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by riedel 5y ago
We have a minor problem mostly with the last meters of pipes if water is not flowing. Here it is sufficient to let the (cold) water flow until it reaches a lower temperature to be sure it was not sitting in the overground pipes too long.
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by riedel 5y ago
Can we look at species like Betta fish (I believe here the males do the hatching) to confirm such hypotheses?
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by riedel 5y ago
The problem starts if you have to make assumptions about the ability of the user to figure things out. Smart user interfaces too often leave people behind because it is far too complicated to test UX for discrimination. Good design guidelin
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by riedel 5y ago
I had a discussion today with the author on also on a security topic. I feel that he has a very opinionated take at usable security (nothing strictly bad about it). My problem is that probably anyone can easily extract the key of the regist
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by riedel 5y ago
This sounds good, however, the biggest problem is sustainability of FOSS if there are commercial alternatives. FOSS needs to be simply made competitive and agencies need to get their procurement processes straight. FOSS is already better an
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by riedel 5y ago
Actually FOSS (just as OSS) _only_ respects the freedom of the licencee. Any ethical restrictions that are not part of the legal environment (like export control) make open source "unfree" as uncompromised openness is a preconditi
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by riedel 5y ago
This is very much like the DICE idl for the l4 kernel [1] . [1] https://wiki.tudos.org/Dice_IDL_compiler
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National Forensic Academy teaches to dowse for the dead(themarshallproject.org)
9 points by riedel 5y ago|5 comments
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by riedel 5y ago
Seemingly they did not prepare early enough like the French [1] at the time. IMHO the whole cert trust chain is broken. Is there actually a services that serves cert fingerprints seen from another place in the world that can help detect a M
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by riedel 5y ago
I think discriminating peoplejust due to their nationality has to stop. I am seeing this even at my university even if official sanctions are more targeted. One big problem is the "deemed export" rules that the US imposes effectiv
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by riedel 5y ago
This page has a pricing page [1] without prices. How I hate such things. [1] https://tradingeconomics.com/analytics/pricing.aspx
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New EU taxonomy might slow down energy transition(sueddeutsche.de)
1 points by riedel 5y ago|0 comments
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by riedel 5y ago
What do you mean by field of enquiry? Formal verification has it's success stories, like seL4 ( https://sel4.systems/ ). This series seems rather educational and seems to give you coq proofs for algorithms. I guess it de
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by riedel 5y ago
Yes it is kind of discriminating if you are among the 2% of cases where the Irish DPA does something [1]... I sometimes find myself thinking this is rather paid propaganda to make the Irish DPA actually look mean (in a positive way for them
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by riedel 5y ago
BTW: as a German I cannot transfer the German equivalent to copyright ("creator's right" would be the literal translation) at all. Any transfer is indeed licencing (the equivalent to copyright transfer would be exclusive lice
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by riedel 5y ago
Actually our university has dedicated funds to cover open access so you do not necessarily need this in your primary grant. However, it is first come first serve and limited. What is worrying me is that there are so many predidatory open ac
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by riedel 5y ago
One can run language tool [1] also on premise (or directly on one's machine). [1] https://github.com/languagetool-org/languagetool
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by riedel 5y ago
Seems dead since beginning of last year. Any idea what happened.
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by riedel 5y ago
It is actually interesting to look through the commit messages. What do you have to actually pay to get your domain specially mentioned in an allow list: https://github.com/mozilla/gecko-dev/commit/7b655cecb81
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by riedel 5y ago
Here is a video of a guy growing a variety of them in South Florida: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2czF7QBxPs Bet they ar least taste better than super market stuff. However, I guess it is no business if you could sell t
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by riedel 5y ago
I would not call it a consequence of idea homogenisation but it might certainly lead to this. The basic scientific idea IMHO is compatibility of research. Which is important at least in a competitive and comparitive setting. If people call
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by riedel 5y ago
Can you explain? The title paper is 'Cannabinoids Promote Progression of HPV-Positive Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma via p38 MAPK Activation'. You are probably refering to their press release.
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by riedel 5y ago
I think the EFF does a very bad job at providing counterarguments to the "fact checking" done by the senators. Maybe someone could provide better more nuanced criticism if anyone tries to reach out for their reps. In Europe a simi
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by riedel 5y ago
One can be called racist and still be right. I don't say we should stop calling out those things. But we maybe cannot demand that other people still call us racists over it. If criticism will have postive effects this way is a whole di
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by riedel 5y ago
Let me state as a non-US citizen, which also watches some developments in the US with bewilderment, that other parts of the world also see the recent developments in China massively critical. This is no hysteria but a bad awakening after ye
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by riedel 5y ago
I think both are truly believing that criticism is racially motivated. Unfortunately, history actually tells us in both cases they kind of have a point. I think we have to accept the fundamental critism of our criticism until we have actual
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by riedel 5y ago
Germany [1] [1] https://www-stuttgarter--nachrichten-de.translate.goog/inhal...
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by riedel 5y ago
One of the few games I actually legally owned as a teenager was project-x. I also remember playing alien breed. I actually did not know they still existed. I think I'll spin up my Amiga emulator later. Nothing like playing with those o
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by riedel 5y ago
I always thought that standards are there to be stable and well documented. This whole fido mess shows how IMHO it should not be done. Anyone who e.g. build stuff on top of CTAP on windows saw their stuff break because windows proxies the w
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by riedel 5y ago
The argument I think was never any concrete number of deaths. Our constitution (Germany) at least makes quantitative and qualitative arguments about human life difficult (epidemiology can still inform political decisions). Normally the pand

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