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by kuerbel 4mo ago
They already ordered Hanmi equipment and started construction at Yongin Mega Fab. Sounds pretty serious to me.
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by kuerbel 4mo ago
SK Hynix just said they want to double wafer production by 2031.
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by kuerbel 4mo ago
We have EUDI wallet which offers zero knowledge proofs
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by kuerbel 4mo ago
That was epic and I couldn't stop reading.
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by kuerbel 4mo ago
We are both correct in a way. Local authorities can still decide applications. It's no longer a secret ballot but naturalisation commissions, local councils, municipal parliaments, or assemblies. Some decisions still make headlines tho
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by kuerbel 4mo ago
Locals are not going to clean sewers and you know it. Society in general made it very clear over the last decades that jobs like that are shit, only losers are doing them, and that you need a degree to be worth something. If you want to bla
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by kuerbel 4mo ago
In Switzerland they are voting on naturalisation... which means you are at the whim of people living in the same place. If you don't fit in you'll have a hard time, if they don't like you for whatever reason etc, wrong hair c
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by kuerbel 4mo ago
It depends on what they are doing on the device, 100%. When I was a kid I got a GameBoy, one of those old red ones, played tetris or Mario Land for an hour and after that it was boring and I did something else. Got an N64 which was already
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by kuerbel 4mo ago
20 years ago? Aahh, good old World of Warcraft is my guess. Played far too much far too long myself.
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by kuerbel 4mo ago
They don't have to follow it but leading decisions (Grundsatzentscheidungen) still influence how a lower court judge might interpret the same law. Based on providing legal certainty instead of stare decisis though. It's not a must
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by kuerbel 4mo ago
I like it. Is there any chance you could add Hermann Hesse?
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by kuerbel 4mo ago
Also swiss here. So many people seem to think that this is about refugees. Wrong. It's about Europeans. Mostly Germans. They are educated and highly skilled and for some swiss, that's a problem. They blame them for not finding a j
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by kuerbel 4mo ago
It's not even true, 40% of the population has an immigrant background. And as for low crime, yes, blue collar crime. Please don't ask about white collar crime, we don't talk about that here...
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by kuerbel 4mo ago
It also makes sense for anything coming out of third world countries, pesticides kill and harm lots of farmers there. https://www.publiceye.ch/en/topics/pesticides/pesticide-gian...
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by kuerbel 4mo ago
>Why does it matter that a Guardian article was the thing that gave the writer the missing link? Why? Isn't that kind of obvious? He says he fears that it will enter public life as a kind of political vocabulary. It was in the Guard
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by kuerbel 5mo ago
>Yeah and most of it is incomplete plant protein missing amino acids. Common misconception. Soybean, quinoa, buckwheat provide all essential amino acids in good proportions almost all plant proteins contain all nine essential amino acids
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A disease of deforestation: how Ebola is linked to the smartphone in your pocket(theguardian.com)
2 points by kuerbel 5mo ago|0 comments
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by kuerbel 5mo ago
Which crime, in which country, over what time period, and what evidence shows refugees were the cause rather than one of many contributing factors? Actual study from actual scientists: https://www.ifo.de/en/press-releas
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by kuerbel 5mo ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-50656-8 https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.01.25.23285014v... Oh sorry, the last one shows that covid increases the likelihood to develop
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by kuerbel 5mo ago
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9905096 https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-38388-7 https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-65302-0 Do you need even more?
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by kuerbel 5mo ago
As someone with farmer parents... please, don't drink milk. The saddest sound I have ever heard in my life is a mother cow calling for her calf after it has been taken away.
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by kuerbel 5mo ago
I dug a bit deeper after you asked because "compiled or obfuscated code blobs" was the wording from EuroOffice. It doesn't seem like they shipped binary objects hidden inside the editor source tree after a quick glance. I gue
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by kuerbel 5mo ago
Just a few days before the release of EuroOffice, what a timing.
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by kuerbel 5mo ago
The fork is called EuroOffice and will be released next month. Onlyoffice is from Russian developers and includes binary blobs, it's not fully open source.
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by kuerbel 5mo ago
Uhm, no? What if it has a glitch or bug or gets hacked and wants to hurt me or someone else? I'd rather do all of that myself than own a movable bot that could crush my head like a melon for any reason while I'm sleeping, no thank
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Why Tesla's AI trainers don't trust its self-driving tech(reuters.com)
7 points by kuerbel 5mo ago|0 comments
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by kuerbel 5mo ago
Haha, I get it. Just took him as an example because, in my experience, he is a famous pianist people recognise even if they don't listen to that kind of music. Maybe Vladimir Horowitz would be a better example.
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by kuerbel 5mo ago
I can't play like Lang Lang. Only Lang Lang can play like Lang Lang. Just because some mfing AI can produce something that sounds like Lang Lang does not make it equal: resemblance is not identity. If I see a performance from Lang Lan
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by kuerbel 5mo ago
I'm an atheist but I really like: >Therefore man was created single in the world to teach that for anybody who destroys a single life it is counted as if he destroyed an entire world, and for anybody who preserves a single life it i
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by kuerbel 5mo ago
In Germany there is a thermal paper that is considered food contact safe https://www.koehlerpaper.com/en/products/Thermal-paper/TH_Bl... Maybe someone sells this where you live? I have found a shop in the US:

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