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ginko
4y ago
That won't happen anytime soon. GPU performance growth has outstripped CPU growth for well over a decade and that gap is likely to only widen in future.
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ginko
4y ago
For all its flaws I find Youtube is one of the best sources for recipes these days. Especially when you search in the language of the country the dishes are from and use CC auto-translate.
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ginko
4y ago
>So a bike going 20mph is more dangerous than an Ami going 25mph. This is absurd. It makes me really doubt if you have any understanding of physics. I also don't appreciate you editing your earlier posts to pad out your arguments.
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ginko
4y ago
>Bike users deaths caused by street accidents have been 50 in the same year. and most of those deaths were caused by cars.
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ginko
4y ago
A bullet has more kinetic energy because it's significantly faster than a bike. But a bike is actually slower than a car, even an Ami so I don't understand what argument you're trying to make here. Cars kill people every. si
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ginko
4y ago
Try getting hit by either a >400kg Ami or a 20kg bike each going 20km/h and let me know the results.
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ginko
4y ago
>Bikes are also more dangerous than small slow 4 wheeled vehicles. Cars are WAY more dangerous than bicycles.
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ginko
4y ago
I was under the impression that locally harvested oysters are basically carbon neutral. Same for mussels and clams. Why would you need a plant-based version of those? Surely it can't for animal welfare.
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ginko
4y ago
The main thing I hate about all of these is how low the information density is. I like to scan over dense text to see if I'm interested, but all of these try to force feed you information bit by bit at the speed they think is right for
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ginko
4y ago
Arguably the most important service a notary provides is archival. Everything signed at a notary is kept there pretty much in perpetuity. If a notary retires all his documents are taken over by their successor.
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ginko
4y ago
>This tool is not available in mobile version, please switch to desktop. ..despite opening this on my desktop. I guess my browser window is taller than it is wide, but that doesn't make it a mobile browser.
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ginko
4y ago
The Japanese have a term for it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gal%C3%A1pagos_syndrome
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ginko
4y ago
They didn't try to end daylight saving, they tried to keep DST (i.e. Summer time) for the entire year.
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ginko
4y ago
>Also we're not allowed to remember that just a year ago the UK was crushing Europe in vaccine access so badly the EU was openly talking about seizing British assets to try and catch up; the unique performance of the UK in this area
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ginko
4y ago
>The new Star Trek is a different flavor from the old, but it has to be. Because the kids that grew up watching the old Star Trek didn't see that future manifest According to the Star Trek timeline we're 4 years away from World
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ginko
4y ago
I build a fanless (Linux) desktop with the mainboard from a Ryzen mini PC[0] and an after-market fanless case[1] designed for it. Works like a charm. It's absolutely silent and the temperatures are actually better than with the stock
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ginko
4y ago
> I could probably have optimized my rail pass choice more, not sure I picked the absolute best departure days (I could probably have gone a week earlier or later) and there was probably a better way to book a hotel when I needed two non
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ginko
4y ago
>Only the Y-chromosome is lineally passed across such long time spans There's also the mitochondrial DNA passed along female descandants.
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ginko
4y ago
What is the political process/oversight on updates and upgrades to the algorithm?
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ginko
4y ago
So Debian?
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ginko
4y ago
>SimulaVR should be working with Meta's attorneys on this instead of throwing a hissy fit online. Well then Meta's attorneys should contact SimulaVR directly instead of sending them a legal letter.
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ginko
4y ago
Looks like that's the case. See: https://primer.com.ph/tips-guides/wp-content/uploads/sites/5...
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ginko
4y ago
Now I imagine Aztecs offering balloon animals made out of wildcat intestines to their gods.
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ginko
4y ago
Eh, just tell them it's a magic trinket that allows you to see and hear others with such a trinket from far apart. It's not like the average person of today's understanding of cell phones is significantly more sophisticated.
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ginko
4y ago
At this point I think following a Medieval diet based on the 4 bodily humors[1] would be just as healthy if not healthier than whatever is in these days. [1] https://www.oldcook.com/en/medieval-hippocratic_dietetics
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ginko
4y ago
>Additionally, developers can't be sure of stability in their dependencies. And the app developer is the person who receives the complaints from angry users, not the library developer. That seems like the main issue to me. Why has i
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ginko
4y ago
It's shocking how hard of a time people have distinguishing watts from watt hours. Even in a forum aimed at technical people.
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ginko
4y ago
Didn't know Russia invaded Ukraine in early 2021.
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ginko
4y ago
NFC seems strictly better than QR code payments to me.
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ginko
4y ago
There's this cutlery by Danish designer Kay Bojesen from the late 30s which I've been eyeing for a while: https://kaybojesen.com/product-category/grand-prix-cutlery/ It has very simple lines that work we
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