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by fabian2k 1y ago
For this kind of comparison you have to treat CDU/CSU as a single party. They're always counted as one in national polls. It is very confusing and misleading to treat them separately in this kind of national comparison.
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A simple error like that should be caught before you fill the rocket with methane and liquid oxygen. If a simple error gets through to this point your procedures are bad, which is a big problem for a complex rocket with many parts that coul
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by fabian2k 1y ago
The earlier Starship tests looked more promising. But when it looked like they were making real progress it got much worse again with Starship V2. I like the idea of hardware-rich development, but it seems they might have fiddled too much h
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by fabian2k 1y ago
I absolutely do think that self-driving cars will save many lives in the long run. But I also think it is entirely fair to focus on the big, visible mistakes right now. This is a major failure, failing to observe a stop sign and a parked sc
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by fabian2k 1y ago
I don't see why Tesla would deserve the benefit of the doubt here. We cannot know how well the actual Taxi software will work, I think it is fair to extrapolate from the parts we can observe.
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The State of React and the Community in 2025(blog.isquaredsoftware.com)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/US_Airways_Flight_1549 There certainly have been bird strikes that disabled all engines.
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I don't really know enough about this, but what would you expect the pilots to do with that control if they don't have any thrust? Unless there was a suitable landing spot very, very close I don't see what they could do even
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by fabian2k 1y ago
All the conflict of interest stuff is just a giant smokescreen. Kennedy is anti-Vaccine, he might sometimes pretend to not be againt vaccines but that is just misdirection. He's going to sow doubt about vaccines, he already removed vac
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by fabian2k 1y ago
That is a major issue with Starfield, but it also felt like Bethesda missed the improvements happening in other games in the last decade or so. Many games now are much more cinematic in their storytelling, often with full motion capture. A
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One part of the government apparently wants to simply destroy all institutions involved in scientific research. The other half wants to promote their pet ideas, no matter how unscientific they are. They're coming for the vaccines now,
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> For Stack Overflow, the new model, along with highly subjective ideas of “quality” opened the gates to a kind of Stanford Prison Experiment. Rather than encouraging a wide range of interactions and behaviors, moderators earned reputati
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It will take time for these effect to manifest. Conferences are organized quite far in advance, so most conferences this year and part of next year would likely not be able to change locations anyway. But because they are planned in advance
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My impression is also that they are worse at C# than some other languages. In autocomplete mode in particular it is very easy to cause the AI tools to write terrible async code. If you start some autocomplete but didn't put an await in
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I suspect that people saying this are avoiding to make broad conclusions based only on the AI tools that exist right now at this moment. So they leave a lot of room for the next versions to improve. Maybe too much room, but it's hard t
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by fabian2k 1y ago
It's entirely ridiculous when you're abroad. Also annoying when in your home country, but the localized versions are not equivalent like e.g. programming documentation. Even in the ideal case you'd probably prefer the English
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I wouldn't draw any medical conclusions from that paper, it's really not looking at anything like that. And the title of this article does not represent the paper at all. They did some experiments to find pathways in the cells tha
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by fabian2k 1y ago
The research that NSF funds is not in competition to private companies, it's mostly basic research. To the contrary, it's part of an important pipeline for training young scientists. And many of those later will work e.g. in pharm
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by fabian2k 1y ago
As the article mentions, this is part of a 55% cut in budget. So this is not a reorganization but a cut to research funding of at least half. It's potentially an even harsher cut as grants are only part of the budget and they might hav
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by fabian2k 1y ago
This is Trump's reaction to this on Truth Social: > This is Biden’s Stock Market, not Trump’s. I didn’t take over until January 20th. Tariffs will soon start kicking in, and companies are starting to move into the USA in record numb
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by fabian2k 1y ago
The factories would be more expensive because the materials and machines are also affected by tariffs. And you obviously can't rely on the tariffs to remain that way, Trump is far too flaky, hopefully not in power forever and the tarif
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by fabian2k 1y ago
While profiling and measuring is very important if you want to optimize performance, there are a lot of things you can do without any profiling. In many situations the consequences of each approach are well known or easily reasoned about. M
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by fabian2k 2y ago
Isn't the focus on protein in the diet more of a weightlifting thing? The amount of protein often recommended for building up muscles is quite a lot, at least double the amount mentioned in the article as the recommendation. If you&#x2
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by fabian2k 2y ago
The EU doesn't make foreign policy, that lies with the member states. And why do you think those don't have an independent foreign policy? The US hasn't started an illegal war recently, which could explain why there is much
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Kennedy already knows the answer, this is just a pretense to justify his unscientific views. No real scientific research on a topic like this can be done on that insane timeline (until September). And of course he put a well-known crank in
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by fabian2k 2y ago
It is a lot more than 15% cuts. The latest numbers I saw about grant approvals were something like only half of the number of approved grants compared to the same timeframe last year. On top of that you have the cap of indirect costs at 15%
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The conditions are quite different in Germany than the US, but the very high reliability of ~12 minutes outage per year on average as mentioned in the post does mean that many if not most people don't think at all about power outages h
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by fabian2k 2y ago
Whatever Trump is doing is the opposite of a meritocracy. He's hired a lot of entirely unqualified people, the only thing he values is loyalty.
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They're not saving money so far, they have been spending more money than the government spent in 2024. And in those cases where they will spend less they also did enormous damage, e.g. cancelling clinical trials midway through. This is
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That decision might be overturned later, I'd also consider it very questionable. It's in a weird space as it was about libel, but based on edited text in a photo like often used for memes. I think that decision is wrong based on w

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