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by fy20 3y ago
This is why 'low sugar' and 'low fat' foods aren't really any better for you. They usually make up for the reduction by increasing the other thing.
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by fy20 3y ago
Actually it's the opposite. I worked for an NGO half a decade ago, and they wanted to add 2FA authentication to their login system used by ~400 staff. I created a quick demo using Google Authenticator in less than a week. However the d
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by fy20 3y ago
Every vehicle I've ever driven since I learnt to drive 20 years ago has had an electronic throttle body, a digital accelerator and ABS. Welcome to 2024. I did learn to drive manual, but I'd never buy another car like that. Maybe i
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by fy20 3y ago
If the datacenter is literally right nice to the power station, it seems that capacity of the power grid isn't going to be an issue?
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by fy20 3y ago
Here in Lithuania we had one day below -20c this winter. Usually we have at least one or two weeks like that. Now the snow has melted and it's spring, feels around 6 weeks too early.
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by fy20 3y ago
There's a McDonalds near me, where if you go at 2pm on Saturdays, you are going to be waiting in the drive-thru queue for around half an hour. I'd imagine if they put the prices up by $1 most people would not care. Of course they
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by fy20 3y ago
You might be interested in this YouTube video which discusses the issues of 'big seed' in regards to tomatoes. I'd imagine the same applies to any commercially grown crops (another comment mentioned that there is basically on
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by fy20 3y ago
> once they left the gravity well of their planet getting to other planets with nuclear rockets was comparatively trivial? We are actually on that planet. Spacecraft have what is called delta-v, which is basically a measure of what orbit
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by fy20 3y ago
Is using a power station as a UPS feasible? One of the issues I've read is that most don't have AC pass through, so it's always charging and discharging the battery. However that seems a bit odd (with my limited electronics k
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by fy20 3y ago
Maybe they can see what is happening in the UK? They are planning to switch off the analogue part of copper phone lines next year, and people who still want a "phone line" (most people just use mobile phones) will be switched to V
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by fy20 3y ago
If you want something more aligned with the US, the UK is a good choice. You can set up everything online for around £20 and for small businesses you don't technically need an accountant to file yearly accounts. They are friendly to co
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by fy20 3y ago
Today I was asking ChatGPT some questions and it gave me back an oddly specific statistic about website performance. I figured it was a hallucination, but I was interested to see if it was real so tried to find a source. First I searched Go
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by fy20 3y ago
I think part of the problem is the technology hasn't changed in the last 20 years. During college I worked at a large UK retail store when they had the self checkouts installed, and other than a slightly nicer design, today it is effec
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by fy20 3y ago
Microsoft has the models running in it's Azure datacenters in Europe already. I'm guessing there are other organizations who have it where it hasn't been made public. At this point I'd be surprised if it hasn't been
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by fy20 3y ago
> statistically speaking, much safer than older aircraft generations. It surely does not feel that way, but incidents-per-flight, not to mention incidents-per-flight-hour and incidents-per-flight-mile, strongly disagree 777 enters that c
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by fy20 3y ago
I drove across Europe a few months ago with a bike on my roof, and I was consuming around 10% more fuel. I'd say it's likely your theory is correct.
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by fy20 3y ago
This honestly sounds like a failure from Tesla just making stuff work in non-standard ways. Where I am in Europe there are a few car sharing apps that have electric cars, and all that I've rented (VW, Peugeot, Nissan, Hyundai) just wor
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by fy20 3y ago
My daughter really likes Daniel Tiger, but there's something about it that really annoys me that I can't put my finger on. I think it's that the characters and relationships just feel too sterile, where as with Bluey it actua
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by fy20 3y ago
You mean when the inside air pressure is low enough. Aircraft doors fit like a plug, held in by air pressure in the cabin. If you look when they are opened they all move inward first. This is why they can't be opened mid-flight. At the
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by fy20 3y ago
I saw someone with a running jacket that had something like this the other day. From a distance they shone like a road sign, but as I drove past them, under the street lights their jacket looked a medium grey. I thought this was a pretty co
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by fy20 3y ago
90% is rather low today. BYD has a battery system that has a round-trip effiency of 96%. Solar inverters often have >99% effiency - although it varies across their operating range, dropping at the low end as they are optimized for peak p
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by fy20 3y ago
LM Studio uses llama.cpp under the hood, so if you don't need a fancy UI, you are probably better of running that.
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by fy20 3y ago
When I try to use reader mode on Firefox I get the following. The URL at the end does not resolve. Any idea what this is? Republish Thank you for your interest in republishing! This HTML is pre-formatted to adhere to our guidelines, which i
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by fy20 3y ago
Where I am in Europe, a lot of supermarkets have a bin that can take light bulbs, batteries and small electronics (no bigger than a toaster). I believe this is based on an EU regulation that the seller has to accept electronic goods for rec
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by fy20 3y ago
It would make sense for North America to harmonize more standards to create an bigger economic community between CA, MX and USA. For example I came across a situation recently where someone want to export a few year old Mercedes vehicle fro
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by fy20 3y ago
They also refunded everyone who bought the controller, so legally they don't have to provide any support.
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by fy20 3y ago
I'm from the UK and currently living in Lithuania, and I'd say it somewhat has an anti-complaining bias. In the UK people get upset and make a big deal about even the tiniest things. I read an article yesterday about someone who m
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by fy20 3y ago
Samsung has what they call Motion Photos: https://www.samsung.com/au/support/mobile-devices/motion-pho...
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by fy20 3y ago
I would say most European countries have that desire. That and the fact it can easily by fine tuned to the local language could make these models very popular outside the US.
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by fy20 3y ago
After Christmas they don't just end up in the landfill. They are often recycled into mulch. The material used for mulch needs to come from somewhere... So better for the tree to bring some joy in someone's home temporarily rather

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