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by rerx 3y ago
For what it's worth, I personally can't remember any issues with my Pixel 6 after any update so far.
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by rerx 3y ago
Agreed. I think it's also a little easier to understand what's going on when stepping through the code in a debugger.
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DeepL: German Unicorn Is Trying to Take on Google Translate and ChatGPT(forbes.com)
4 points by rerx 3y ago|1 comments
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by rerx 3y ago
Severe problems here in Germany
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by rerx 3y ago
You may be kidding, but in several cities the police started pulling out VanMoof and Cowboy bikes because those models came with "US" or "off-road" modes to raise their motor speed limits. It didn't matter whether p
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by rerx 3y ago
45 km/h S-Pedelecs can't legally be used on most bike lanes, at least in Germany, even at lower speeds. You always have to share the roadway with cars etc. For many that defeats the purpose of cycling. The actual cut off for the a
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by rerx 3y ago
Market changed. Bike vendors have a harder time unloading their inventory these days.
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by rerx 3y ago
They wouldn't be expensive for that price if they used quality parts and assembled them well (I don't think VanMoof offered a good deal because those crucial aspects were lacking). The market for a quick city e-bike is a bit diffe
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by rerx 3y ago
At least they integrated more automation so that many titles from Amazon's catalogs appear on Goodreads quite soon without manual work. So a lot of the recent stuff in the main languages at least often doesn't need to be added man
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by rerx 3y ago
It's great for following people who read interesting books and may leave reviews that are worth reading. Of course this is an an extension of the database of books you've read, because you can compare your ratings quite easily wi
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by rerx 3y ago
V100 GPUs are from 2017, so it's more than two years. A100 already appeared there years ago, btw. An eight GPU DGX-1 server cost ~149k$ back then (googled news postings). A current gen DGX H100 is 520k$ with 5 years of support. Of cour
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by rerx 3y ago
That must be a regional difference again. Maybe because fast shipping across North America is more expensive than inside a densely populated country like Germany? (There is monthly Prime here, including video and shipping, and it's sli
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by rerx 3y ago
I typically sign up for Prime for a month or two when I book vacation stays on booking.com. They have a very nice promotion where prime members receive 10% in credit. Then I watch a couple of films or shows on Prime Video, because they actu
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by rerx 3y ago
I disagree. As a tourist I would usually prefer to use bike share, similarly to the systems I'm used to at home. Getting and returning bikes at dedicated rental shops is quite a hassel, typically much more expensive, and unnecessary if
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by rerx 3y ago
What? The original IBM PC came with BASICA: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_BASIC#IBM_Advanced_BASIC From 1983, MS DOS came with GW-BASIC: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GW-BASIC From 1991, GW-BA
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by rerx 3y ago
If you add multiple GPUs to the same PCIe switch, their bandwidth to main memory of the SOC will be shared. For some use cases that bandwidth was already the bottle neck.
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by rerx 3y ago
https://docs.modular.com/mojo/why-mojo.html#python-supersets...
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by rerx 3y ago
Iglberger's "C++ Software Design: Design Principles and Patterns for High-Quality Software" and Viafore's "Robust Python: Write Clean and Maintainable Code" sound most useful to me personally, but there are sev
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Humble Tech Book Bundle: Popular Programming Languages 2023 by O'Reilly(humblebundle.com)
3 points by rerx 3y ago|1 comments
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by rerx 3y ago
The thing with AMD is that the selection of GPUs that can actually run your GPGPU code is typically much more limited then with Nvidia, so things work on far fewer consumer GPUd. Here it's limited to "CDNA2 (MI-210/250) GPUs&
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by rerx 3y ago
Speed running MI2 takes a bit over 30 minutes if you were wondering: https://youtu.be/5_I7hlaWVCE
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by rerx 3y ago
Very much how he rolls, see Thimbleweed Park.
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by rerx 3y ago
There are screenshots on the author's web site: https://www.dgray.com/hwpage.htm Now I'm contemplating buying the set for 6$.
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by rerx 3y ago
Could it be Hugo's House of Horrors? Somehow I remember the name quite distinctly, although I couldn't play it much back then (did not know English at that age). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugo%27s_House_
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by rerx 3y ago
That's because France like many other countries, but not Canada, signed an international treaty that standardizes road signs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vienna_Convention_on_Road_Sign... That makes it a bit eas
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by rerx 3y ago
Rather than 'lactose' being derived from 'lactuca', I'm pretty sure that both words just have a common root 'lac', the Latin word for 'milk'
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by rerx 3y ago
That's not trivial, in particular with C++. However, the talk actually talks about setting up tooling as early as you can as a best practice, like multiple different compilers or regression test suits on all targeted platforms.
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by rerx 3y ago
Youtube Premium is €11.99 per month here, including YouTube Music. Spotify is €9.99. The pricing seems very fair to me as long as you make use of the music offering.
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by rerx 3y ago
I literally can't tell how much you're joking. There's nothing French about the spelling of these contemporary English words, even though they have norman roots.
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by rerx 3y ago
There's the Fulbright program with bilateral exchanges with many countries. According to wikipedia.de, on average each German university or college sends 55 students in a year to the US with a Fullbright scholarship.

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