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by wazoox 4y ago
Doesn't work on Firefox Linux for me either ( error is Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: AudioContext.createMediaStreamSource: Connecting AudioNodes from AudioContexts with different sample-rate is currently not supported. index-0d
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by wazoox 4y ago
A typical land-based wind turbine has a yield of about 25 to 30%, i.e. it produces about 25 to 30% of its maximum theoretical capacity. A typical offshore turbine produces 45 to 65% of the time (the bigger turbine, the better). So installin
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by wazoox 4y ago
You could use Pop_OS, which is an Ubuntu derivative with flatpak instead of snap.
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by wazoox 4y ago
Unfortunately they are also proprietary, spyware-laden devices, that cease to be updated for no good reason after 5 years.
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by wazoox 4y ago
No he said it while talking about the book, but I don't think it's in the book.
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by wazoox 4y ago
" You'll own nothing, and you'll be happy about it ". Klaus Schwab, head of the WEF, in the book "The Great Reset".
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by wazoox 4y ago
Interestingly, when asking questions in French or Spanish, it replies accordingly but in English. > Est-ce que le langage Go est plus utilisé que Rust? Yes, Go is more widely used than Rust. According to Stack Overflow's 2020 Develo
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by wazoox 4y ago
This isn't a correct description of the events that lead to the crash. It didn't even mention the iced Pitot tubes.
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by wazoox 4y ago
Fluxus is great. Visit their French museum someday: https://en.fondationdudoute.fr/
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A "fatal error" in a totally unjustified and illegal war of aggression.
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by wazoox 4y ago
Better not drop this on your foot...
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by wazoox 4y ago
And in EU, the French government just announced that it will "strongly oppose" forbidding deep ocean scrubbing nets in "protected areas" (which are therefore totally unprotected). They look like caricature villains from
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by wazoox 4y ago
That's probable, but what about inflation? :)
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by wazoox 4y ago
My 2 cents: Banks are required by Bale III rules to guarantee the money they lend with a proportional amount in proper assets. Those assets are mostly US treasury bonds (for US banks; EU bonds for EU banks, etc). Treasury bonds from the pas
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by wazoox 4y ago
The problem with scenarios is that every resource is entangled with many others and that evolution of each one is wildly non-linear. Example : copper availability depends upon energy availability. However sustainable energy deployment depen
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by wazoox 4y ago
Once in 1991 I left some cooked rice in a pot in the kitchen. The next day, it was covered with a bright violet slime. I don't know what it was, but I still remember it vividly (as the colour was).
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by wazoox 4y ago
Maybe you had a bad drive or something? I didn't even stored them in very good conditions...
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In my experience old HDD floppies work quite fine really. But the ones made after 2000 failed en masse .
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by wazoox 4y ago
Actually late floppies from the early 00s are terrible, but old floppies from the 80s and early 90s are nearly indestructible. I have a huge pile of floppies from 1988 to 1992 and they all work. Even HDD ones formatted as FDD, though it&#x2
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by wazoox 4y ago
The shared memory architecture came directly from the SGI O2 in 1996. The O2 had dynamic sharing, but it was impossible to make it work in Windows. O2 dynamic memory sharing allowed things impossible on all other machines with its infinite
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by wazoox 4y ago
Yeah, they were really interesting machines but there were lots of weird technical choices : the non-PC EPROM that made them incompatible with any other OS than a special release of Windows 2000, the 3.3V PCI slots (at the time incompatible
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by wazoox 4y ago
Holy cow I found a nest of Microsoft fans. From your link: > By 1999 it was clear that Microsoft had no intention of delivering Low Level; although officially working on it, almost no resources were dedicated to actually producing code.
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by wazoox 4y ago
Yup, remember when they "teamed up" with SGI to create "Farenheit"? Embrace, extend, extinguish...
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French Senate also announced it will reject this directive. https://www.nextinpact.com/article/71087/le-senat-propose-re...
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by wazoox 4y ago
La Poste in France went to Ligier for its 3-wheelers: https://www.ligier.fr/product/pulse-3/
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by wazoox 4y ago
Here you go: Dubbed videos (mostly English but also Russian and maybe other languages): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMDQXkItOZ4JcKrdHyRaA... Videos with English subtitles: https://www.youtube.com/
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Some of his conferences and courses (in particular the École des Mines 20h course) are available with English subtitles.
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by wazoox 4y ago
That's not exactly true. What you describe is a Markov chain, not LLM. The LLMs use neural networks to extract information from the language itself, and make decisions based on this stored model. The model is built from the language, n
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The energy transition delusion: inescapable mineral realities(youtube.com)
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by wazoox 4y ago
It actually worked decently once I used wired networking. Probably gobbles up bandwidth, typical Microsoft :D The main problem is that randomly, Teams invite end in some "an unkown error occurred" and when this happens there'

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