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by erk__ 6y ago
They are towards the top of the image, they are much easier to see if you open the image in full
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by erk__ 6y ago
Lately they have also been working quite a bit with POWER, quite a few of the big HPC rusns on the POWER/Mellanox/NVIDIA combo. So that could also be something they look into more, instead of going with x86.
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by erk__ 6y ago
It is licensed under AGPL it seems. https://github.com/200ok-ch/organice
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by erk__ 6y ago
The video accompanying this slide deck is also a great watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NSzkYSX5nY
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by erk__ 6y ago
This reminds me a bit of artists-mode in Emacs, though this has much nicer graphics.
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by erk__ 6y ago
I have been using that feature to keep all my uni assignments in the same file. Although I export to LaTeX and not html. Though I can export it as a single large webpage with all the assignments on, and it mostly work.
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by erk__ 6y ago
They have laws that forbid direct sales there [0], there are laws like that in many states and countries. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_US_dealership_disputes#T...
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by erk__ 6y ago
You do know that the yearly budget of the NHS is around £140 billion. So the captain would only have collected enough for a few hours. But that does not matter as the money he gathers does not go to the state, but goes to a large number of
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by erk__ 6y ago
Note that WHO never said that, it is correct that they in the middle of January said that the evidence they had at the current time then did not show transfer between people. But they never spoke about it as it was a fact.
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by erk__ 6y ago
Another candidate for this is OpenPOWER
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by erk__ 7y ago
For people that cannot access the website: I guess this is what the link points to https://www.tomsguide.com/news/pixel-buds-2 It is pretty annoying that I get redirected away from the site because they don't have
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by erk__ 7y ago
I wonder if this is also done in-kernel on their edge machines. I know that they used to do it in kernel with ktls(?) on FreeBSD which they themselves are a developer of.
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by erk__ 7y ago
Denmark is in general pretty well known for doing stuff with yeast. The yeast used in most of the worlds lager beer are all "descendants" of a yeast cultivated by the beer company Carlsberg which have been distributed around the w
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by erk__ 7y ago
Kind of anadotical but the only time I have been around someone who got run into in Copenhagen they were visible drunk. Though I don't have any stats I can pull up.
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by erk__ 7y ago
From the article: > And remember that once you receive your data, you have the option to demand that Clearview delete it or amend it if you’d like them to do so.
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by erk__ 7y ago
It very much is. When you are limited in every way you have make some cuts. This is just the cut that says that it is probably covid if it is not flu and they are from an area with test confirmed cases. And in by far most cases it is going
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by erk__ 7y ago
I know that the Red Cross in Denmark are doing it currently, maybe you could try and contact your local branch of it or a similar organisation.
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by erk__ 7y ago
This seems strange to me, I don't know the law on the area in Sweden, but in Denmark stores must take cash, though there are a few times where they don't (eg. stores that are late open does not need to take cash between 22 and 06)
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by erk__ 7y ago
If you want something functional that compiles to JavaScript you can for f# use Fabel [0] and there is a ocaml-like language called reasonML [1] that also does it. [0]: https://fable.io/ [1]: https://reasonml.git
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by erk__ 7y ago
You should try and read the dystopian novel he wrote, it was first published in 1994. It paints a very bleak dystopian picture of Paris, it is an interesting contrast to his other works https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Par
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by erk__ 7y ago
The reason for the timing is likely that The Sims was released on february 4th in 2000 so it is the 20 years anniversary.
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by erk__ 7y ago
C# uses a generational gc iirc so it may be better suited for a system where you have a relativly stable collection that does not need to be fully garbage collected all the time and have a smaller and more volitile set of objects that will
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by erk__ 7y ago
ET: Legacy still get updated, it may not have super high resolution, but it just recently got a new renderer. Still campatible with the last official release, though the ingame server browser have not worked the best for me compared to find
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by erk__ 7y ago
UK YouTuber Ashens made a video showcasing and talking about the set https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0eLZGtfHDE
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by erk__ 7y ago
This reminds me of a paper in the latestest edition of sigbovik [0], "Applications of Standard ML at Google" [1]. It could also use some newer things like better support for unicode strings. [0]: http://sigbovik.org&#x2
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by erk__ 7y ago
I just hoped it was a website for formula translations
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by erk__ 7y ago
The very twitter thread that you are replying about.
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by erk__ 7y ago
HOWEVER, other car manufactures follow the law* and makes it possible for independant shops to buy replacement parts and sells service manuals. Witch as far as I am aware Tesla still does not do. *: in the EU: > Easy and clear access to
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by erk__ 7y ago
You should really do that and post the video as a reply to the tweet, because it seems like others have had another experiance when doing it.
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by erk__ 7y ago
The future is a monopoly?

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