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by tpm 2y ago
> How is it possible that the db contains records with such a vital datum missing? It might not be missing, it also can be unknown and unknowable. There are people with their date of birth not recorded or recorded only approximately. It
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by tpm 2y ago
Naengmyeon is worth trying, not only in NK restaurants.
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by tpm 2y ago
there are and some of them are great
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by tpm 2y ago
> When I buy an iPhone and use iOS, I’m making an active choice to be an Apple user. At the time of the purchase, at best. If Apple changes their tracking after that and you don't agree with it, what will you do, sell the phone?
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by tpm 2y ago
I'm not completely up to date but a few months ago Qwen2-VL (runnable locally) was able to perfectly read text from images. So I'd say you would still need to preprocess that folder to texts to get any reasonable speed for queries
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by tpm 2y ago
Good for you, not so good for the climate, but we get our oil from Putin and I'd rather not to.
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by tpm 2y ago
They have lifelong customers, but those also don't live forever and can change their opinion, and if the carmakers don't adapt, they won't survive. For the last 19 years we have been buying Toyota, but I'm slowly startin
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by tpm 2y ago
For every rule you need someone who would enforce it. So if you first remove all the enforcers, then you can break all the rules and nothing* happens. And they have prepared for this moment for decades. At this moment it would be more surpr
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by tpm 2y ago
should probably be 12.5 kWh / 100 km
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by tpm 2y ago
> All I hear about are the dozens of coal plants China builds each year. I suspect this is partly true and gets repeated a lot, but then nobody follows up with the actual numbers of plants that get built and are producing. I have found
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by tpm 2y ago
It's a plutocratic coup, a takeover of the country by a small group of unelected men. The goal is to own and exercise power without opposition and without any rules.
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by tpm 2y ago
> application server that synchronized state among instances Huge sessions that move frequently (even if the original developers understand this and are disciplined enough, the juniors that continue development of the app are not, so the
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by tpm 2y ago
Presumably Zen 5 cores will also get used in Threadripper and EPYC processors.
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by tpm 2y ago
In the interest of Poe's law: that's not why DPRK has blown up the roads. It's because the current leader does not anticipate any cooperation or reunification with ROK in the future.
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by tpm 2y ago
> the "policing" problem (I think moderation is a better word) I don't, because this also involves deciding who can have an account on your server, once you are federating then you also have to decide who you federate with
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by tpm 2y ago
> and offer them to their own residents as local tax funded service. Its an entirely plausible scenario It sadly isn't, if by this you mean that residents can create their profiles there and use it to post stuff. Because now every c
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by tpm 2y ago
> I'm not sure why we are not all on Mastodon it's similiar content to this site. Mastodon is a nonprofit and a federated network with no single powerful entity marketing and managing it. It does not have enough pull.
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by tpm 2y ago
What lawmaking authority applies equally to people in Mexico City and Ottawa?
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by tpm 2y ago
> Less of a problem with whole spices. Very few people have the ability to properly mill dried red pepper at home. > Local markets are good at sussing this out. Unless it's long-acting toxins. Of which there are many.
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by tpm 2y ago
> You're right–I didn't think about fresh, prepared foods. If only that. What about lead salts added to spices for better color (red pepper, curcuma)? What about all the other billions of ways to cut costs and make food unsafe,
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by tpm 2y ago
Claiming there is no central government for 'billion people' 'in Europe' and then lashing out when someone engages you on the same level is a very positive addition to the discussion.
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by tpm 2y ago
> It isn’t hard to tell if fresh food is safe. You can tell if fresh salad has E. coli by the look of it? Or if fresh eggs contain Salmonella?
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by tpm 2y ago
At least two. In federations like Germany it's three. Plus local administrations.
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by tpm 2y ago
Peugeots are good and if you want something handsome too, there are Alessi Twergi mills designed by Ettore Sottsass with good mechanism too. We only got it a few years ago but I think it will last.
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by tpm 2y ago
This only seems to cover invoicing the public sector, I don't see anything about B2B there. The dashboard mentions, "15 countries introduced obligations for issuing B2G eInvoices". https://ec.europa.eu/digital
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by tpm 2y ago
> But this is a hypothetical situation Let's just say hypothetical situations tend to happen quite often here in CEE. So in the beginning of the 90s, after the fall of communism, the borders were open but old US restrictions on buyi
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by tpm 2y ago
See also for example this: https://www.ecommerce-europe.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/G...
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by tpm 2y ago
It's not a "protected characteristic", protection against discrimination based on nationality or residence is the basis of the Common Market and well tested in the EU courts. That's of course when selling to the consumer
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by tpm 2y ago
That's not what I have written, is it. If a Polish citizen wants to buy a GPU in Germany and is refused on the basis on his nationality or residence, then that's against the law.
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by tpm 2y ago
I'm passing quite often one of these borders supposedly with controls and the cars are waved through by the officers. Even better, if you are passing the border on foot or on a bike, there are no officers to be seen at all. So the cont

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