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by tobias2014 3y ago
"Tracking ratings variance by release year, we observe an increase in review variability starting in the late 1970s, followed by a precipitous decline in variance starting in the early 2000s." I'm sure there is also some time
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by tobias2014 3y ago
This has been discussed in a blog post there with discussion and context https://lumendatabase.org/blog_entries/notice-in-lumen-revea... see also previous discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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by tobias2014 3y ago
https://ifconfig.me
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by tobias2014 3y ago
Here are some good references on this with actual measurements, see e.g. table 4 on how many discharge cycles you can get out of a certain maximum voltage / charging level: https://batteryuniversity.com/article/bu-
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by tobias2014 3y ago
This is nifty! It might be interesting to interface it with Sponsorblock in the future.
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by tobias2014 3y ago
Right, I can't follow the crumbling argument either. Past peak can simply mean that it stays where it is, a saturation curve.
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by tobias2014 3y ago
But Amazon offers lockers for apartment communities. It's not a public locker, but if something gets shipped to your address it automatically ends up in the locker. This is very convenient, but the fact that it's offered shows how
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by tobias2014 3y ago
It seems to me that Haskell would be a great language for such a thing, ensuring correctness at compile time through the type system, e.g. using the units package https://hackage.haskell.org/package/units https:/
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by tobias2014 3y ago
Thanks to so many breaches at various places I have gotten free identity theft protection from two or three providers for many years meanwhile. I'm just waiting for leaks to happen to the identity theft protection providers, so that I
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by tobias2014 3y ago
Some great photos, but I have to agree, many of these just feel "too photoshopped" to me, too much saturation, too much HDR processing, not natural, almost cartoonish. What does the full res photo give you without any open/fr
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by tobias2014 3y ago
High voltage direct current is the keyword. It is possible. Unfortunately the plans to build a giant solar farm in the Sahara and connect it to Europe never took off (for now). Losses are about 10% per 3000km. See also what the DESERTEC fou
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by tobias2014 3y ago
I'm running self-hosted email, and Gmail users have no problems receiving it (spf, dkim, etc. are all working, I guess I'm also lucky to have used the same IP for a very long time). But what is funny, is that most of the spam I re
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by tobias2014 3y ago
Add Michaels, same story with always 20% off. They even have those coupons to scan at the registers, you just have to mention it.
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by tobias2014 3y ago
German cars not built in Germany, at least that's what I've heard about it.
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by tobias2014 4y ago
reCAPTCHA allows for audio challenges as accessibility fallback. And this has been a loophole for a long time to automatically solve them via google's own speech-to-text API https://github.com/dessant/buster
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by tobias2014 4y ago
Brookhaven National Laboratory is tier 1 for ATLAS: https://www.bnl.gov/atlas/computing.php (also mentioned in your linked PDF)
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by tobias2014 4y ago
How does this compare with Yesod?
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by tobias2014 4y ago
At least for me google search results have degraded drastically over the past years, especially over maybe the last. I haven't used it more than a few times in the past few months. I find brave search to have the original google qualit
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by tobias2014 5y ago
IP67 is as "waterproof" / "immersion proof" as IP68. Both must withstand 1 meter immersion depth up to 30 minutes. The only advantage as far as I can tell is up to the manufaturer "The test depth and duration i
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by tobias2014 5y ago
IP67 is as "waterproof" / "immersion proof" as IP68. Both must withstand 1 meter immersion depth up to 30 minutes. The only advantage as far as I can tell is up to the manufaturer "The test depth and duration i
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by tobias2014 5y ago
The difference is that the LHC is a proton-proton collider, and the proton constituents (partons) that participate in the "hard" collision only have a fraction of the total energy, given by some probability distribution (parton di
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by tobias2014 5y ago
The article says "reasonably DIY-friendly". I think this is an important distinction. Just because the battery has pull tabs doesn't mean that it's easy to get to that point.
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by tobias2014 5y ago
In a sense it is good when people actually check opensource software for security vulnerabilities, and these get fixed, no? There would only be reason of concern if a project shows overall continued sloppiness, but I'm not aware of tha
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by tobias2014 6y ago
Is archive.org then also creeping as a service?
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by tobias2014 6y ago
YaCy is one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YaCy
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Turing Tumble Simulator(jessecrossen.github.io)
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by tobias2014 6y ago
And after getting a new pair of shoes, you brush your teeth with radioactive toothpaste! "Its radioactive radiation increases the defenses of teeth and gums. The cells are loaded with new life energy, the bacteria are hindered in their
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by tobias2014 6y ago
LyX is fantastic. I used it for a long time. At some point I switched to TeXstudio [1], which is no longer WYSIWYG, but a great general LaTeX editor: "Some of the outstanding features of TeXstudio are an integrated pdf viewer with (alm
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by tobias2014 6y ago
Do we know the ReMarkable 2.0 will be just as open as well?
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by tobias2014 6y ago
YaCy is the only one I'm aware of. See https://www.yacy.net/demonstration_tutorial_screenshot/

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