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mastermage
1mo ago
Good luck trying to get the 200 ish countries governments on agreeing.
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1mo ago
this is interesting, while i greatly apreciate the ability with claude code to basically customize my own firmware. There are things that I am strictly speaking wondering about the authors choices. The Author removed Pixel Cleaning? As far
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2mo ago
nearly as bad as closed source compilers. Looking at you ADA (one of the imho nicest designed languages) suffering from an awfull network of closed source compilers.
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2mo ago
it definetely existed and was one of the major things why I was interested in it. I wished I could have used this to slowly migrate away from Python codes in Physics. But alas they dropped the goal and for me the ball with the decision to s
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mastermage
2mo ago
Dumb question but its because I genuinely do not know better. What is the security risk of what is as far as i understand a mouse driver with config options?
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2mo ago
i love woops
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2mo ago
I love DuckDB genuinely more than sqlite even though they do completely different things but DuckDB has like for me the perfect mix between simplicity, embedded capabilities and expressiveness. (and actual Time and Date Types).
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2mo ago
let me add especially if one country in continent x has a vastly superior military firepower compared to everything else.
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2mo ago
Hi from Germany here I have had to for the largest part of my School life grt up at 6:15 so i could be in school at 8:00 then i often had school until 15-17 and had to do homewerk after aswell. Only in my 11th to 13th grade did it relax a b
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2mo ago
I took a trip from Germany to Italy over the alps with my EV with only 60 kWh of Battery. In reality the largest amount of delay I got due to other uncontrollable factors like a massive 2 hours traffic jam. in contrast to that I had like 1
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2mo ago
because they have to due to EU Laws every business operating in the EU has to allow this.
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2mo ago
what improvements? The algorithm that radicalises people and keeps them seperated in bubbles? The Mass Data Harvesting?
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2mo ago
There is a reason that I am considering switching to IOS because google keeps pulling this shit. Atleast with Apple I know what I get. Which is not the most flexible system, with apple only implementing the mandatory minimum of interoptabil
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2mo ago
It is question i just foegot the Questionmark because i am dumb.
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2mo ago
How is the US doing with their Tariffs?
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2mo ago
I enjoy JetBrains IDEs alot. Altough I mainly use Dataspell and Datagrip and not Intellij but they make my life easier. Specifically when connecting to new DBs
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2mo ago
Or in the words of Clickbait articles: MATHMATICIANS SHIVER OF THE IMPLICATIONS OF AI WILL MATHMATICIANS NO LONGER BE NEEDED. to which betteridge's law of headlines says: NO.
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3mo ago
Interesting didnt know. Expected but not great. Though depending on the application workable I would say.
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3mo ago
Only actualy censored thing i found so far was Tianmen Square. And depending on what you use it for thats realy not a big issue.
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3mo ago
Hopefully
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3mo ago
I have never reached that level of Mathematic fluency very honestly. I came by with my very mediocre level of Math, and I still somehow managed to pass General Relativity. I still couldn't Mathematically proof anything if a gun were he
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3mo ago
much less dopamine, video games are realy good at stimulating that. Studying physics not so much. Don't get me wrong Physics can be satisfying in its own ways but the amount of dopamine rushes you get from cracking a hard problem are f
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3mo ago
I personally recomend Halliday as an everything important in Undergrad thats not Theoretical Physics book. Use that in conjunction with your favorite Flavor of Math for Scientists and Engineers book. And you get a pretty wide understanding
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3mo ago
Yeah i belong to them i have an ancient account that was connected to a shitty mail hoster that deleted mail accounts after not use and i paid back then with a paysafe card. So i had no way to rpove ownership and got shafted. Abit of my fau
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3mo ago
An idea that sprang to mind and please point me out at which points its unrealistic and why because I am talking completely out of my ass here. If we want to reduce mono culture but we still need to somehow figure out how to provide humanit
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3mo ago
I have seen enough people complaining about someone putting up an AC even the Midea Portasplit.
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3mo ago
whoops sorry I think i mixed the numbers up with the EU average, which is close to 70% point in case is that its much much more than in other countries.
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3mo ago
German here: you are not allowed to install anything thats visible from the outside without the owners aproval (70% of people Rent in Germany) or even the aproval of the Apartment Owner Association (Imagine HOA but for Apartments and every
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3mo ago
you can speak for me in this case because this is predatory as fuck. And instead of protecting the vulnerable they profiteer of of it.
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3mo ago
See the problem is they bought fries, that haven't been produced yet, with money that doesn't exist. For end users that do not want fries.
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