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721.
by tpm 2y ago
> whoever supplied this Polish citizen would be breaching the terms of their US export license or license exception And whoever (if that's an entity trading in the EU) refuses to supply a Polish citizen on the basis of his national
722.
by tpm 2y ago
But he didn't direct all of Twin Peaks episodes and it shows.
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by tpm 2y ago
A 500W amp is probably a class A and can't really be made more efficient. It would still be 500W in 2024. Decades ago there were more efficient setups too, though of course now they sound better and also have lots more features and con
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by tpm 2y ago
Those groups are not anywhere close to wielding power or influencing govs decisions.
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by tpm 2y ago
Immigration is not leftist, it degrades value of labor. It's liberal policy - in the US this is conflated with left, but elsewhere liberal stands for individualist policies, while left is more or less socialist, the exact opposite.
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by tpm 2y ago
Lots of people got into IT-related stuff vaguely because they liked the idea of AI. For a very long time it was only a dream, now it's becoming reality, and I'm pretty sure it's a big part of the excitement. Of course there i
727.
by tpm 2y ago
It will only have 1/40 performance of BH200, so really not enough for training.
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by tpm 2y ago
I only understand this topic a bit because I write software for authorities that do vehicle registrations and in some cases individual approvals (type approvals are done by others) in an EU country. And my takeaway from contact with them is
729.
by tpm 2y ago
Individual approval, not type approval, at least in most of the EU. Type approval is for manufacturers.
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by tpm 2y ago
There are several ways to do that, from Karplus-Strong or FM synthesis all the way to solving differential equations (usually with the finite difference method), the more work is involved the more closed is the resulting product. And it&#x2
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by tpm 2y ago
> Side note: The tendency US and Westernin general to depend on Wunderwaffe tech is quite amusing. Japan too. It's a sign of helplessness and desperation, as much as I would prefer not to see that. They procrastinated and now see th
732.
by tpm 2y ago
Freedom of movement is not the same as Schengen.
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by tpm 2y ago
Stuttgart to Vienna should take much less than the current 6+ hours, but the train network is heavily underinvested compared to alternatives.
734.
by tpm 2y ago
This is fascinating to read, thank you.
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by tpm 2y ago
> There is a little cup that fits right below the grinder, or do you mean something else? I would prefer something that can be sealed. My cheap & not good Delonghi KG89 has a semi-sealed plastic vessel, which is handy when I want to
736.
by tpm 2y ago
Well my wife had one and it exploded (and it was Italian, Bialetti I think), we have several friends with explosions etc. It's of course possible that Italians use it properly and we don't, but I'm not an expert in this topic
737.
by tpm 2y ago
I'm in Central Europe, we don't have Willow here, just Blonde. Anyway I don't drink it often but as you say it's a good reference point. Mostly what would concern me are light and medium Arabica roasts for filtered coffe
738.
by tpm 2y ago
Not really, moka pots are known to explode.
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by tpm 2y ago
> The biggest downside for the grinder is that it doesn’t work with starbucks style oily roasts I have no idea whether my coffee is oily or not. I sometimes buy Starbucks Blonde Roast, is that oily? I would expect a $749 grinder work wit
740.
by tpm 2y ago
> The idea that someone with mental illness cannot make legitimate choice has been around in the legal system for a while There is mental illness and then there is competence, they are related but not the same. Complicating things furthe
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by tpm 2y ago
One thing that could be great for experiments is Eurorack modules. There are I feel about thousand modules for drum patterns - Euclidean (like https://modulargrid.net/e/vpme-de-euclidean-circles-v2- ), but also plenty
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by tpm 2y ago
LLMs don't know what is true (they have no way of knowing that), but they can babble about any topic. OpenCyc contains 'truth'. If they can be meaningfully combined, it could be good. It's the same as using LLM for progr
743.
by tpm 2y ago
Anyway, the success of the rebels is to a degree due to drones, to which Assad's forces didn't have an answer.
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by tpm 2y ago
You failed to establish a causal connection between regulating bike lights and whatever you are on about. Yes Germany is mostly car-centric (I'm not German and don't live there) and the UK is car-centric too, but I'm mostly a
745.
by tpm 2y ago
In any case it's not true, batteries can be used too (I believe the dynamo regulation was true some time ago, but not currently).
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by tpm 2y ago
For example this one (Color: QD-1301T): https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001313812415.html It's not exactly cheap (and probably can be found cheaper elsewhere), but then it's superbright 2400 lumen with 2 set
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by tpm 2y ago
and enforce them
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by tpm 2y ago
That's a failure to regulate, to set the rules and enforce them. Mostly everyone should just adopt the German StVZO rules for bike lights. https://www.bikeradar.com/advice/buyers-guides/stvzo-bike-li...
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by tpm 2y ago
I understand the tradeoff, but it left a segment of the market between pure consumer solutions and pure productivity/server solutions in no mans land.
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by tpm 2y ago
AMD AM5 are also not great at having enough PCIe lanes, hence at most one connected PCIe5 x16 GPU, if you need more it's x8 for 2 GPUs and so on, and that's before we connect fast M2 storage, fast USB4 slots etc. If you need more

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