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by llukas 8y ago
And chemical weapons dumps after WWII
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by llukas 8y ago
> The point of the program is you pay 10 cents and get it back if you recycle. The point of program is to recycle bottles. Exchanging money is means to an end not an end itself.
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by llukas 8y ago
You mean print proper barcode and put it over original one?
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by llukas 8y ago
You need to login for GeForce Experience not for driver. GFE is optional.
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by llukas 8y ago
> Which is being enabled by increasing levels of tax evasion. FTFY. Automation and efficiency is a good thing.
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by llukas 8y ago
Check out Nvidia DLSS
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by llukas 8y ago
> they will assume they will pay less tax. [citation needed]
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by llukas 8y ago
CUDA supports most of C++14 and earlier: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-c-programming-guide/index.... With few CUDA specific extensions.
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by llukas 8y ago
There is no such thing outside common law. ie most of Europe.
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by llukas 8y ago
> that seems a bad combination for a suburb FTFY. Healthy city requires density - enough density means you got most things you need within walking distance.
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by llukas 8y ago
Nordstream pipe fixed that issue few years ago.
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by llukas 8y ago
Not for electric one ;)
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by llukas 8y ago
Python3 fixed issues with standard. In C++17 and any upcoming C++ standard you can still use all three of: NULL, 0 and nullptr just to name one issue. This has nothing to do with vendor refusing to upgrade.
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by llukas 8y ago
> Python 3 fiasco Python 3 - fiasco or not - happened and went away. C++ fiasco is still ongoing with no end in sight - both on tooling side and language complexity side.
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by llukas 8y ago
(imho) Understanding FFT without understanding Fourier transform on a basic level is rather hard.
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by llukas 8y ago
Watch all four parts and FFT would be no longer a mystery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAsM30MAHLg
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by llukas 8y ago
Utilization is bad metric - ie. you may spin cores to acquire lock. How much of that utilization is doing useful work is important.
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by llukas 8y ago
Loooong enough. https://minerals.usgs.gov/minerals/pubs/commodity/lithium/
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by llukas 8y ago
Very good book but tech went lot further than David expected in many places (ie. solar power efficiency vs price). This page tried to keep it updated: https://www.carboncommentary.com/blog/2017/3/30/l6qcq
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by llukas 8y ago
https://phys.org/news/2016-12-solar-panels-repay-energy-debt...
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by llukas 8y ago
It wouldn't. Nobody owes you automated consent or anything.
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by llukas 8y ago
EU doesn't need to "take those companies to court". EU regulator just fines them. If company disagrees then it may end up in court.
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by llukas 8y ago
Anyone registered in Nvidia developer program can file bugs. Did you filed yours and got ignored or something?
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by llukas 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Switch This has Tegra X1.
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by llukas 8y ago
or 85000 meters or 52.8 miles
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by llukas 8y ago
Being lost is not suspicious activity. Feeding false positives to law enforcement causes them not to work what is important or to redirect resources to filtering reports.
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by llukas 8y ago
So, you'll put locations of all things that plane is not supposed to fly into on the plane? Also you will program it to automatically fly around? #whatcouldpossiblygowrong?
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by llukas 8y ago
Ev battery, even partially filled, is pretty good source of energy in case of natural disaster.
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by llukas 8y ago
Is it still cheap if you factor in car cost + car maintenance?
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by llukas 8y ago
Walking works for small communities (at least in Europe).

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