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by tuukkah 3y ago
>> Almost all of us in Europe have never known anything but this peace > Neither Russia nor Ukraine are members of the EU. Europe != EU Also, explosives from the Russian invasion in Ukraine have hit the territories of two EU co
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Right, that falls under the "stray missiles" category.
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One key point I overlooked on first reading: > [--] I wanted access to Haskell’s list monad in a sloppier language. > I like static types, but only if they’re sufficiently expressive and supported by good inference, and I like not
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by tuukkah 3y ago
I don't know what 1956 felt like in western Europe but the current situation definitely doesn't feel like peace even though the war is not fought in western Europe. The war is at the EU border with stray missiles and overreaching
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Surely you mean this peace that ended when Russia started a full-scale invasion in Ukraine.
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Also, configure "Smallest width" to a high dp value to fit more content on the screen.
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Does it need it to do its job?
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Next question: Why doesn't the query optimizer make this change automatically? The version with DISTINCT is much nicer to write and read.
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A positive new chapter for MariaDB Server(mariadb.org)
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by tuukkah 3y ago
> The vast majority of Finns reading kirjakieli aloud are going to subject it to many of the puhekieli sound changes Then I'll be surprised. After all, that doesn't match the general understanding of Finnish having very shall
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by tuukkah 3y ago
But everyone wouldn't suddenly start using English, that's not feasible. Is everyone in your family fluent in English (my family is not)? In every country, there are people who couldn't adapt and disproportionally so in vulne
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To begin with, the training material is tokenized and one thing the choice of the optimal tokenizer depends on is the source language(s). Consider that in English, the optimal tokenization of "cats" may be "cat" + "
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Ehh, are you as a non-intellectual ready to throw away your first language? Also, think of people whose first language is their only language.
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Regarding orthographic depth, I think you can test your claim by asking people to read aloud some written text (or to write down something that you say). At least in Finnish, I think you will hear the "written standard", that is,
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by tuukkah 3y ago
TL;DR: Causal inference is a complex topic, not a simple tool. How's the ice cream example better than the sugary snacks example given in the article? Here's the part about needing to add more columns to the data: > When deali
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Therapeutic ultrasound in its many forms (non-/focused, low/high intensity, low/high frequency, non-/pulsed) seems to have potential in treating various conditions. The latest I've heard about is research on low-int
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Yes, that's the problem of public domain and BSD-style licenses that's solved by copyleft licenses (GPL, CC BY-SA etc.)
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Microsoft does not use LSP for its own language TypeScript. They have something that works better for VSCode: tsserver. When TypeScript evolves, Microsoft updates tsserver and VSCode as needed. To get the updates to Emacs, someone needs to
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by tuukkah 3y ago
> there's nothing on the horizon We can build more of what we have, such as pumped hydro and EU-wide interconnections. You mentioned the fear that the solutions will cost 5 times more than nuclear. That's not a horrible worst
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It makes it less serious in the north where shortage of electricity would mean freezing indoor temperatures. Heat pumps have reduced the amount of electricity needed (compared to direct electric heating) for heating a house and thus the amo
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We are not stuck and these issues are solvable (as much as they exist): trade of electricity with neighbouring countries, storage etc. For example, a simple thing where Germany could try to follow the Nordic countries is heat pump installat
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Finland now has the opposite problem where the market price is negative at times. Our neighbours (Sweden, Estonia) are not able to import as much as we produce excess on good days. Luckily, more cables are being built and the variably cheap
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by tuukkah 3y ago
What do you mean there's no way out? Some European countries have already stopped using fossil fuels, some are making good progress, in some the progress has recently stalled, some haven't really started yet... Cheap electricity i
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The grid is a natural monopoly, so it doesn't make sense to let private companies control it and a market wouldn't work. Electricity production is not a monopoly and can work well as a market, but there needs to be oversight and r
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by tuukkah 3y ago
41 gCO₂/kWh in 2019 says this goverment report: https://www.gov.scot/publications/climate-change-plan-monito...
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Now that the wind has stopped, it shows 123 gCO₂/kWh.
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Fast RAM is not in the minimum requirements, but I don't remember how 10 FPS compares to Doom.
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There isn't much the compiler can optimize on such a simple CPU as the m68k when the source is simple C or hand-optimized assembler code to begin with.
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Those are probably in public domain because of their age though.
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There is a bridge from any blog to Fediverse called Bridgy Fed that you can use: https://fed.brid.gy/web-site

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