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by nickik 5y ago
I resonantly had an argument on here where somebody insistent that breaking because of over-passes were issues with vision system. Seem pretty clear that it is the resolution of the radar, not the shadow of the bridge that causes the issue.
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by nickik 5y ago
Its a great name. Its your general knowledge that is the problem.
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by nickik 5y ago
Have you considered GNUNet? That could also over a solution for the username problem.
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by nickik 5y ago
I think that was the joke.
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by nickik 5y ago
On of the use-cases for this is for Peer-to-Peer matrix: https://matrix.org/blog/2020/06/02/introducing-p-2-p-matrix
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by nickik 5y ago
Does Intel still have the cash to pay the vendors to not replace them on the server. Isn't that what they did the last time? Also, are there no higher quality numbers about what these companies actually sell?
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by nickik 5y ago
> it feels to me like there is a persistent & vocal small group of people who seemingly either have some agenda that makes them not wish to consider BTRFS Look here is the problem. The BTRFS people declared multiple time that it is
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by nickik 5y ago
With native encryption and ZFSBoot menu? Because that's where I want to get to. I still haven't played around with Nix, but I know I should.
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by nickik 5y ago
Rust and Go were much more similar early on. So a lot of people first exposure to Rust was when it was much more Go like.
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by nickik 5y ago
> What is the purpose of ZFS in 2021 if we have hardware RAID Hardware RAID is actually older then ZFS style software RAID. ZFS was specifically designed fix the issues with hardware RAID. The problem with Hardware RAID is that is has no
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by nickik 5y ago
I prefer just to have mirrors but its cool that it slowly coming, some people seem to really want this feature. ZFS has been amazing to me, I have zero complaints. I just wish it wouldn't have taken so long to come to /root on lin
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by nickik 5y ago
> which got stuffed into the "general" extension family No it didn't. That's why Linux Distributions say they are RV64GC, for general+compressed. The original encoding set was done by Andrew Watermen to be implemented
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by nickik 5y ago
Except when it is youtube. apparently.
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by nickik 5y ago
I don't mind intrusive adds. I can control myself and if it helps the side its fine. However, popups or videos in front of yt, no thanks. As long as it doesn't waste my time or plays sound go ahead. That said, I have it blocked an
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by nickik 5y ago
They can't explain that they are not seening popups every 5s is better?
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by nickik 5y ago
'investigation' Hacker News: This means they are universally guilty.
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by nickik 5y ago
Are you equating, your money is at a bank and controlled by the government with 'somebody might make a supply chain attack against my hardware'. That seems silly.
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by nickik 5y ago
> Europe is also taking steps to get rid of Facebook, Twitter, Google and other SV darlings. As a European. This is a big lol. Just because the EU, German and French bureaucrats occasionally go on a powertrip and make a big huha about so
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by nickik 5y ago
Really sad, I enjoyed his blog posts and he seemed energetic. I had no idea he was so young, but it was GSoC so that makes sense. All the best to his friends and family.
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by nickik 5y ago
I have been wanting to try this for years, the idea of being able to easily move my complete daily machine to a new laptop sound pretty interesting. What the best guide or documentation if that would be a my goal?
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by nickik 5y ago
This is mostly correct. I added some context in my answer that you might be interested in. I think it would be more correct to say that adding silver would mostly cause increase liquidity it unlikely silver would have caused significant inf
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by nickik 5y ago
So let me maybe explain this. This is a issue that is really not understood at all even by most economists. History of economics and banking history is not really tough much beyond some broad interdiction as far as I know. There are some go
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by nickik 5y ago
Oh wow. I am literally slowly working on something like this as well. But my knowledge of mapping technology is very limited. My focus was actually much more on trying to use partly public data, and partly contributed data in order to &#x27
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by nickik 5y ago
Hi. Is there any public information on what you guys are doing with your cathode production?
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by nickik 5y ago
You seem to suffer from some misunderstanding. Solid state batteries advocated by companies like Solid Power or QuantumScape are lithium ion batteries. In fact the cathode materials made by Northvolt would go 1 to 1 into a QuantumScape batt
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by nickik 5y ago
Cobalt is not a rare earth. And cobalt is also not particularly rare either. For a long time there was just not much need for cobalt and the mines in Congo were cheap, but nobody bother to develop other mines. However there are at least 4 h
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by nickik 5y ago
This really does not hold up anymore. The idea that China is magically much cheaper despite the very long transport route is simply no longer the case. Labor cost of the type of labor you need is already not that different from Europe. Ener
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by nickik 5y ago
Yes, but he has been willing so far and being accept or not accepted for HLS does not impact his willingness to continue to do that. However he will not spend billion to pay LM and NG for them to never actually deliver anything. BO will jus
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by nickik 5y ago
Nice company. Basically two guys who worked on Tesla Nevada and were like 'we could do this in Europe'. I saw some of their earliest talk and I was like this is a brilliant move for them, the European were really slow on the uptak
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by nickik 5y ago
> I'm from Switzerland > Oh amazing, Sweden is beautiful pikachu face

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