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jaclaz
4y ago
Only as a data point, in Italy the minimal size a house can legally be called a house is 28 sqm, intended for a single, then you add 10 sqm for each additional adult (this is national law, since 1975). Local laws may increase these mimimum
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I always liked this one (the original is not online anymore): https://www.forensicfocus.com/forums/employment-and-career-i... >This is how most job ads sound nowadays >We’re looking for a person with more than 10
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4y ago
Hmmmm. IMHO a very peculiar take on the matter, it is the first time that I read that Tokyio has affordable housing (or maybe it has if compared to New York, or London, but these are - as I see it - outliers when it comes to prices). In any
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4y ago
I believe not even to the declared 10° (Celsius) that look overly optimistic, that thingy is very near the surface, and temperature will be more in the 12-18° in warmer months. I think not so casually there is the option for an external coo
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4y ago
>Anecdotally, friends in the Yukon used to burn ~10 cords of wood a winter. After upgrading to a catalytic combusting wood stove they now burn about 5 cords. Same house, same wood. Thank you, I just learned a new word/unit of measur
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4y ago
It seems BS to me as well. This is usually intended as "business travel" and often (besides all - reasonable - expenses) a supplement for undocumented "travel allowance" is also given. As I see it, if you exit your home
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4y ago
Very tangentially related, an old trick that often works with small (dog) puppies crying at night when separated from their mother is to put them into their basket together with a (warm) hot water bottle and a mechanical alarm clock (those
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4y ago
OT, but not much, among the most admirable examples of DIY, I hold a place for this guy who managed (and had the guts) to replace a SSD on a Surface Pro after having cut a little window on the case with a dremel: http://surfacepr
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4y ago
The 1980 in the title is IMHO way off, as the article itself states: >Despite the massive effort by the technical field in the early 1980s, it wasn’t until the late 1980s and early 1990s that CAD software became capable enough to be prac
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4y ago
Italy: from Turin to Florence (temporary, 5 years 1865-1870) from Florence to Rome (1871) In theory Rome was the capital of the new Reign of Italy since 1861, but in practice Rome became "available" only 10 years later.
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4y ago
Yes, in the good ol' times I would have used a nifty little DOS program called Venus, that would simply copy the "whole disk" (a lot like dd but with a semi-graphical interface). Of course the "real thing" was the D
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4y ago
The standard weight (derived by US NIOSH studies) that can be lifted in workplaces is 30 kg, hence most heavy packages are 25 kg (think of a bag of cement/plaster/etc.) in most EU, see: https://news.ycombinator.com/
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4y ago
In Italy the Law is different, AFAIK there are no prohibitions on filming in public (be the target ordinary people or police/law officers) the limitations come into place when/if you want to "diffuse" the filmed material
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4y ago
But these are completely different devices, these are sold for 330 Euro here, which on one side is a lot of money, but on the other they are not that much more expensive than any "normal" designer pair of sun glasses. If any "
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4y ago
As a side note, I have seen here (Italy) a lot of ads on TV recently about the Meta-EssilorLuxottica spectacles with a recording camera and the "recordiquette" expected. And BTW they have already been criticized because the led th
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4y ago
Mobile tiny home which costs US$ 10,000 [1] according to the Author, that then proceeds to illustrate it with the picture of a non-mobile (and not so tiny) house that was estimated US$ 25,000 in 2016 [2] [1] What? [2] and which at first s
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4y ago
It surely depends on the country, but it is not like "a window" is enough, usually construction codes ask for "windowed surface" being not less than 1/8 or 1/12 of the area of the room (so you cannot make bigge
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4y ago
>“We consider our camera lensless because it replaces the bulk lenses used in conventional cameras with a thin, lightweight microlens array made of flexible polymer,” said research team leader Weijian Yang from the University of Californ
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Yep, and there are a lot of things surrounding the device (and its inventor and the company that should/will produce it) that do not sound "right". There is a video (recent enough, May 2022) on Youtube where the inventor show
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4y ago
So - in theory - one could copyright the exact prompt (and seed)? It wouldn't be much different from copyrighting a short poem or the lyrics of a song.
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Side question (let's set aside for a moment the issues about the underlying data set and photoshop editing), is the generation deterministic? I mean, given a set of prompts (text) to a specific engine, will the same set of prompts on t
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According to info on the site: https://www.idrogenoverde.it/faq/ the thingy is not perpetual motion (though possibly very, very efficient), as it does consume "fuel", approximately (every 6 months): 1) 20 lit
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(2017)
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Also in some areas of Italy, there used to be restaurants where frog (only legs, usually fried) were the main dish, though I believe they are little by little becoming more rare. Also they once were a very "poor" (please read as c
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4y ago
I think we are talking of two different things, I was talking of the extension document/specification, that one seems to bring no particular innovation. The actual implementation (by SEGGER or by someone else): >Q: Can I implement
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4y ago
Thanks, I missed that one and I commented on this other one (which had far less traction): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32606442
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No, I don't have any tips for this, sorry. I believe that the decision process - generally speaking - is not "let's think how to solve this problem": 1) let's see if anyone already invented a solution and is willing
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4y ago
Maybe here (Italy) it is different, but AFAIK you need to login to the bank in order to do anything like changing the phone or the phone number, i.e. the 2FA is sent for confirmation (on the old phone) only after you are logged in/au
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>When I tell the recruiter ... You are anyway talking to the "wrong" people. A recruiter is generally an external consultant that has nothing to do with the actual company, he/she is tasked to find candidates for a role (a
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But also this "extension" doesn't seem like allowing it. On the contrary (but it is a specific "niche" case) the mentioned vmdk split format allows to mount the vmdk same as monolithic, with full random access.
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