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by kavalg 3y ago
The EU radiation map site doesn't provide a link, but you can open the station with ID UA33429, which corresponds to Khmelnytskyi and see that the background radiation went from approx 100 nSv/h to 155 nSv/h. I can only look
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by kavalg 3y ago
Actually I am not that much concerned about (gamma) radioactive risks, but more about toxicity or DU. As far as I understand it, the latter comes from both uranium being a toxic metal and the alpha particles emitted from the dust in close p
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Ask HN: Is depleted uranium being spread from the Khmelnitsky explosion?
7 points by kavalg 3y ago|35 comments
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by kavalg 3y ago
Sure, but for how long?
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by kavalg 3y ago
Yes, but here the issuer is strongly related to the levers of interest rates and money supply which directly impact the long term value of the issued bonds.
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by kavalg 3y ago
However, this time it looks like the government failed, not the banks. If you look at the US government (bonds) as just another business the bank can invest in, you can't help but notice that the business had not been very well managed
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by kavalg 4y ago
To me it is more like that I already have good friends and I barely get enough time to stay in touch with them. So a new friendship must make space by "deprioritizing" some of the existing ones, which feels bad.
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by kavalg 4y ago
Good luck hiding in the far infrared 10-15 um when the weather is cold
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by kavalg 4y ago
For this particular code, vectorization and some acceleration library, such as JAX, may be a better path to optimization. Otherwise an excellent article!
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by kavalg 4y ago
second step, raise cost of public transport :). Already happening where I live.
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by kavalg 4y ago
Correlation vs Causation
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by kavalg 4y ago
Up to the fractional reserve limitations
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by kavalg 4y ago
Consumption is driven by the availability of money in the form of income/stimulus or credit.
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by kavalg 4y ago
Indeed. The IP looks like a strong signal in the overall game of fingerprinting.
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by kavalg 4y ago
How different is this from JAX in practice?
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by kavalg 4y ago
at least not in a direct way :)
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by kavalg 4y ago
Some time ago police asked for data from my cameras. They did not present a subpoena, but were very open and clear about the purpose (a car has been stolen on the street next to the building) and the time span (2 AM - 3AM). We looked at the
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by kavalg 4y ago
I am a happy user of a DYI air source heat pump, that I've been using for 8+ years, mostly for heating in a residential building. First, it must be told that an off the shelf AC unit is technically speaking also a heat pump. There has
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by kavalg 4y ago
I am not arguing that it won't be successful, just that I don't like it at its current stage of progress. Actually most of the music that people hear our days is nothing special either (either quite dumb or just a rinse-repeat of
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by kavalg 4y ago
Google's MusicLM sounds plausible, but quite dull and even sometimes irritating to my musician's ear.
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SAP to cut 3k jobs, explores Qualtrics stake sale(reuters.com)
2 points by kavalg 4y ago|0 comments
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by kavalg 4y ago
That is great! It would have been even cooler if it had some common chord progressions or resolutions for each scale. I'd also add the harmonic and double harmonic, melodic, phrygian dominant (flamenco/hijaz) and Neapolitan scales
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by kavalg 4y ago
Have you tried JAX?
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by kavalg 4y ago
I don't think it is so simple. There is already a EUR 10k limit on the amount of cash that you can carry across EU border without declaring it. In case of violations the money may be confiscated. I would assume that the same would appl
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by kavalg 4y ago
Yes, I kind of overlooked that, because the sketch has so many bolts :).
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by kavalg 4y ago
> The heat pump has a coefficient of performance (COP) of three to four, which means that it produces 3 kW to 4 kW of heat for each kilowatt of power it consumes. "We have the same efficiency as traditional heat pumps, but we have b
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Lufthansa refused service, considering Bulgaria to be part of Russian Federation(bnt.bg)
4 points by kavalg 4y ago|0 comments
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by kavalg 4y ago
got bitten by this recently. Another nail in the Microsoft Windows' coffin. It is such a fundamental thing and the fact that the issue has been open for ~2years is nothing short of pure shame.
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by kavalg 4y ago
We don't even see automated tram companies. The thing moves on rails, has a dedicated traffic light and in an event of accident the driver is never guilty (at least where I live).
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by kavalg 4y ago
It's not just the Romanian system that has these issues. We have similar issues in Bulgaria too. There was some social movement in the past to replace the chief prosecutor, but to no avail. Political parties in the parliament seem to b

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