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by kavalg 4y ago
same in Bulgaria
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by kavalg 4y ago
There is even a "very emotional" scene in Silicon Valley where Gavin Belson does just that
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by kavalg 4y ago
Compensation for cloud cover in the visible spectrum is achieved by just picking an image from some of the next satellite passes. Also, there are active illumination imaging instruments (e.g. SAR) that can penetrate through clouds and see a
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by kavalg 4y ago
There are some things that make urban IoT connectivity harder than in the open field. - Wave paths are more complex (buildings, multi path propagation etc). Hence base stations need to be positioned more densely. - Finding optimal location
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by kavalg 4y ago
I see some possible problems: - IMHO, price could be prohibitive for many use cases (e.g. water meters) - Signal strength could be an issue for urban environments (e.g. inside buildings) - There aren't many small business use cases for
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by kavalg 4y ago
- LGPL license - Cross platform (.NET / Mono) - Incremental backups with compression - Encryption (AES-256) - Backup verification - Block level deduplication - WebUI - Lots of backend supported Wondering how does that compare to https
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by kavalg 4y ago
yes, and not for the cost savings, but for the quality that I can't get at any commercial farmer
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by kavalg 4y ago
But I've always wondered if they need the tech or the land more. If it is the tech only, why not resort to industrial espionage or just kidnapping the key engineers from TSMC? Where does the core value of TSMC line on? It is the know-h
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by kavalg 4y ago
Looks pretty, but how about fire, excessive snowfall or wind, rodents and pests, flood/water leaks etc?
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by kavalg 4y ago
Maybe they didn't make the move until now, because they an tolerate a minimal amount of ad blocking in their user base (e.g. for PR purposes). Or maybe they were not dominant enough until now. Or maybe the user base has reached the cri
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by kavalg 4y ago
I second the violence thing. I has somehow become the new normal in the teenager world which is very disturbing to me. In my family we strictly use only Firefox with ublock for youtube (and the rest of the internet too). The difference is n
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by kavalg 4y ago
Depending on the jurisdiction (EU), you may be asked by the tax authorities to open a company after certain transaction volume.
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by kavalg 4y ago
I wonder how much time it would take for a hacker to brick it :)
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by kavalg 5y ago
It is relatively easy to turn small and accurate data to bigger and less accurate data with various forms of augmentation. The opposite is harder.
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by kavalg 5y ago
It's about time to rename some of Metallica's songs too :)
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by kavalg 5y ago
It is more like 2-3 times, depending on the outside temparature and degrading rapidly below e.g. -5C. Also, there is a noticeable effect on quality of life (noise, sometimes uncomfortable air currents).
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by kavalg 5y ago
Was that only your apartment or the whole building?
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by kavalg 5y ago
Any ideas what kinds of businesses these might be?
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by kavalg 5y ago
Wouldn't that create a strange feeling of being disconnected from the driving wheel?
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by kavalg 5y ago
Right, thanks for pointing this out. I forgot to mention the problems of scale. My answer to this would be that democracy shall be fixed on the smaller scale first (municipality, city etc) where people can feel the effects immediately (e.g.
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by kavalg 5y ago
It would have been nice if it was so simple. However, I don't think the process you described can be carried out without major turmoil in US/EU. It would probably include a default on the US debt or at least hyperinflation (soft d
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by kavalg 5y ago
Because it will limit the circulation of USD and may have disastrous outcomes to the US financial system and the western world as we know it. The ability to expand money supply is directly dependent on where you could put this money into us
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by kavalg 5y ago
Indeed, others have tried in the past and failed but this time may be different. We are about to find out if size matters...
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by kavalg 5y ago
Having part of Ukraine in EU is not impossible and I think with the current state of matters, may be accepted by many. The other option is a full NATO-Russia confrontation that will tip the scales in one or the other direction. Of course al
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by kavalg 5y ago
Democracy is not ineffective by definition. It has been kept ineffective so that the ruling elite can do what they want. Should the voters have the right to immediately remove a politician from power (not by protest, but by direct voting) t
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by kavalg 5y ago
That would be a very risky maneuver, given that NATO didn't know the payload in advance. And if it did, them risking the lives of EU citizens in order not to reveal air defense capabilities is a reckless move that I, as a EU citizen do
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by kavalg 5y ago
I am astonished at how accurately this describes the situation in many other companies, with the difference being that sometimes they give you e.g. 5% raise instead of 25% and promise "future growth" also underlining how important
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by kavalg 5y ago
JAX is really cool, but still somewhat immature. I would love to see it taking more ground and improving wrt e.g. integration with tensorboard and getting all the goodies we have in tensorflow. If you are looking for a higher level framewor
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by kavalg 5y ago
You do realize that a nuclear exchange may involve the US on the receiving side right and not only Eastern European part of NATO right?
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by kavalg 5y ago
And I still wonder why they did it. Maybe Ukraine is a trap in which Russia got caught, so that many people will die, Russia will get exhausted and then the West can interfere when the time and political climate is right. I am scared to thi

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