collapse.
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chopin
6mo ago
That's prohibitively expensive. And not possible everywhere. And Germany's grid is not ready for heating with electricity.
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chopin
6mo ago
The main constituent of paper is wood, which consists of hydrocarbons.
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chopin
7mo ago
I started with FreeCAD a couple of weeks ago. Parametric modeling is pretty hard and a couple of things are pretty hard to understand (no easy reuse of sketches between parts for one, one cannot extrude a binder is another one). However, wi
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chopin
7mo ago
Isn't that law in the UK as well? China takes the west as role model...
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chopin
7mo ago
I worked with ORM (EclipseLink) and used SQL just fine. When using JDBC I found myself quickly in implementing a poor mans ORM.
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chopin
7mo ago
That's strange, I have exactly the same combo and I can see the caller numbers just fine... Doesn't seem a universal bug.
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chopin
7mo ago
I configured my user to run Cinnamon as desktop which works ok'ish. I am not a great fan of the GNOME desktop, though.
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chopin
8mo ago
The main problem here is the banks relying on an untrusted device as second factor. Only immutable devices should be allowed as second factor.
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chopin
8mo ago
There is a special law for politicians.
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chopin
10mo ago
Which, of course, isn't true.
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chopin
10mo ago
You should know the trade-offs of different algorithms, though. Many libraries let you choose the implementation for a spcific problem. For instance tree vs. hash map where you trade memory for speed.
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chopin
10mo ago
Is there a O(n) shuffling algorithm? In place, I don't think so.
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chopin
10mo ago
But now you have both...
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chopin
11mo ago
1970-01-01
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chopin
11mo ago
I'd love this for a Fairphone.
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chopin
11mo ago
Your first one gets me puzzled. Normally, you take the shorter time to the full hour. Nobody says 'fünfundvierzig vor zwölf', for example. I never said or heard 'fünfunddreißig vor zwölf'. Before half past an hour everyo
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chopin
11mo ago
It's absolutely correct German. Native speaker here.
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chopin
11mo ago
Where was that? Berlin by any chance? That's not representative for Germany.
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chopin
1y ago
I regularly need reference docs in hour 2 of trying something new as the examples don't cover my use case.
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chopin
1y ago
Germany by any chance?
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chopin
1y ago
But more cases of liver cancer.
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chopin
1y ago
The tips need to stay subsonic. A bigger rotor must turn slower. AFAIK the tips of current wind turbines are already close to this limit.
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chopin
1y ago
I am not convinced. There are no two equal things in nature. Numbering things, say apples, is a completely human abstraction over two different things.
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chopin
1y ago
I usually need to tare on much heavier weights than what I actually measure, like cooking pots. 5 kg max weight comes in handy for that.
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chopin
1y ago
Do you have a source for this?
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chopin
1y ago
Germany does in fact prosecute severe crimes done in foreign countries. It will not act if Australia does, but it will act if Australia doesn't.
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1y ago
That would be roughly on par with Germany's deaths related to infections contracted in a hospital. That doesn't make it into headlines.
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1y ago
The 'Wilhelm Gustloff' had at least 4000 casualties in 1945. I believe the memorability of the Titanic is only loosely coupled to the number of casualties .
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1y ago
In my experience this requires overbuilding by a factor of 10. That's not a good allocation of money.
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