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by riedel 5y ago
I was curious about the general sentiment of HN to lendup. If anyone else cares: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10956780
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by riedel 5y ago
The insane part is only that not enough is done to boost energy distribution from renewables. So many subventions have been dumped into nuclear and the cost for disposal, it makes sense to move out beyond safety concerns. About the time: to
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by riedel 5y ago
Interesting to see that the raspi foundation is in the business of PSU certification. It kind of weirdly feels like the next gen Apple...
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by riedel 5y ago
Wonder how many classifiers you have to stack to identify clickbait titles on arxiv or if you should rather use attention
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by riedel 5y ago
Well it is now raku which i guess was a sensible decision at the time. In hindsight it might not have even mattered to add more minors to perl 5
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by riedel 5y ago
My city (Karlsruhe) actually gives subsidies to anyone buying a cargo bike. Mostly they are used to transport kids. I, however, have to go up and down a stair to get my bike out (typically Gründerzeit house) . Further than that they are tot
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by riedel 5y ago
Seems similar to https://github.com/akuker/RASCSI . Would be great if there was also the other way around. It seems that usb to SCSI adapters aren't manufactured anymore due to the lack of controller chips although
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by riedel 5y ago
On work place safety I theoretically have to submit a sketch of my home work place and e.g. also need to bring in cables for electrical testing. Yes my employer is generally responsible for a risk assessment (here in Germany) Actually a co
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by riedel 5y ago
I have a bit unrelated question: is there a way to calculate a package set with minimal version numbers that fulfills pip requirements. I guess an audit would somehow need to do this to make sure no unsecure packages are deployed as part of
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by riedel 5y ago
Would have been interesting if they would have explained a bit better what they think will actually be achievable with such an infrastructure. If physicists build something like the LHC I understand even as a layperson what they try to prov
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by riedel 5y ago
Not really. If we are doing data science for many companies and explainability is an aspect we will likely go for decision trees if the lift for advanced models is minor anyways. We use this (not quite as pretty for visualization but extrem
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by riedel 5y ago
Last year I gave my brother a electronic drum stick : https://www.senstroke.com/
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by riedel 5y ago
A split mechanical keyboard E.g. any of https://gist.github.com/itod/ae27b30f7517dc18b8df110c1d98bcc... But also a nonsplit mechanical (happy) hacking keyboard or a chording or one handed keyboard like the twiddler
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by riedel 5y ago
I liked the random number generator as a gift. Another way of giving something random...
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by riedel 5y ago
Happy with solo keys (also open source and hackable)
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by riedel 5y ago
I did not read the "the" before depression and was expecting a psychological article and was wondering how one could actually plan obsolescence...
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by riedel 5y ago
You could first raise the tax to just the point where detours do not make sense. It's the same with petrol and here local governments tax. IMHO the effect is minor. The solution would be to collect the tax like an import tariff even if
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by riedel 5y ago
I really wonder how often omicron is really used as a Greek variable and who decides. Fun fact: Big O notation is actually big omicron notation.
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by riedel 5y ago
From what I know there is also a different reason for the weirdnesses in Germany. Banks actually charged quite a lot for online transactions from your bank card. German shops are very cost sensitive here (why in many some time ago in most p
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by riedel 5y ago
Fun fact is that EU introduced a directive that any state could tax it in 2003 but no one did. So much for the green new deal...
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by riedel 5y ago
That's we we have the Euro, so we do not need some shady escape path to hypecapitalisms to a currency controlled by only by some people with money who do not care about the environment. I think it is time for governments to monitor and
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by riedel 5y ago
My wikipedia fact checking tells me that the third domain is archaea which together with the bacteria are prokaryotes. Or did I read sth wrong?
953.
by riedel 5y ago
As a measure of bullshit contained I counted the occurrences of the word blockchain in the document. We will need that dope...
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by riedel 5y ago
There's always the problem with a little one that has to accept the big one's terms. Actually in Germany and probably elsewhere there is clear jurisdiction what is allowed in a terms and conditions type contract. It actually appli
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by riedel 5y ago
Not only you and not only this issue: On my Fennec browser on Android it was also impossible to scroll because rendering seemed really slow. So I think they overdid that revamping a bit.
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by riedel 5y ago
It would enough if facebook would not favour misinformation. The core of the problem is ranking post to maximize profit. Misinformation is only dangerous due to its amplification.
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by riedel 5y ago
I think we rather should to support the tempmail services to register new domains and try to make "member control" as difficult as possible. Good sites need no throw away registration in the first place.
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by riedel 5y ago
Yes, we had our post-truth period in history (fascism) and did not learn all too much. I am really scared actually where all this leads towards. You might also want to cite Lippmann as a predecessor of this thinking [1] [1] https:/&#x
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by riedel 5y ago
Thanks to this post and internet archive's wayback machine I just had a trip back to the end of the 90s to some of the web pages I wrote these days for a local PR agency. I was surprised to see that they still render reasonably well on
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by riedel 5y ago
SMath is a nice mathcad like interface with Maxima support

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