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Great tip! Seems like this adds the query param "&tbs=li%3A1", so this might be something you can configure as an extra search engine in firefox. But then I am a happy kagi customer, and I was just thinking that I can't r
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I recently bought my first server, just about the cheapest Dell had available (still €2000). I was completely undewhelmed by the specs, it even has spinning rust. The upgrade costs to SSD's were like 250 per disk. So reading these spec
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From the readme: > It does not support logging in with Mojang/Minecraft accounts They almost make it sound like a bad thing
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3y ago
At a previous employer, we stored 3Tb of data in SVN. The data was mostly archival, however sometimes corrections were made to historical data. Using partial checkouts it was quite easy to sync a subset locally. I don't use subversion
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3y ago
Indeed, but the only viewer for ahn4 I know of is some crappy arcgis site.
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3y ago
Indeed https://github.com/potree/potree has a bit awkward navigation, but there are quite a few nice lidar datasets available to explore with it, like the scan of the Matterhorn. I once used it to explore a dataset mad
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3y ago
But consider that in perhaps 99% of current python code high performance (of the pure python code) is not the primary concern. And now for the times when performance does matter you can get a 20x (?) speedup without rewriting in another lan
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I thought all these games were end of nineties, but I didn't check and am not so good at this. Anyways, I never stopped gaming since
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At least in the North Sea, wind parks have created large area's in which trawlers fishing is prohibited. This is really significant, as I believe the entire Dutch North Sea EEZ is trawled multiple times per year. This is really a massi
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"Once the foundation is in the ground" is of course the big thing, as each foundation is unique (even if they all look the same they are specced to exactly the water depth and local spil conditions), and a lot of the installation
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3y ago
I have games plenty, but had never even heard about the Valeurs Gate franchise until last week. I must have been in a different bubble with Dune 2, Red Alert, Some City 2000, Tomb Raider, GTA3, Dungeon master and probably some more that I c
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Millan Millan and the Mystery of the Missing Mediterranean Storms
(resilience.org)
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Last I heard I think 25MW turbines were in some early stage of development. At least that is the biggest my former employer I recall was considering for their latest installation vessel. But I have been out of the loop for a while, so would
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3y ago
Indeed. Essentially, the resources available to the average person are sum_of_all_resources / total_nr_of_people. The amount of a lot of resources (energy, food, mobility, communication) to go around has grown greatly since the industr
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“It is very much outside our understanding of this system.” This is what worries me: climate change leading to entirely new regimes that we don't understand and thus can't model or predict with any accuracy. You just can't bu
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‘Something weird is going on’: Antarctic sea ice stays at historic lows
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Some links: https://scienceintegritydigest.com/ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elisabeth_Bik
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Thanks! Grandview is horrible. Bierstadt is ok but I would have preferred Skeena.
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To be exact: - the battery - rear hub (actually entire wheel) - main logic board (might have been 2x) - boost button - automatic shifter Most of these were in the first year and a half. I think the only commonly failing part that is st
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Especially when at introduction of the S3 a few years ago. The only alternatives in the same price range as Van Moof were very ugly / no-brand e-bikes. The S2 predecessor came in at €3500, the S3 was introduced at €1900. It is/was
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Maybe it is me, but superficially I find "temperature rises with 1.5 degrees" sounds less scary than "past observations of weather 'i.e. climate' have lost their predictive value. We have no clue how cold/hot&#
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We build robot arm based 3D printers. Surprisingly the company (more scale up than start up tbh) is entirely bootstrapped, and the hardware is pretty mature. But I am a software engineer and that is the area we are struggling with most curr
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I wanted to show some simple graphs on the display, but this quickly became too much for the esp8266
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On a side note, I recently upgraded my airgradient-pro to and esp32 s3 based board (forgot which one but it is pin compatible with the esp8266 it came with). I got everything to work with ESPHome, except for the BSEC version of the BME680
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So they stuck an esp32 on the Arduino just for the Bluetooth/Wifi? I wonder how it compares to the Arduino processor Edit: I see this topic was discussed yesterday
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doesn't work with firefox on my M1 MBP, but it does in safari.
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A simple pir sensor just has a digital out that is either high or low. That is supported as a digital in sensor. Only for devices with a more complicated protocol (mostly i2c, spi and uart) you need a special sensor specific integration
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This planting should happen one time, not yearly. Of course every dead tree should be replaced though. If there are 204 trees capturing CO2 for every human (and these numbers are correct) we should effectively be carbon neutral. No idea if
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A nice interview with Jeff on Eliza and Elizagen: https://corecursive.com/eliza-with-jeff-shrager/ It was recorded just before ChatGPT became a thing, but I only recently listened to it. Until recently I wrote off chat
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That must be why you left out all the technical details ;) At least you piqued my interest, I'll just ask chatgpt to explain the general concepts.
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