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Yes, I only found it after looking at her Mastodon channel, it ist not a true tldr, but I think still worthwhile to mention. Maybe I should have given this as additional context at the end. Thank you for the feedback and the additional link
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Maybe a too short summary; my tldr would be: self-help research led to the hypothesis that acid-base balance disruption may underpin Long Covid. The hypothesis was published as a paper, the author’s successful self-treatment is described he
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Interesting viewpoint, following this, it would probably be beneficial to have many different personal AIs as compared to a few AIs that serve many.
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Yes and custom network software for routers, switches, firewalls, and custom OSes etc.
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A use case I have for FerretDB is migrating existing apps off MongoDB without needing to change the code. I find it funny that you could call these now „legacy“ apps.
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4y ago
Imagine social engineering performed by a LLM
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Also there is https://github.com/jomjol/AI-on-the-edge-device which digitalizes analoge water, gas, power and other meters. It uses the ESP32 camera module and local inference for character recognition. I found this ve
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I read more than ever overall - both articles and books. I also dislike fluff-stuffed books and I adjust by skimming over such parts. Although I am never sure if I miss important points, I think it is better than wasting time on non-content
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I believe, Javas impact on Windows can be felt most with Android. Android's development began in 2003 first as OS for digital cameras but they pivoted in 2004 to smart phones. At the same time, in 2003, Windows Mobile launched, which g
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If you think you have nothing left to give, look at the success of this very submission. You hit a nerve. It would be interesting to learn more about the specifics of your venture and learn more about your lessons learned. Wish you all the
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"It is hard to fail, but it is worse to never have tried to succeed." - Theodore Roosevelt
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O'Leary: Binance intentionally put FTX out of business
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Yes and when we as software engineers / programmers act as if we don‘t care we should not be surprised if software engineering / programming gets regulated, too.
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SuperMicro has Xeon-D 1700/2700 boards and matching Mini tower cases for up to 20 Cores, 512 GB ECC RAM and redundant 25 or 10 gbe and 1gbe ports on board - Not cheap, though: https://www.supermicro.com/en/product
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Where do you look for engineering inspiration and positivity on the internet?
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This seems to have changed. Web push is coming to mobile Safari next year. https://webkit.org/blog/12945/meet-web-push/ (Edit: better link - „Keep an eye out for Web Push on iOS and iPadOS in 2023.“)
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There are some but research into viral origins or other competing ideas seem to be marginalized and underfunded, I don‘t have first hand insights into it but read about it here https://www.statnews.com/2019/06/25
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Yes! That was actually one of the reasons why we used it, too. Ist looks like Breezy, the friendly successor/fork still supports this.
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The simplest and cheapest self hosted K8s I found is kube-Hetzner [1]. It puts k3s on MicroOS on Hetzner Cloud; for a three node Cluster I pay around 50 EUR per month (3shared AMD Cores, 4GB RAM per Node, 200 GB Storage, 1 TB Backup, small
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Does anybody else remember Bazaar? bzr was the first DVC I used, right before switching to hg. I liked hg more than git and still use it on one project but git just took over. I think git's adoption was not only pushed by GitHub but al
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> High public debt in your own currency supported by your central bank it's not problematic. Yes but the Euro is not an own currency of any single country which is why a country in Eurozone can potentially go bancrupt. this led to p
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Yes and this may be a UK citizen on a trip to Paris
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Even just transferring is not allowed without consent. And if you are the "controller" (ie. you are using Cloudflare to serve your customers) you would take the fine, not Cloudflare. And IP and email are PII.
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Hi, I am Kind of old school and never used a dating app. I believe most couples Met when they were in a new situation, eg. first week in university, new job etc. Maybe throw yourself into a period of adventure in your life. Like travel the
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This illustrates how inefficient cars are for individual transportation. An eBike takes between 10 and 20 Wh per mile. Gas is so inexpensive and energy dense that we just got unware how ridiculous it is to drive by car even on short distanc
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In Germany the Captain of Köpenick is famous to this day as every child at one point reads Zuckmayers play based on this real story. In 1906 a shoemaker dressed up as a captain of the Prussian army, gathered some soldiers under his command,
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How? Last time I looked the smallest RDS for MySQL came at 11 USD.
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If you follow this line of thought, you can eg. run your services for say a learning platform yourself than using SaaS like Thinkific. Or self-host WordPress instead of using WordPress.com - This is a huge disadvantage for business based in
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I think this video is still one of the best comments on BitConnect: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5nyQmaq4k4
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Had the same also after a tap, went away after 5 months without a patch. Only things that helped was laying flat and coffein (less so than laying flat). A hard part of it was thinking it might never go away. Doctors told me to wait 6 months
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