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by tpm 2y ago
Ctrl-f "class" -> "world-class". Checks out. One thing I will never forget from my short time living in London is how un-insulated the homes there were. Single or thin double-glazed windows, full-brick homes without a
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by tpm 2y ago
I will try to give an example: you find a recipe you like at first glance and try to cook it. It's from East Asia and contains tofu, so you buy tofu, and if you live in Central Europe like me there is good chance the tofu will be compl
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by tpm 2y ago
I've got an Euro-5 gasoline car and never noticed anything like that, also when driving other/newer cars, and my office window is to a small parking lot, and there also isn't anything like that happening (I am very sensitive
784.
by tpm 2y ago
I still don't understand what do you mean. Can you provide an audio/video example?
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by tpm 2y ago
We luckily don't have many of them here and those we do seem to be comparably quiet.
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by tpm 2y ago
I live in the center of an EU capital and there are three main sources of ICE noise: - motorbikes (with modified exhausts or not, at high speeds the engine itself is loud enough to disturb sleep of thousands of people) - 'spo
787.
by tpm 2y ago
Which populations? Because most were ruled by Hungarians.
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by tpm 2y ago
On what basis exactly? Income is taxed where the company (Apple subsidiary) is headquartered, so they would have to prove Apple would have chosen a different country, which is not going to happen.
789.
by tpm 2y ago
No, it's Ireland's money to collect and keep. The taxes don't go to the EU budget.
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by tpm 2y ago
For some issues unanimous agreement is already not needed. For example recently a law was passed in the Council with 20 of 27 votes (only with the help of an Austrian minister against the wish of her government). https://www.dw.c
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by tpm 2y ago
I just tried to enable ETP (had it disabled previously) on x.com and it works, so they must have fixed it.
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by tpm 2y ago
> How would the government even know that a big company is transgressing the rules? By investigating a complaint? From the article: The Dutch DPA started the investigation on Uber after more than 170 French drivers complained...
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by tpm 2y ago
Which EU action? France which arrested Durov is not the EU. The EU can't arrest anyone, only the member states can. Durov was not arrested because of the EU DSA.
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by tpm 2y ago
https://archive.ph/XLzRc
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by tpm 2y ago
Also there is now a physical eurorack module where you can load and play VCV modules. https://modulargrid.net/e/4ms-company-metamodule
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by tpm 2y ago
> I would bet Apple has put more into R&D for iPhones, iPads and iOS And you pay for that when you buy the device. That does not justify paying Apple huge percentage each time when you are paying for an app.
797.
by tpm 2y ago
Well, what about bank accounts then? Can be seized too.
798.
by tpm 2y ago
Yes this is by law but if the employer is willing it's always possible to agree to immediate termination. The law is there to protect both sides in case of disagreements only, does not limit otherwise.
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by tpm 2y ago
If you go down this route, try to hire someone from your provider that knows the current product well from the inside. If there is someone left, of course. At a previous company, when the provider of our software started stagnating, we brou
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by tpm 2y ago
> For example a common union type is number|string So that's like my beloved Perl then.
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by tpm 2y ago
I understand that much, just thinking aloud what problem would that solve in Java.
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by tpm 2y ago
> as you point out it's not so what's the difference except the name? > if we start accepting static analysis tools I'm not talking about static analysis. In today's Java you can write code that does not accept nul
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by tpm 2y ago
Java has type inference. Also if a type alias is just a new name for a existing type, then you can always do something like class MyNewClass extends OldClass {}; (of course it's not just a new name, it's also a new class, b
804.
by tpm 2y ago
> drastically different ways to approach types Exactly. > Partial<T> Looking at that it's just what a default POJO (with nullable properties) already is, so I'd see no need to represent that in Java. Looks cool though
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by tpm 2y ago
That's just an copy-paste of some features, not a comparison with Java which does most of that too.
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by tpm 2y ago
But you need cpus with the highest number of chiplets because the memory controller to chiplet interconnect is the (memory bandwidth) limiting factor there. And those are of course the most expensive ones. And then it's still much slow
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by tpm 2y ago
fp8 quantization should work if that's acceptable?
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by tpm 2y ago
No they don't have a point. They: - could have kicked AV vendors out of kernel space, including themselves, ensuring level playing field (which is the point of EU regulations). But then they couldn't sell their product that'
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by tpm 2y ago
Yes and collective guilt is still wrong. Being a descendant is not a punishable deed, nor should it be. Also many professionals had to leave too.
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by tpm 2y ago
Sorry, but that does not matter. If they did anything illegal, they should be prosecuted by and in the country it happened, but you are presuming collective guilt here. That is always, universally, the wrong thing to do.

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