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The other thing is that many forecasts have a large range. So it might be that the left third of the forecast area has like a 99.9% chance of zero precipitation, the right third has a 99.9% chance of some precipitation, and there is some un
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The idea there sounds a lot like https://gokrazy.org/ , which builds a minimal go userland, wrapping one or more user provided go applications, and bundles in a linux kernel. Targets mostly at single board computers, and I t
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The problem is is the narrow-body "commuter" aircraft, which often only have enough overhead space for about 3/4 of all seats. Since most people have a carryon that needs overhead space, they often run out, and need to gatech
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Much of that response is misleading. It does make a technically correct claim that QWACs are currently accepted by browsers. However, the reality is that QWACs are only accepted by browsers if the issuer fully complies with both CAB Forum b
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Yes and no. In practice evidence suggests they were planning to heavily rely on app store install counts for games not using unity services, and thus for which they had no better data. This is part of the reason why they were being so cagey
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Our law says that the portion sizes must be the amount that people typically consume at once. Which conceptually makes a lot of sense. Nutrition facts per 100g is conceptually nice, but if the amount people typically eat at once is not 100g
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And the dumb thing is that if they had listened to the engineers who were telling them the customer base was going to freak out at this, the company could have avoided large parts of the drama, since a few of their fixes were not even reall
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Most commonly no impact. It can require an additional heap allocation per iteration if taking the address or capturing in a closure, but even in those cases escape analysis may be able to determine that the value can remain on the stack bec
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Sure. That is not the sort of thing that is guaranteed to catch all bugs. Model checking approaches are better at providing proofs of non-trivial properties. The problem is that model checking checks a model which often fails to properly ma
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Flakes advantages are sometimes more immediately noticeable when not running NixOS, since the unstructured nix expression system used by default in that scenario is not helpful Vs a flake with its structure allowing a standardized way to ex
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As you hopefully know, the modern C# equivalent is not bad either, especially with top level statements and implicit global usings (The following is the whole program): foreach (var i in Enumerable.Range(1,100)) { Console.
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I'm not sure if a sensible timeslot based system could get down as low as the battery usage that something like zigbee battery powered sensors can get. Those are transmitters running on battery, usually with the radio fully powered dow
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> If neutral is connected to the physical ground at multiple points you have a quite dangerous electrical fault, and should get it resolved. Mostly true, except that neutral will also be re-grounded at the service transformer. The NEC ac
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Seems like a classic case of a term of art overlapping with normal English terminology. Knowing that you will be doing further training on a provided model (even "just" extensive fine-tuning), one would want to distinguish the tra
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The problem is not so much the concept, as how tricky it would be to add the loads back in at just the right rate to not trip some or all the generation back off again. Sure once you have enough generation and load already online, adding th
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I'm not familiar with this car, but it is not at all unusual for reverse gear to not be constant mesh, and to instead operate like an old nonsynchronous gearbox. Indeed the very same article you linked has a reverse gear section litera
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Black start of a single plant seems reasonable enough, but black start of a whole grid seems almost absurd. How could one possibly balance the load with the plants coming online? If the generation and load is too mismatched, the generators
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The network limit is $500,000 per transaction, although individual participants can set specific lower limit, which is defaulted to $100,000. Furthermore any end user interface provided by the bank could have its own limit, since FedNow is
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The Federal reserve banks are only one operator of ACH, with there also being a second private operator. The fed denies that Fednow will replace ACH. Not sure if that denial makes much sense, although it certainly could take a long time to
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The Fed only runs FedACH, which is one of two ACH networks running the same protocol. The other is The Clearing House Payments Company's Electronic Payments Network. Indeed there used to be more private network operators, but the other
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But that won't help with compiling unmodified code. Nobody should worry about gotos being created inside the compiler. It is doing that all over the place anyway. Unless of course you mean that the compiler should be recognizing switch
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The law does not allow that. They must be available at a reasonable price for "for independent professionals and end-users". Several of relatively small number of exceptions to user replaceable batteries still require that indepen
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So I read this as: 1. tools must be commercially available. 2. Tools must not be specialized, unless provided free of charge. (Reminder, part of the idea that the idea is that throwing away batteries is gradually getting outlawed, so end us
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> > The obligations laid down in paragraph 1 shall not apply where continuity of power supply is necessary and a permanent connection between the product and the respective portable battery is required to ensure the safety of the user
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> Any natural or legal person that places on the market products incorporating portable batteries or LMT batteries shall ensure that those batteries are available as spare parts of the equipment that they power for a minimum of five year
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Installing per user was an MSI feature that I'm pretty sure predates UAC. The idea was not about installing without user's permission, but was entirely about allowing normal (non-admin) users to be able to install software, which
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It is definitely a major problem that the US has so much strictly residential zoning in most suburbs. This zoning may allow schools, and possibly churches, but often nothing else. Allowing for small amounts of light commercial (cafés, small
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This is essentially correct, although the encapsulation format is really the Thunderbolt encapsulation format, which is only USB in that it is now officially defined in the USB4 specification. USB4 hubs/docks for example, need to have
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It had an external unit that recived data wirelessly, but it is not clear if it processed that locally, or transmitted it to a remote facility. Even if it did local processing, it may have needed to periodically check in to keep functioning
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This article was based on this one, which is a little better: https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/05/25/1073634/brain-im... . That in turn was based mostly the paper linked at the beginning, which was m
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