pintxo

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   by pintxo 4y ago

   What specifically amuses you? Todays http servers may have any number of request altering/enhancing "middleware" calls between the incoming request and the actual business logic/function. How do you ensure that your api
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   Unfortunately the iOS App has major problems for some users, see the app reviews. I like it, but as of now it's barely usable.
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   Sounds like the core question is if „hovering“ any body part over private land is considered trespassing? As obviously (on flat land without obstacles) one can step from one square into the diagonal square without setting foot on either the
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   There will still be a relation, `more vertical farms => more use of water and pesticides`. Now, the factor between those might change. But I fail to see why vertical farming would change the dynamics fundamentally.
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   We can safely assume there is a relationship between land-use and total water and pesticide usage.
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   Stations are also the ultimate reason for most tunnel projects in urban areas, as you want to make the train accessible to the population locally.
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   Driver UX was the reason of my initial focus on BMW over other makers.
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   So that you don’t brake in front of a wall if there is another care behind you? Not sure this is a smart move.
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   by pintxo 4y ago

   Think a QR Code on the server, scanned by the glasses. Confirm and then have a connection to this machine. That’s part of the future I have been waiting for.
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    134.5 Kg Concrete Bike(youtube.com)

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    by pintxo 4y ago

    I am curious, was there ever a time were insurance companies did offer risk insurance for nuclear power plants? If not, then nuclear has been killed by it's risk profile.
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    Studies will actually be stopped short if results are so good as it would be unethical to continue giving people placebos. It happens, but rarely.
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    I'd say they may connect dots quickly, but not necessarily well.
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    Let's make it /^C[A-Z]O$/
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    Most (all?) universities have a commercialization department/program. Maybe get in touch with them?
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    Nice new (one-time) water fountain in Frankfurt: https://www.hessenschau.de/panorama/weltkriegsbombe-im-main-...
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    I have had no heating problems whatsoever. Mostly its been in use for 1-2 hour sessions at a time, occasionally longer. I do turn the camera off in between though, so it's not turned on 24/7. Most annoying is a bug in the Canon we
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    As I had a Canon DSLR lying around during Covid, I have repurposed it to a webcam using Canons webcam driver: https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/support/se... Image quality is top not
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    I had the opportunity to compare all three (coal, electric and gas) at the same time, preparing the same meat. Not a single person in our group of ~10 could tell which energy supply had been used in the preparation. But you need a proper el
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    Largely triggered by the fact that you can only judge the value of information after the consumption. And consumption of information is a one time event. So the only really established payment is subscriptions which people seem to be reluct
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    Having read the „three body“ series I wonder if there is an actual debate about the dark forest theory? Or: Should we announce our existence and location to the universe?
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    a) Any insurance has a regulating effect on the market. As the insurer is interested in minimizing payouts. b) How would you take over (especially short term) ownership of a bank without having any idea about how banks work? Don’t get me wr
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    There will always be tension between the regulated and the regulator. How will we be able to have knowledgeable regulators without being able to employ people from the industry?
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    In the US maybe, but Europe seems to be deeply afraid of the idea alone to dispose of a failed bank.
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    For once, you‘d need to synchronize the actual track renumbering with the (yearly?) train schedule update as track numbers usually are part of the schedule.
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    While it sounds astounding that you have hundreds of forced bank closings, this is actually a well regulated market working as it should. I am not sure that todays hyper-consolidated megabanks are a better implementation of a well regulated
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    Aren’t level 2 systems supposed to be exactly this backup for humans?
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    > awareness is coming at the cost of a lot of suffering I am afraid this is how most of medical research works.
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    If there's zero offerings/competition, the job can't be filled. If they increase salary, there would be competition.
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    by pintxo 4y ago

    My take: payment is not based on created value, but on competition for the job. The more competition, the lower the salary an employer can get away with.