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by odiroot 2y ago
I'm proud to say that I have worked for Ecosia, though ages ago. Christian, the CEO, is really one of the kindest and most honest people I have worked with. Also 100% committed to the cause, he walks the walk. Yes I'm just some ra
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by odiroot 2y ago
This worked indeed. Although I had to cut my document into smaller chunks. 900 pages at once ended with a timeout.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Thanks!
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by odiroot 2y ago
May I ask as a layperson, how would you about using this to OCR multiple hundreds of pages? I tried the chat but it pretty much stops after the 2nd page.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Why Apple? Oracle would probably fit better with others. Or even IBM.
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by odiroot 2y ago
On the other hand, many of us in Europe still have the memories (or our parents tales) of our governments spying on everything we say and do. With all the chilling consequences. Half a century of communist rule showed us not to trust our go
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by odiroot 2y ago
> They did that in the 1970s with Cambodia. You mean the Third Indochina War? It wasn't really about Cambodia being a failed state but a far consequence of a Sino-Soviet split.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Well, I have a modest proposal...
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by odiroot 2y ago
Truth be told, the tolls in Austria are a total mess.
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by odiroot 2y ago
This is all rather easy on Android. You can have multiple Google (Play) accounts set to different countries. But most app developers don't even enforce it. I had UK bank apps installed through my "German" Google account.
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by odiroot 2y ago
On our continent, the obvious solution to every problem under the sun is "more state".
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by odiroot 2y ago
In Asia use Grab instead. Uber either won't work or will just be less popular.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Do you have to watch your pockets when using this library?
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by odiroot 2y ago
Honda will be fine. They own the motorcycle market, especially in Asia.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Sorry, not going to stop calling myself that. I have a diploma to prove it. It is in no way worse (or better) than any other diploma issued by my university.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Or way older and much more eloquent (albeit less digestible) "Amusing Ourselves to Death" by Neil Postman. Or even older "The Medium Is the Massage" by Marshall McLuhan.
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by odiroot 2y ago
When buying Tuya (and Aqara) go for Zigbee.
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by odiroot 2y ago
> > [T]he most interesting commands that we have are arbitrary memory read/write commands. So, if we really wanted to, we could just peek and poke the memory of the synth via MIDI. This sounds easy but with SysEx having no delive
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by odiroot 2y ago
SysEx is awesome. I'm quite sad modern synths seem to use it less and less (Roland!!!). Though Behringer is still quite good with it. E.g. their Deepmind can be pretty much 100% programmed with it, on top of already good MIDI CC scope.
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by odiroot 2y ago
> And it's not just in programming-related jobs either. Parts of industry and the blue collar market are shitting themselves in Germany right now. > Politicians are still complaining about Fachkräftemangel, These two things can b
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by odiroot 2y ago
Beken modules are so weirdly cheap. I've seen them inside 2£ LED bulbs in discount stores.
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by odiroot 2y ago
They called from Bahnhof Viertel ;)
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by odiroot 2y ago
Interesting but this one doesn't work with my containerised Home Assistant. Xiaomi Miot Auto works on the other hand. There's also another, a built-in one.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Yes they don't make them like that anymore. Most synthesisers nowadays have much better user interface.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Nice, thanks for the links :)
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by odiroot 2y ago
> esp32-s3 Most interesting! Did you write your own support for USB-MIDI or are you using some ready-made library? I remember once hacking on my own project with USB-MIDI support and it was a hassle. I was constantly missing MIDI message
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by odiroot 2y ago
Fiat Multipla says hi. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiat_Multipla
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by odiroot 2y ago
Systemd, Pipewire and Wayland all contributed a lot to the desktop experience.
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by odiroot 2y ago
The situation you describe in the first paragraph applies to pretty much most of EU. At least the western states. The powers that be decided, the ambitious middle class has to foot the bill for everything.
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by odiroot 2y ago
CH4 vs NH4NO3, where does the carbon go? Don't you need the carbon to recover the energy?

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