himinlomax

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by himinlomax 3y ago
> well defined format No.
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by himinlomax 3y ago
Note that ebikes in the EU are limited to 25 km/h and 250 W. Thus there is little difference in practice with regular bikes ... except when climbing hills.
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by himinlomax 3y ago
Demanding fairness and reciprocity is not wrong. It's a basic moral position. Furthermore, imposing restriction on totalitarian regimes is perfectly legitimate as well. Letting them do as they please as you argue is, in fact, the moral
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by himinlomax 3y ago
It can be of use in anything that handles a lot of data throughput but not built in large enough numbers to justify producing an ASIC. First example that comes to mind is an oscilloscope, but by definition FPGAs can be used anywhere (from r
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by himinlomax 3y ago
Interesting detail in the judgement: Orange's had lawyers argued that the GPL was in English and that the translation offered was invalid, and that its dispositions were contrary to French law. The judges seemed particularly ticked off
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by himinlomax 3y ago
This argument is already refuted by the article; building is currently less expensive (often by more than half!) in Western/Northern Europe (excluding UK/Ireland) than in the US, and you can certainly be sure that air quality, lab
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by himinlomax 3y ago
That's precisely why I never bothered with crypto. I figured even back in the days of early Bitcoin I would at the very least need a dedicated device like a mostly air-gapped laptop running my own wallet software to do transactions. St
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by himinlomax 3y ago
I treat chatbot like I would a piece of furniture. I don't say hello, goodbye or thank you to furniture. I do say those things to waiters.
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by himinlomax 3y ago
> Personally I think human rights are largely a legal fiction anyway — they are invented, not natural Whatever you mean, that applies to anything that could be called a right, not just "human" rights.
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by himinlomax 3y ago
> and even if they do it keeps changing because "agile". Agile is precisely the response to the fact that requirements keep changing, not the cause of it.
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by himinlomax 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rance_Tidal_Power_Station 240 MW, built in 1966.
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by himinlomax 3y ago
It's one way to kill them.
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by himinlomax 3y ago
Atrocities committed by Japan in China were very much a concern in the US (and even in Germany for that matter!) already before the war, and were incontrovertibly the reason for the US foreign policy towards Japan then, and thus arguably a
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by himinlomax 3y ago
The Japanese were killing more civilians in China and other occupied territories in two weeks than a single nuclear bomb did. If the bombs shortened the war by just a month, and that's a perfectly reasonable estimate, they were morally
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by himinlomax 3y ago
The German had just shown that they would fight to the last minute, enrolling cripples, children and old men in the Volkssturm. It was perfectly rational and reasonable for the US leadership to believe the Japanese were going to be just as
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by himinlomax 3y ago
The most important part in all this is that, from what I can tell, LLM detectors are just complete scams.
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by himinlomax 3y ago
For all practical purposes, there's no meaningful difference between a full vacuum and a partial vacuum in this context. For example, the energy stored in the vacuum is nearly the same, so in case of explosive decompression, the partia
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by himinlomax 3y ago
Germany is currently producing nearly half of their electricyt from coal and gas right now. https://app.electricitymaps.com/zone/DE
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by himinlomax 3y ago
It's just terrible, I got it to have to pass in just a few turns.
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by himinlomax 3y ago
Legal ebikes in the EU stop their electrical motor at 25 km/h. You can go faster, but only as much as you would with a regular bike, ie by pedaling. Therefore ebikes are not the problem as such, illegal vehicles are the problem.
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by himinlomax 3y ago
In Paris I get next day delivery on most items.
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by himinlomax 3y ago
Problem: some crusty old tty command has dodgy output. Solution: throw a high end GPU with 24GB RAM and a million dollar of training at it. Yeah, great solution.
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by himinlomax 3y ago
If the contract mandated it, then the manufacturer could simply have filed a lawsuit. The fact that they didn't and did something in secret instead shows otherwise.
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by himinlomax 3y ago
Carthage and Rome also fought what was by some measures (by number of ships or sailors) the biggest naval battle of all times, even taking WW2 into account.
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by himinlomax 3y ago
One of the main issues is that veterans who are deployed may, through no fault of their own, not be in a position to challenge say a court decision or otherwise exercise their right within the normal time limit allowed. Even if they are not
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by himinlomax 3y ago
> And tell me, where are the uranium mines in france? There are known uranium reserves in France, they're not mined currently because the ore is dirt cheap and much more easily mined in Australia/Kazakhstan/Canada etc ...
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by himinlomax 3y ago
> Here's a harsh reality: "zero co2" nuclear emits massive amounts of CO2 during mining, during enrichment, creation of fuels, the massive motorcades that transport the fuels to their final power plant destination where th
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by himinlomax 3y ago
Olive oil is uniquely healthy compared to available alternatives. Mostly monounsatured fat, low omega-6. Polyunsaturated fats found in so-called vegetable oils are associated with nasty things, see https://www.zeroacre.com/w
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by himinlomax 3y ago
It was running properly when it was shut down. Development had it issues, but they were mostly sorted out when the entirely political decision to shut it down was taken.
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by himinlomax 3y ago
200 years is plenty of time to deploy fast neutron reactors. Hell we had a large non-experimental one in France until it was killed by ecoterrorists.

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