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by nielsole 3y ago
The reason I stick to `cat foo | grep bar` is that I am never quite sure if `grep bar foo` would be correct instead (it is).
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by nielsole 3y ago
My elderly medical University lecturer told us about first aid in old cars and how before seatbelts and safety glass, people would have their necks slit from the windshield while being ejected leading to a rather quick demise.
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by nielsole 3y ago
But this battery takes in around 384kw assuming 100% efficiency. 400km*16kwh/100km/10minutes
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by nielsole 3y ago
I often add multiple comments and then approve the pr. My main question is always: does this make the codebase overall better or worse for some definition of good? If that bar is met, iterative improvements should not block deployment/
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by nielsole 3y ago
TIL Iran has 40 F14 fighters. I would have assumed the US to keep closer tabs on their hardware, but they got exported pre-revolution.
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by nielsole 3y ago
Google Maps design is becoming less detailed over the years. It's really apparent when compared to OSM. It is necessary to search for a lot of things in Google maps as they are otherwise not visible. You can't really navigate off
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by nielsole 3y ago
Good omens TV show really carried the tone of the book really well (except for the heaven and hell scenes). So if you need a lower barrier of entry to Pratchett books, the series might be a good start.
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by nielsole 3y ago
8. Patents have been granted and can be monetised independently of publication.
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by nielsole 3y ago
I clicked 1 in the first example because I thought that's the number of iterations it would do with -O2.
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by nielsole 3y ago
With the following prompt i got 50 consecutive words with correct articles: > Erstelle eine Liste mit 10 Nomen, die den Artikel "der" haben. Maybe "reliably" is doing a lot of the heavy lifting?
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by nielsole 3y ago
I always understood reserve storage to be one of the main concerns. Your disk might have decommissioned some sectors / flash cells without wiping(or being able to) wipe it. The data you can pull if you bypass the drive controller e.g.
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by nielsole 3y ago
Shel Kaphan?
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by nielsole 3y ago
Bicycles have much lower mass _and_ lower speed and thus likely far lower emission. To put it into the words of the WHO: > More than 15 years have passed since the publication of Global update 2005. In that time there has been a marked i
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by nielsole 3y ago
https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/live-migrati... Not sure about others
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by nielsole 3y ago
> [...] if we assume that the drying capacity is linear and the environmental conditions are the same, then it doesn't actually matter how many items you are drying. If it takes 4 hours for 4 items to dry, then each item takes 4 hou
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by nielsole 3y ago
> If you believe it's possible, where's everyone's array of profitable, newly-founded ventures? Or at least have you automated your job away yet? Come on now. GPT 4 is not even out for two months. API access is not yet wid
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by nielsole 3y ago
GPT 4 responds with cicada 3301 which as best asi can tell is a valid solve for your query. * 3301 is one of three numbers that had to be added to get the .com url * The Wikipedia page cites someone close to the group with "follow the
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by nielsole 3y ago
Each item type had its area in a database with x_start, x_end, y_start, y_end and weight. These areas could overlap though. I had an error function that picked the most likely option: https://gitlab.com/nielsole/logisti
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by nielsole 3y ago
At the beginning of COVID i switched to weekly shopping and realized that it takes a significant time to inventarize the storage to make sure I make it through the week. I built a storage shelf that self-inventorizes based on strain gauges.
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by nielsole 3y ago
> Water intrusion in europe-west9-a > We expect general unavailability of the europe-west9 region. Why would emergency shutdown of a single AZ lead to general unavailability of a region? Isn't that the point of multiple AZs? >
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by nielsole 4y ago
I have lost maybe a dozen hours of work to Chrome's hard-coded 90 day history limit. Frustrating if you remember this internal tool from a year ago, but can't find it again. I wonder why they chose not to make it configurable.
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by nielsole 4y ago
Just rough numbers of the top of my head: heaters get replaced after around 20 years as is required by e.g. German law. Gas/heat pump has an around 50/50 split for new installations. That would be around 2.5 percent reduction in g
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by nielsole 4y ago
Also increasing temperature might give less bland answers
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by nielsole 4y ago
[...] > So the cron expression `0 30 5 * * 3` means "run the cron job every Wednesday at 5:30 AM". It explains the five Cron parameters but the doesn't pick up that six were provided. Oh well
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by nielsole 4y ago
Previous communication: > If you don't upgrade to a paid subscription, Docker will retain your organization data for 30 days, after which it will be subject to deletion. During that period you will maintain access to any of your pub
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by nielsole 4y ago
or autodetect the output language. Both Whisper and ChatGPT handle multilingual just fine
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by nielsole 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josephine_Cochrane
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by nielsole 4y ago
fly.io dedicated cores probably are vCPU aka Hyperthreads anyways. So the gap is even wider.
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by nielsole 4y ago
Not if you build >100nm chips, I suppose
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by nielsole 4y ago
My history teacher in high school had us watch the dark side of the moon with the credits cut off https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(2002_... Definitely a mind-bending experience at the time.

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