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8mo ago
> The output should be encoded as a pretty JSON string. ... > Your parser should store the following output in $outputPath as a JSON file: { "\/blog\/11-million-rows-in-seconds": { "2
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9mo ago
I can't make any assesment on the quality of the paper as that is far outside my expertise, but as far as I can tell from a quick skim it does indeed make the claim that recommendations for supplements should be significantly increased
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9mo ago
Not OP, but the paper says on page 8 > An adult in a bathing suit exposed to 1 minimal erythemal dose of ultraviolet radiation (a slight pinkness to the skin 24 h after exposure) was found to be equivalent to ingesting between 10,000 and
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9mo ago
Does anyone know if it has been confirmed that this only applies to the "ColorOS" branded firmware versions? Because I currently have an update to OxygenOS 16.0.3.501 pending on my OnePlus 15, which is presumably built from the s
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9mo ago
He has already made the video on this, but it is only 3:23: https://youtu.be/3AiRB5mvEsk?si=XapAHhHRJtssDI4F
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9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrington_Event But having been in 1859 we only have estimates on what the consequences would be in the modern world. But pretty grim at the looks of it.
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9mo ago
Using images of something you are selling is nominative use of the trademark. Whether their actual listings contains something that falls outside the nominative use test I don't know. But at the end of the day you can't stop someo
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10mo ago
But the more powerful kettle should be slightly more efficient[0] because there is less time for heat to escape from the kettle while the water is being heated. [0] Energy efficiency at boiling the water. A kettle is always 100% effective a
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11mo ago
No, because the terms tends monotonically towards zero. Let an integer m with closest harmonic number H_n be given (i.e. n minimizes |H_n-m|). So m exists either between H_n and H_(n+1) or H_n and H_(n-1). Then |H_n-m| < H_(n+1) - H_(n-1
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11mo ago
The orientation data is defined as part of Exif. Both JPEG and PNG has officially supported ways of embedding Exif data. It's not defined specifically for PNG, but you would expect the Exif tag to work the same way regardless of image
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11mo ago
Wood and other plant matter is still turning into peat under the right circumstances to this day. And peat is still slowly turning into various kinds of coal. It's true that the majority of coal (about 90%) originates from the carbonif
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1y ago
The ntfs3 driver mentioned above is the former proprietary Paragon driver.
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1y ago
If the border guards are just looking for an excuse to take a bribe then it doesn't really matter what you do, they'll surely find something anyways.
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1y ago
Dunno, but there aren't enough German immigrants to do much to the statistics anyways.
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1y ago
You can find statistics about number of people born in Denmark in a given year with a given name at https://www.dst.dk/da/Statistik/emner/borgere/navne/navne-ti... There are 119 people born in 1995
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1y ago
Yeah, there were 119 people born in 1995 with first name Joachim, and 123 in 1994[0]. There is a pretty good chance that there is currently only one 30-years old Joachim employed as a software engineer in Aalborg. [0]: https://ww
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1y ago
What is "it" that might break something? There is nothing that is going to happen. The AI-slop you linked doesn't mention anything that is going to happen. It's just a summary of changes that have happened in the past an
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1y ago
There is nothing in that article saying anything about any upcoming requirements. Also it is written by a ChatGPT bot account, so it would be an invalid source even if it did. The only update even mentioned in that article is "Windows
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1y ago
> are considered copyrighted IP in North America. Yes they may be, but in the Sega v. Accolade case I mentioned earlier it was decided that copying of both copyrighted and trademarked material for interoperability purposes is fair use. I
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1y ago
Importantly not just counterfeit chips but also completely legal clone chips. For context, for a long time Windows did not have a driver for the CDC serial communication class out of the box. But FTDI had made good Windows drivers, and thei
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1y ago
1. Tomato. Biologically a fruit, culinarily widely used as a vegetable. 2. Carrot (whole plant shown). The top is just edible leaves, that is the most definite vegetable. The root is considered a root vegetable and is used as a vegetable. 3
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1y ago
GetAddrInfoEx[0] has async support support since Windows 8 - it had the overlapped parameters earlier but didn't support them. I'm guessing that is what GP is referring to. [0] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us
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1y ago
There is a guide here on how to provision without a smartphone: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/commissioning-matter-d...
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1y ago
I don't have any Intel MacBook to test it out on, but is Intel PTT permanently disabled on them? Almost all Intel CPUs from somewhere in 2014 and later has TPM 2.0 support as far as I'm aware.
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1y ago
Well yes, hopefully you know what you are doing when you reference a source generator. This could ofc. also be done with custom msbuild task that modfies the code sent to the compiler or the assembly after compilation (like Fody), Source Ge
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1y ago
Yes if all the code was generated. The problem is when you want to modify the behavior of user-supplied code - Roslyn Source Generators are additive so you cannot make modifications directly to user-supplied code. You can read about how the
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1y ago
You are not supposed to use interceptors in code you write yourself. The feature exists for Roslyn Source Generators that runs every time you build the code.
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1y ago
You said > A related example is the word 'none' (= 'not one'). Technically it should govern a singular verb And I'm questioning why you think "none" should technically govern a singular verb when "
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"none" is saying something about all of the players, so how would that be singular? The word "none" is always used in a plural context, like if there is only one player then you won't say "none of the player&qu
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GDPR Art. 7 section 4: > When assessing whether consent is freely given, utmost account shall be taken of whether, inter alia, the performance of a contract, including the provision of a service, is conditional on consent to the processi
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