froh

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by froh 2y ago
user name checks out ;-) thanks for sharing this knowledge.
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by froh 2y ago
oh great. the listing is missing checksums! madness! we're in 2024, checksums are the least I can expect.
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by froh 2y ago
"SJW" ?
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by froh 2y ago
great! now, has anybody found apps to approximate caffeine contents from bean, roast and prep? this could be a basis for computation: How Much Caffeine in Coffee Cup? Effects of Processing Operations, Extraction Methods and Variables Carla
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by froh 2y ago
> everything that can go wrong usually goes right, and then we draw the wrong conclusion. I currently have this with my 6yo. he thinks "mommy said this toy breaks when I whack it but it doesn't. so mommy is wrong!" He a
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by froh 2y ago
consistent as in reliably bounded that is.
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by froh 2y ago
TIL in 2022, Linutronix became an "independent subsidiary" of Intel, indeed: https://www.linutronix.de/company/history.php
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by froh 2y ago
what's the advantage of this over JPype?
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by froh 2y ago
feeling loved is wonderful. alas it may have been missing additional support. especially if the parents also didn't have certain support they didn't know about it and didn't give it, without guilt. > What is childhood em
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by froh 2y ago
do you happen to have factual.insights into false reporting on the Mainframe in this specific video? afaict (and I've worked with mainframes for a couple of years) this is spot on. poor signal/noise ratio but the facts are right.
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by froh 2y ago
like so? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geothermal_energy
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by froh 2y ago
in the same spirit and an alive project: https://jjj.de/fxt/fxtpage.html
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by froh 2y ago
yes! we agree how this works. so we disagree on terminology? in my CS upbringing, sharing the memory location of a thing as parameter was tagged "call by reference". the hallmark was: you can in theory modify the referenced thing
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by froh 2y ago
perl I'd agreed with up to somewhere 2010. Python it is, these days, for maintainability. one shot quick regex things? sed. anything else python. and I don't say "switch", btw, if you're proficient I there is no
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by froh 2y ago
you replace the local binding z to the dict globally bound to x by a local dict in that z = ... assignment. however if you do z['b'] = 2 in foo, then you'll see the global dict bound to x has been modified, as you have stated
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by froh 2y ago
uh I'd not say it like that Python passes primitive types by value, out rather "as if by value", because it copies them on write. if you modify your experiment to pass around a dict or list and modify that in the 'y&#x
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by froh 2y ago
> But here I can't buy a sugar free Fritz Limo, nor go to a popular bar or club without inhaling smoke. too many double negations? where I live in Germany, smoking is plain banned in clubs. and sure there are sugar free drinks both
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by froh 2y ago
it is, indeed
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by froh 2y ago
yah dynamic binding id another thing I dearly miss. thread local is like global in that it doesn't support for partial stacks of coroutines or generators. I'd love to have some dynamic _call stack based_ context lookup in language
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by froh 2y ago
gpterox
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by froh 2y ago
TIL to languor https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/languor#Verb
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by froh 2y ago
> Our aim is to use our variants to implement an efficient dynamic bit vector: our structure is able to perform updates, ranking and selection in logarithmic time, with a space overhead in the order of a few percents, large bit vectors a
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by froh 2y ago
indeed it is, as meanwhile confirmed at the top of the document.
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by froh 2y ago
I wonder to which extent data centers are built already or will be built close to where renewables are readily available, to relieve the burden of transporting energy over long distances. Is it cheaper to build fibre optics to a remote loc
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by froh 2y ago
I'd like the article even more if it used numpy.convolve in the benchmark. comparing pure python and numpy fft feels not right to me. the result will be similar, sure, but the effect might then only show for much larger inputs.
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by froh 2y ago
did we read the same study?? https://www.nature.com/articles/s41531-024-00724-z from there: > Riboflavin (vitamin B2) in humans originates from food and gut microbiota. Therapeutically, riboflavin improves oxidative
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by froh 2y ago
the article states we imported renewables from the alps and scandinavia, and produced more renewables ourselves. neither are silly.
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by froh 2y ago
> The analysis covering the period from mid-April 2023 to mid-April 2024 shows that the loss of nuclear power in Germany could be well compensated. Contrary to claims, the increase in imports was not due to a lack of generation capacity
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by froh 2y ago
maybe they do maybe they don't --- I happen to appreciate it, as I'd missed it otherwise.
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by froh 2y ago
very neat text you've chosen there, too! thank you :-)

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