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by ginko 4y ago
>Critics of the system point out that the system produces heat, but also wastes nearly 250,000 gallons of water per day, according to a 2015 story by CBS Bay Area. Any reason why they couldn't use ocean water?
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by ginko 4y ago
Well that and that the city of Rome wasn't part of it.
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by ginko 4y ago
There's also a handful 3D tech demos for the GBA. That one's only got 2D hardware and a single 16MHz ARM7TDMI. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFmhpZ4A1mQ
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by ginko 4y ago
That one's the pretty much the optimal implementation though. * it's a small bar on the bottom * the site works without clicking on the consent buttons * it has clear "opt-in" or "opt-out" options * no annoying
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by ginko 4y ago
Obviously not. Why would you think so? You're only liable for the software shared under a support agreement. I feel people really try to pick the worst possible interpretation of these laws just so they can hate on the EU.
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by ginko 4y ago
If someone sold me support for a piece of open source software (like ISC and BIND) then I definitely would expect some level of liability if there's something wrong with it. Otherwise why would I pay for support if I could just self-ho
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by ginko 4y ago
I do think intent matters. Take Picasso. He made classical paintings in his early career, then developed completely new styles over decades, very much demonstrating that whatever he did away with was done intentionally so. It's why Roy
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by ginko 4y ago
>The distorted/incorrect perspective for example is a feature, not a shortcoming. IMO it can only be considered a feature if Roy Lichtenstein ever demonstrated that he actually could draw correct perspective if he wanted to.
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by ginko 4y ago
His versions also generally look worse than the original.
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by ginko 4y ago
>GW is just a max instantaneous power That's one definition you can also use GW to specify average power over a year. 1 GWh/year is 1 GWh/8760h is ~114KW, the time element cancels out
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by ginko 4y ago
Kudos for actually specifying energy production in gigawatts instead of something stupid like GWh/year like so many journalists like to do.
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by ginko 4y ago
Apple Hardware I'd split further into silicon business and device OEM. Also split out the headphone business.
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by ginko 4y ago
>All this camera hacking was done hastily just days before the mission and on a camera that was essentially a $40 point-and-shoot toy. That's a bit unkind. $40 in 1962 is would be about $400 adjusting for inflation and those Minolta
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by ginko 4y ago
A one-time expense also has an opportunity cost though. If you invested your $1000 with an average 4% yearly gain it'd be $4800 after those 50 years. (but then of course the same opportunity cost also applies to your monthly payments)
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by ginko 4y ago
So does that mean that macOS Catalina apps can run in a GNUstep environment or that GNUstep apps can run in macOS Catalina?
796.
by ginko 4y ago
Those still add coke or coal as a reducing agent though so it's not carbon neutral.
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by ginko 4y ago
>Meanwhile, people have been distributing roms for 25 years, and the strength of the community ensures you don't get burned. Not just that, Nintendo got caught distributing community ROMs in their own virtual console.
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by ginko 4y ago
I'd say Albrecht Dürer is up there as well.
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by ginko 4y ago
Does the voting step with multiple classifiers make sense? My gut feeling would be that training a single larger network would be more effective.
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by ginko 4y ago
This is something I did recently. We have this binary format we use for content traces. You can dump it to JSON, but that turns a ~10GB into a ~100GB file. I needed to check some aspects of this with Python, so I used ijson[1] to parse the
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by ginko 4y ago
Looks like tungsten has more than twice the electric resistivity of gold. Setting up a conductivity test shouldn't be too hard.
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by ginko 4y ago
I would expect a large chunk of the 43% Python to be tests.
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by ginko 4y ago
nit: 'Python-based' would imply to me that it's written in Python, but it looks like it's mostly C++ & LLVM: https://github.com/exaloop/codon/tree/develop/codon
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by ginko 4y ago
That's just giving up.
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by ginko 4y ago
You just quoted the first paragraph of the article. What is this adding?
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by ginko 4y ago
Let's say you're a company with well over the 250k limit on a bank account. How would you even withdraw that? Get it deposited on some other account (why trust the other bank more?), get the money in cash?
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by ginko 4y ago
Pretty sure that would be illegal from a workplace health and safety perspective here in Norway.
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by ginko 4y ago
I have yet to experience noise cancelling headphones that actually cancel all sounds like people talking. So far it only seems to work for low frequency background noise. I got some airpods pro for their supposedly great ANC and was really
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by ginko 4y ago
The rate is a tiny bit higher if you drive really fast.
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by ginko 4y ago
>HKers literally had the carte blanche to commit treason You can't commit treason to a country no never agreed to join.

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