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by fock 6y ago
but why is that even there? I guess that's just another reason to stay with emacs...
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by fock 6y ago
iirc BLE is not that exact and you'd also have to model/measure your sensor position. I think creating a primitive statistical model for looking up the location seems sensible but the ML aspect is definitely a little bit overrated
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by fock 6y ago
it is. the whole market is overvalued. But while some parts of the market have some actual things, people want (highly educated workforce, machinery, land, supply chains...) Gamestop has nothing of this and yet is pushed to an even higher v
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by fock 6y ago
that's what puzzles me. All these founder-owners basically took (literal) truckloads of fresh money printed for "keeping the economy running" and swapped it for shares in their extremely overvalued companies. Doesn't sou
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by fock 6y ago
they could always deal with the lenders, which don't gain anything if their borrowers go bankrupt and they won't even get back their pennystock. And I think these lenders already deal with them quite a bit. And obviously there&#x2
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by fock 6y ago
Looking at this, I guess it's safe to say that the WSB-crowd won't pull of the short squeeze: https://money.cnn.com/quote/shareholders/shareholders.html?s... ... it's institutional investors lending
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by fock 6y ago
in the current situation, I don't think that private buyers trying the short squeeze (for which you have to hold) are really the driving force anymore. I think someone at robinhood had the (good) idea that at the current price, most pe
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by fock 6y ago
And in the shadows, Blackrock and the other institutional investors lending the stock in the first place probably just roll in money from the current situation. And imho they have to initiate the "real squeeze" by wanting their st
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by fock 6y ago
yes, but this someone probably would like to turn a profit as well and not be sitting on a pennystock?
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by fock 6y ago
But couldn't they just settle with the original lenders without buying back the stock from the actual holders? Or is that forbidden? To me this would seem a logical decision for any lender (the business was not dead, so selling was a l
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by fock 6y ago
yes, I guess you are still using NFSv3? We (really tiny vs. everyone else here) settled on that as well, because it requires less integration overall. Though if you're going the all-AD-route, there's the auks-plugin for running wi
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by fock 6y ago
> (1) substitute "people" for a "clusters of people with insular trust". Most of these people can not setup an account, but some of them can. They collectively managed their internal accounting and only need to go to
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by fock 6y ago
hmm, I'd like to digress >- Lots of different kinds of nodes well, that's not a problem of slurm (which will happily start your process on all nodes), but of typical MPI programming. And once you are running something computati
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by fock 6y ago
so why are dogs still allowed in public transit then :/
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by fock 6y ago
if that's only for 10k libertarian tribes, then I guess it does a good job. Unfortunately the nice hardware and electricity grid actually needs a society to build and maintain. And these are much more people thank 10k libertarians. Jus
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by fock 6y ago
just a question, because this virus came from bats and now infects minks and humans: why should dogs be exempt from spreading or getting infected with it?
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by fock 6y ago
Yeah and it even gets better that they now have a direct connection to the US (Vice) President. Just, what could go wrong with that and mob-like anticompetitive behavior...
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by fock 6y ago
I do an introductory Python lab course at my university. It's targeted at engineers who still create graphs from Excel and then normally level up to MATLAB, if things get complicated (think insets, ...). I guess about 30% of the people
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by fock 6y ago
well, NFS may not scale to infinity, but easily beats this thing I guess... And for scaling to infinity: how about benchmarking vs. GPFS, BeeGFS or Gluster?
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by fock 6y ago
Second that. Once was visiting the German parliament and just strolling around the waiting area. Suddenly a (unarmed) guard rushed from a hallway and asked for my ID. He seemed not too amused with me going through these automatically openin
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by fock 6y ago
and where I live, a "starter apartment" is €300000 and senior people might get €60000. A house? Well, starting at €1.2M I guess.
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by fock 6y ago
probably. Looking at streaming 4k is just sad, as this is just wasting money (on devices and bandwidth) for marketing having abyssmal quality at 10-20Mbit/s. With a FHD-bluray weighing in at 30-50MBit/s that's nothing to wond
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by fock 6y ago
so he did a chmod -w on their folder and it broke. Well, that's a feat I still have to work out!
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by fock 6y ago
that costs millions!
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by fock 6y ago
how does Python require source control? I guess you can just drop your files on a sharedrive... just like ... EXCEL! Also you reference an existing report? What's exactly the problem of serializing your data after a run of your python
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by fock 6y ago
I wonder what the problem is with standarizing companywide around python@3.x, numpy@1.1x and pandas@1.x. At this point these can all be considered mature and why on earth would an org, which is not developing these packages, nor heavily con
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by fock 6y ago
they'll have a hard time, keeping up with the changing logo!
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by fock 6y ago
normally you could also just create a bookmarklet and create a window for management within the page (all pages, where you can do bookmarks sensibly should support that)
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by fock 6y ago
where I live, most young and educated people don't see anything exclusive in a car. My tech-centric pals drive their old diesel-engines (they had since high-school...) to work and only the people actually working at BMW/Porsche&#x
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by fock 6y ago
so what, everyone else buys Sony or m4/3 and a capture card. It's not that you need motion in the typical videoconference that much - and even then: what's handling motion about? I don't have a problem with my c900 (or w

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