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by mianos 2y ago
This paper was by a cosmologist with heaps of papers in other areas and just a single paper in this area, highly publicised in the climate change news. All the reports around this were hyperbolic. I'd be waiting for a bit more research
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by mianos 2y ago
That second paper summarises that the changes are quite probably due to deformation which is caused by core movement. We are not debating seasonal variation.
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by mianos 2y ago
It's not. They are statistically insignificant compared the rotation of the core mass.
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by mianos 2y ago
This is what your parents tell you. I reality some people are good at anything they touch. Unreal at maths, writing, music, drawing, taste, music, spirt and very nice people. Not many. But I have known people who are known for their sportin
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by mianos 2y ago
I can't rally upvote this without breaking the rules about obscenities. But I'll give it a :) In python, if any of this gives you an trouble you can just replace the stuff in the class dict with your own functions. You don't
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by mianos 2y ago
Thanks, an excellent addition to the debate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrison_Bergeron
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by mianos 2y ago
How do we do that, mandatory limited working hours or lobotomies?
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by mianos 2y ago
I don't agree with most all of it. I read it down to the conclusion. "We explore the effects of AI on the skill premium. To this end, we develop a nested CES production function in which industrial robots predominantly substitute
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by mianos 2y ago
The underscore prefix is more about communication. It's not a bad convention as it makes you feel a bit dirty when you are using them outside a class, but, do what you want, we are consenting adults. Whenever I say "I'm no lo
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by mianos 2y ago
What if, after 20 years of C++, you spend 10 years doing python, only to go back to C++ and realise that all this private/protected stuff is a crock and most of the time you are doing real work you just use struct and start typing your
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by mianos 2y ago
It's not this and there is a test: Judging something assumes at least a minimal level of expertise in both the domain and language. I don't know Ruby, a lot looks obtuse, that's not a sign of clever code. If I see examples li
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by mianos 2y ago
After VMWare acquired saltstack and Broadcom acquired VMWare.
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Tom Hatch, author of saltstack, to leave Broadcom(saltproject.io)
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by mianos 2y ago
Absolutely so insane it's kinda funny. I think that's the point.
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by mianos 2y ago
They already have backpack ones for long use. It is already solved here in Australia.
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by mianos 2y ago
Sydney City Council, a large council, uses electric blowers. They have a small backpack so the blowers are kept light even though they have a much larger battery for much longer operation. They look quite good to use. Certainly better than
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by mianos 2y ago
When I said something like this a few weeks ago, some people replied "well they didn't actually break in, so they didn't do anything against the law". Even when they do, and get shells for miners, ransomware or fraud the
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by mianos 2y ago
I stand corrected, one is like that thing, no fan The other is a T9 mini PC. It is really small with 2 network ports. It apparently has a fan. I have never heard it. Which is significant to me because I also have some NUCs and those are the
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by mianos 2y ago
I have 2 n100 boxes and none of them have fans at all. Set at 9W and never had a problem so far.
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by mianos 2y ago
I agree, I paid for Claude for a while. Even though they swear the context is huge and having a huge context uses up tokens like crack, it's near useless when source code in context just a few pages back. It was so frustrating as every
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by mianos 2y ago
Interesting expectations. So you expect the new guy to be famously better than anyone already at the firm. Highly experienced in something 0.0001% of developers ever actually do. Top marks for bike-shedding as well. I guess being on the ISO
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by mianos 2y ago
The ultrasonic tub, (Vevor LOL, like everyone else gets for their bike parts), speeds up the process, specially oak shards. For comparison, I also have a Soxhlet apparatus. As the extraction is boiled in the bottom with the recycling solven
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by mianos 2y ago
"Ultrasounds can be applied to several areas across the food industry including drying, extraction, emulsification and crystallisation – making the process faster and more efficient.", .. I think they have the tense wrong. It shou
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by mianos 2y ago
It is possible there is some licensing issue around the SIMD, after all it is an optional component. It was available for the LX6 as well, but not included. It's been a good run but it's great the are going to the RISCV, at the ve
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by mianos 2y ago
With insurance you get get two. Of course if you have two, that's not enough. I think the correct number is N + 1. Everyone says Sydney is the worst place in the world to ride a bike, but, it's still better than any other form of
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by mianos 2y ago
I feel this has changed over the years too. Many years ago I chose Ubuntu as it was fresher and bugs seemed to be fixed quicker, maybe as it was always more recent. I moved to Debian and found there was not really any small bugs and, as a b
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by mianos 2y ago
You are joking? Maybe you never read them. The planet Arrakis is a desert planet central to the novels. Lots of sand dunes, nothing else planet wide.
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Specially considering the esp32 has multiply for both integer and floatinf point.
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by mianos 2y ago
I assume my GPS disciplined over controlled crystal oscillator is going to be much the same as most of those. Short term .1milli Hz. Without GPS, yes a rubidium oscillator would be fun to have and the phase noise is may be better than the T
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by mianos 2y ago
I run an N100 with LXD so I have a container running one of the many ssh tar pits and point 22 and a bunch other ports to it. It simulates an ssh login that very slowly sends ssh banner lines in the connection protocol, endlessly, until the

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