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by weberer 3y ago
>It's hilarious (in a way) seeing USians comment on this post. The rest of the world has had contactless payment for at least a decade. Huh? I remember making contactless payments from my Samsung phone in the USA back in 2013 just f
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by weberer 3y ago
>life No impact >society You get to see the northern lights >tech For a G4 storm, there may be some HF radio blackouts and power grid errors. https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/noaa-scales-explanation
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by weberer 3y ago
>Warning continues until 8:00AM EDT That's the current time. Looks like its ending now.
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by weberer 3y ago
What's with these weird, grandiose generalizations I've been seeing about America on this site, based on single data points? Do you realize that other brands and models exist in the USA? Do you realize Tesla is and American compan
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by weberer 4y ago
RUD is more of a joke term than doublespeak. Like FUBAR and SNAFU.
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by weberer 4y ago
>Amoroso’s bakery products can be flash-frozen and shipped worldwide Cool, I didn't know that.
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by weberer 4y ago
Apparently there is 1 Subway restaurant in Vietnam. You can go there to get an idea of what a hoagie roll is. Also make sure the steak is in strips. I ordered a cheesesteak in Helsinki recently and they used cubes of steak. It was weird.
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by weberer 4y ago
>2. There's no direct link to the actual model used, just a reference to GPT-J. It mentions it in the Github README. >Building and running >Download https://huggingface.co/EleutherAI/gpt-j-6b
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by weberer 4y ago
The parent commenter is correct. You're the one mistaken. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russo-Ukrainian_War
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by weberer 4y ago
The Wii U perfected this, but it only worked on its own tablet.
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by weberer 4y ago
>I was beginning to doubt my conclusions and started to think that perhaps the societal nature of crypto is a force in itself. Like religion, if enough people believe in it, it becomes reality to some extent. But now we see that crypto w
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by weberer 4y ago
I'm looking at my electric bill right now, and the price this winter was 34.01 c/kWh. Normally its around 4. This is through HELEN in Helsinki.
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by weberer 4y ago
How about not shutting down all their nuclear plants?
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by weberer 4y ago
That quote is from Newt Gingrich.
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by weberer 4y ago
No recent U.S. President wanted to pull out of NATO. The Clinton campaign falsely claimed that Trump did, but he just wanted other countries to pay the agreed upon 2% commitment. And it looks like it worked. https://www.factcheck
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by weberer 4y ago
>high personal safety (except in case of war) Estonia is a NATO country, so you should be good unless WWIII happens.
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by weberer 4y ago
>SFPD will not arrest them because Boudin refused to prosecute. New DA has not gotten back to me despite repeated attempts. The same is happening in Philadelphia too. Its sad, because the city was on the upswing in the first half of the
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by weberer 4y ago
In Ubuntu, there is a setting to have all security updates happen automatically every day in the background without ever having to bother the user. And its been that way for over a decade. You don't have to be alerted, wait, and restar
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by weberer 4y ago
>[Finland] also spends a sigificant amount to keep bike lanes clear of snow Lol, I wish. They just sprinkle some gravel down over the snow and call it a day. Also, I disagree with the parent comment that a lot of people bike here during
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by weberer 4y ago
Do you have some special winter tires or something? I also live in Helsinki, and would never bike in the winter since every path is packed ice and a thin layer of gravel. I slip enough just walking.
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by weberer 4y ago
Half of the Left Alliance either voted against it or abstained. They're not one of the big 3 parties, but they have enough seats in parliament to have an effect on things. https://yle.fi/a/74-20020423
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by weberer 4y ago
Some phones do. I had a Motorolla G5 Plus a couple years ago, and used it often to listen to the radio on walks.
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by weberer 4y ago
Then standard Firefox with "Enhanced Tracking Protection" set to "Strict" would probably be enough for you.
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by weberer 4y ago
Maybe Sagemaker Studio Lab. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sagemaker/latest/dg/studio-lab.h...
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by weberer 4y ago
The VSCode add-on manager also discriminates against users using VSCodium (The open source build of VSCode without Microsoft's proprietary "telemetry"). They simply will not let you install certain add-ons.
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by weberer 4y ago
They're not banning it just because its AI. They're banning it because it sends sensitive data to Microsoft without the user's consent.
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by weberer 4y ago
Yes, but incandescent bulbs don't need to be cooled at all because they're just tungsten and glass. High powered LEDs require a heat sink to not damage the diode.
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by weberer 4y ago
No big surprise there https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35315542#35316234
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by weberer 4y ago
But that's Family Guy.
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by weberer 4y ago
>This is also making me strongly consider moving off of .net and looking into any alternative I can find for it, which the only real option at this point is probably Kotlin. Even MS themselves moved from their proprietary .NET implementa

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