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by kasperni 2y ago
Everyone watches it in Denmark for new years as well. Probably one of my earliest tv memories. Only met a couple of brits (all of them older) who knew the sketch.
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A year into Javier Milei's presidency, Argentina's poverty hits a new high(aljazeera.com)
7 points by kasperni 2y ago|0 comments
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by kasperni 2y ago
> Everyone thought I was crazy for thinking this thing would get no traction. I've yet to find someone who thought a $3500 headset would be a smash hit.
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by kasperni 2y ago
For those looking to the upgrade from a Gen 3 ring. I've seen some mentions that Gen 3 users might need to downsize for a Gen 4 because of less prominent sensors [1]. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/ouraring/comm
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by kasperni 2y ago
> We're all tired of it, You’re feeling tired of AI, but let’s delve deeper into that sentiment for a moment. AI isn’t just a passing trend—it’s a multifaceted tool that continues to elevate the way we engage with technology, knowle
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by kasperni 2y ago
It is actually a prerequisite for Valhalla (value classes) now. As value class fields must be defined before calling super.
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by kasperni 2y ago
Sun.misc.unsafe has almost entirely been replaced by safe public APIs such as Varhandle.
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by kasperni 2y ago
Universal healthcare and welfare systems aren’t free.
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Some important context that are in every European media, but apparently not the American ones [1]. Apple said in 2017 that it had an effective tax rate of 21 percent on foreign earnings. The Commission said its effective tax rate on Europea
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by kasperni 2y ago
In Europe, LeBron is definitely not a household name. Maybe if you are into sports. Ronaldo and Messi on the other hand, are someone most people will know.
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by kasperni 2y ago
Livestock accounts for somewhere between 10-20% of global greenhouse gas emissions. That is roughly in the same order as emission from transport. [1] https://thebreakthrough.org/issues/food-agriculture-environm...
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by kasperni 2y ago
Farming contributes to a third of Denmark’s CO2 emission.
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by kasperni 2y ago
Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40331234
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by kasperni 2y ago
> They're also very poor, with a gdp per capita (before the war) of 1/3rd of Russia's. It is the other way around. Ukraine has a GDP per capita that is (prewar) 3 times that of Russia's.
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Surreal claims, lawfare and abuse: toxic politic in Spain reflect the new Europe(theguardian.com)
10 points by kasperni 2y ago|1 comments
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by kasperni 3y ago
Here are some specs and pictures (The link in the article is wrong) https://brandcentral.maersk.com/d/AWavsgKLBExv/press-area#/p...
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CEO tried to hire an AI researcher from Meta(businessinsider.com)
1 points by kasperni 3y ago|0 comments
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by kasperni 3y ago
Also, tribespeople don't spend most of their waking time sitting in front of a computer or TV.
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Surgeon who burnt his initials on a patient's liver(theguardian.com)
26 points by kasperni 3y ago|3 comments
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by kasperni 3y ago
IDF = Israel Defense Forces
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Berlin's techno scene added to Unesco intangible cultural heritage list(theguardian.com)
398 points by kasperni 3y ago|287 comments
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by kasperni 3y ago
I'n Denmark almost 70% of the population uses iOS. So iMessage is definitely the dominating platform here.
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by kasperni 3y ago
> Nobody uses iMessage over here. WhatsApp dominates. Not true, this really depends on the country.
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by kasperni 3y ago
> UK from what I can tell is world leading on fast payments, having launched Faster Payments Service in 2008. Only 35 later than Japan's ZENGIN, which launched in 1973.
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by kasperni 3y ago
That sounds very low. Here in Denmark (where health care is a lot cheaper). The required liability coverage is around $20 million covering both treatment and compensation. Obviously the amount they pay out would normally be a lot less then
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Cleaning Big Ben in the 1980s [video](youtube.com)
1 points by kasperni 3y ago|0 comments
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India's courts to rule on who invented butter chicken(theguardian.com)
43 points by kasperni 3y ago|51 comments
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by kasperni 3y ago
If you read their Wikipedia page [1] they sound like an Italian Saint. A lot about the various awards they have gotten and other "charitable" activities. But reading the comments here, I get another impression of the company. [1]
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by kasperni 3y ago
I would reach out to some wedding planners/wedding venues and see if it would be useful for them. I think that would probably be your biggest market, if you nailed it. Could be pretty cool as a venue to provide the tool to your clients
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by kasperni 3y ago
Maybe this tweet by John Carmack can help you: This is a great little book to take you from “vaguely understand neural networks” to the modern broad state of practice. I saw very little to quibble with. https://fleuret.org/f

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