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by morsch 2y ago
Many of those things also seem to apply to large hotel and leisure resorts -- huge volume, leaky construction, hot environment. I wonder how much power they allocate per guest. The points regarding energy intensive water treatment and less
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I wonder. From first principles, I don't quite understand how cruise ships can be that bad. It's not obvious to me how tourists on a ship can use much more energy than of they were in a land based resort. Yes, they're moving,
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by morsch 2y ago
The top search result for me -- below German news snippets complaining about US politics -- is Joe Rogan Experience #2219 - Donald Trump on Youtube, presumably what you're looking for. It's also number 3, the same thing on Spoti
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They say it is: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/sync
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It's fine. For basic computing, my M3 doesn't feel much faster than my Linux desktop that's like 8 years old. I think the standard for laptops was just really, really low.
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The reporting requirements only come into force 21 months after CRA is enacted, apparently. https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/qanda_...
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by morsch 2y ago
Unless you're selling glasses under that name, then it's fine. Lol.
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by morsch 2y ago
Also quite common in Germany. I choose to interpret them as scare quotes implying irony and smile to myself at Bob's "Big" Bookstore and the grocer selling "fresh" fish.
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The first paragraph is Wikipedia's definition for invasive species as a kind of introduced species with additional attributes. It's the first sentence in the article. US federal law might be different, I wouldn't know.
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Wow, now I'm sad I don't live in that reality.
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An invasive species is an introduced species that harms its new environment. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasive_species An introduced species , alien species, exotic species, adventive species, immigrant speci
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Here's a BBC article, found via the Wikipedia page. Very little additional detail though. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvglkr4p578o https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Trail_of_th
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by morsch 2y ago
I'm Germany, the writing is on the wall. 30y ago, there were three chains operating nationally (Karstadt, Galeria Kaufhof, Hertie, maybe there were others), each represented in bigger and even medium cities, often multiple times. They&
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Continues?
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Spending 4000 EUR on a bike is all kinds of crazy, but nobody bats an eye at people spending 20k on a car.
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by morsch 2y ago
You're overestimating the number of people who will indefinitely prefer relationships with AIs to the exclusion of real people. And you're underestimating the number of people who were voluntarily asexual for one reason or another
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More and more environments offer LLM aid without having you explicitly typing in a query. E.g. trigger inference whenever static analysis fails (e.g. on a compile error). Or trigger an LLM aided auto-complete with Ctrl-Space. I don't t
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by morsch 2y ago
> Friday evening drinks in corney and barrow were sacred So there was an effectively mandatory work hangout every Friday evening?
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Thanks. There's an example page (markdown) at the very end. You can pretty easily spot some weaknesses in the generated text, it's uncanny valley territory. The most interesting thing is that the article contains numbered referenc
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Shared Dictionary Compression for HTTP https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SDCH
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Isn't almost all of the AI stuff running in the cloud on dedicated hardware, drawing power that would melt an iPhone?
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by morsch 2y ago
You can get a De'Longhi Magnifica S super automatic for ~260 EUR on sale. Quite reliable. More convenient than an a Nespresso. Cheaper to operate. Less waste.
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by morsch 2y ago
The tags are specified in the wiki: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:surface In this case, the spec allows for "commonly used" user defined values, which is unusual (how does a user defined value becom
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Otoh regular public sector employees (from what I hear) don't even get free coffee at the office.
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> 50-60k/pa for engineers Is that, like, actual information, or just an educated guess based on some industry average.
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> why not just start there? Because there are many categories of problems where it's much easier to verify a solution than it is to come up with it. This is true in computer science, but also more generally. Having an LLM restructur
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by morsch 2y ago
They're referring to new rules mandating tethered caps. Drives some people nuts. https://www.euronews.com/green/2024/07/02/why-are-bottle-cap...
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How does it interact with two or more physical displays?
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Thanks, I hate it.
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Are you meant to feed the potato chips to a serving of baby back ribs?

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