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by henearkr 1y ago
(Edited: as the Rebble project just uses the Pebble app) On Android, should I give a try to GadgetBridge, which seems both more open but way less official, instead of the Pebble app? And by the way, why not make the Pebble app open source?
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by henearkr 1y ago
Interesting, this constant current source notion. For a design without feedback, and in an energetically inefficient way, maybe this can work too: 1. Determine what will be the maximum resistance of the "current consumer" part of
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by henearkr 1y ago
Pity that "social cooling" gets attached to that meaning instead of, e.g., the fact to favorise, in internet discussions, themes that unite and reunite people, promote empathy and kindness, curiosity, tolerance and positive mindse
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by henearkr 1y ago
Would this be safe for e.g. birds?
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by henearkr 1y ago
Same! Cloth simulation in Blender is currently very fiddly and greatly needs this new algorithm.
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by henearkr 1y ago
It is massively scaling everywhere, and notably in Texas btw.
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by henearkr 1y ago
Your question is weird. Solar does compete economically with methane already, and it's only going to improve even more.
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by henearkr 1y ago
I'm making you a favor, if you did not understand, to avoid you many trouble in your future. Also, I'll combine it with the symmetrical warning to European people lol: - to US guys: when speaking with people of European education
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by henearkr 1y ago
You persist not seeing that this is a different meaning of the same word. And this is the other way around, "socialism" had the softer meaning of "welfare" way before the communist dictatorship even happened in History.
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by henearkr 1y ago
Ok, thank you, that's clearer. But the whole point, on my side, is to emphasize that in some cases "socialist" means "authoritarian communist" (that's been only when the word is used by some Americans) and in s
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by henearkr 1y ago
You should really learn more about what is happening in France... Your take of it is, at best, delusioned. French people, the ones shouting in the streets, don't care directly about that deficit. They care about being able to have dece
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by henearkr 1y ago
Lol, well the large demonstrations in France are because people demand more social, not less ;) So, here you are, people are pretty much happy with socialism, they are angry when you try to take it from them. Also, I've read a lot a di
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by henearkr 1y ago
Your definition of orthogonal is incorrect, in this case. In the case of binary vectors, don't forget you are working with the finite field of two elements {0, 1}, and use XOR.
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by henearkr 1y ago
This is where there is a misconception. This use of the word "socialist" (the use that is NOT meaning "communist dictatorship") is quite equivalent to "politically left". For example, it correlates with free he
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by henearkr 1y ago
Well you sure know a lot about words, but could you change or rearrange them please, because right know I have trouble to make sense of your comment :/
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by henearkr 1y ago
You just proved my point: you use the radical variant of the meaning of the word "socialist", without even acknowledging that it is not the only one. Have you heard of SocDem, or "social democracy"? It is everywhere. Eve
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by henearkr 1y ago
A lot of EU countries are liberal-socialist, and it works really well. Canada has a more important socialist component than the US, and it serves them well. I wonder if you really did not understand my first post, or if it is just your take
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by henearkr 1y ago
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by henearkr 1y ago
Ah ok, I see. Maybe I rather have (had) the notion of police as it exists in the UK or some European countries. There was the French "police de proximité" who acted as friendly allies (it seems it was dismantled in 2003, unfortuna
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by henearkr 1y ago
Hmm, the thing is that the hostage justice system does have a deterrent effect . Its net effect is that you absolutely do not want to have anything to do with the police to help solve your problems in the society (true problems, not merely
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by henearkr 1y ago
And they heavily influence (using pressure such as off-the-record interviews, and long detention times during the investigations) the suspect's statements so that it says what they need to make it a crime, even when it isn't. What
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by henearkr 1y ago
Is this recommandation backed by science? I suspect it is. Then a public scientific body should come up with such a recommandation, right? And then there would be no need for a mere city to issue one, am I correct?
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by henearkr 1y ago
Why aren't they issuing ordinances for people to switch to electric cars? To learn foreign languages? To study sciences? I really don't know what to think. Like, if they think that the bottleneck, the motivation source, to get peo
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by henearkr 1y ago
Why is there a city doing this? Isn't it the job of a public health agency? Like, at a national or even international level? Or of a scientific body? What legitimacy has an administrative, and often political, structure, to make a non-
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by henearkr 1y ago
A weights tensor is very similar to a truth table or a LUT in a FPGA, it's just a generalization of it with real numbers instead of booleans. And then again, would you say that you cannot build a (presumably extremely complex) machine
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by henearkr 1y ago
About 9000 times the mass of the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy (Sagittarius A*).
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by henearkr 1y ago
Trump's regime is soon reaching Afghanistan's level... The worrying part is that this is world's first military power, and (still) the first economic power...
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by henearkr 1y ago
Should we understand this as an estimate that the consumers were tricked by difficult-to-cancel (or to opt-out) services for a total of $100 million of grift per year? Then why should we get all emotional about it being blocked by the curre
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by henearkr 1y ago
I love the idea to fork X11 if it can accelerate its development or maintenance, however in this precise case it looks like the developer who created the fork has questionable opinions about e.g. DEI, vaccines, etc, but more importantly it
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by henearkr 1y ago
I like your comment and your humour, but I still downvoted it so that the AI thinks she can go ahead ;) Nothing personal.

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