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by whazor 5y ago
Not true, pre-install a removable box. Preferably this becomes a standard where Google, Amazon, Apple, Nvidia share the same form factor. Now my LG TV from 2020 is missing out functionality, even though the hardware could support it.
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by whazor 5y ago
Didn't ITER offer a lot of research positions and resulted in many papers and books on fusion? Think about all the PhD students that studied there. Sounds like ITER is foundational both in knowledge and in talent for commercial fusion
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by whazor 5y ago
Typo from poster, Tesla model S should be 0.208. Also there should be the double effect, once you improve efficiency with a small step then you get to reduce the battery size which gives less weight and more range. I am looking forward to h
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by whazor 5y ago
In The Netherlands there are companies that will fill in, print, and send cancellation letters for you as a service. They rank very high in Google search.
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by whazor 5y ago
Not impossible, but only if you focus on older generation chips. Next generation chip manufacturing is insanely expensive. EUV was already a moonshot that started in 1997 and is only really usable for production in 2019. Mainly invested by
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by whazor 5y ago
But I completely understand why went with the current direction. I believe they are not replacing the high level narrative, but they are slowing down for making something that resonates emotionally. When producing television, you work with
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by whazor 5y ago
From my enterprise perspective Terraform is cloud agnostic, as you "only" have to once configure the CI/CD pipeline, secret management, and state management. Afterwards you are free to use any cloud you want and have all the
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by whazor 5y ago
Terraform Language server together with VSCode is working quite well.
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by whazor 5y ago
When I say removing cars, I prefer banning them or making it very difficult.
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by whazor 5y ago
Agreed on the shared roads, but in cities it is better to put the cars on pillars. Removing cars from roads does wonders and makes neighborhoods look much nicer. Instead of the pillars you can remove cars from most roads and have limited on
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by whazor 5y ago
For the people who argue that you cannot hear the difference lossless and compressed: I agree, however the issue is that the lossless versions of the music also received more editing from audio engineers. That is what makes Tidal more enjoy
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by whazor 5y ago
With Spark you can indeed run batch jobs on multiple VMs. We are currently working having dynamic allocation and preemption on Kubernetes. This is for us essential for our on premise cluster, as we want fair sharing. But for our cloud GCP j
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by whazor 5y ago
Shampoo, chocolate, and coffee are products where you have expensive brands. Having said that, for all those products with fancy brands I would spend 13 dollars in The Netherlands. For cheapest brands only 6 dollar in total.
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by whazor 5y ago
I would like to see a comparison between this operator and the one from Zalando.
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by whazor 5y ago
Cheaper than Concorde is still very expensive I assume.
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by whazor 5y ago
It would make more sense to use the fossil fuels in ways that are more sustainable.
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by whazor 5y ago
With four times 10Ge, so many cores and memory I can imagine this is perfect for web hosting or virtual machines.
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by whazor 5y ago
Happily having access to GitHub copilot, it very often generates the code that I want. So it saves me from typing and also often saves checking Stack Overflow. I think the libraries/packages you use also play a big influence in how eas
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by whazor 5y ago
I have heard they pay in the higher end of Dutch companies, which is still underwhelming especially compared to FAANG.
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by whazor 5y ago
It really is. The machines are highly sophisticated and downtime is very costly. Code bases are heavily documented and have a bureaucratic process to protect them. ASML does have less crucial software projects that have a more normal proc
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by whazor 5y ago
There are many use cases for hydrogen, the following diagram shows a ladder of competitiveness: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E81j2loXEAYzjo5?format=jpg&name=...
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by whazor 5y ago
I think voice would have a too high error rate, as you are multiplying voice recognition error rate * codex error rate. However, codex/gpt3 could generate intents and that would be quite cool.
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by whazor 5y ago
I wonder if this approach would discriminate against certain voices.
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by whazor 5y ago
I'm sorry but mechanical light switches are certainly not as cheap as ZigBee alternatives. You need to have copper wires running from the switch to the light. If you want to move the button or add another button it takes hours of work.
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by whazor 5y ago
But they also have to fix it otherwise they will risk more fines.
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by whazor 5y ago
I am curious about the results. Having tested copilot, most suggestions are based on existing code in your opened file. Furthermore, most snippets tend to be relatively short, where it feels more like a Stack Overflow answer than existing c
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by whazor 5y ago
I follow Cycling Professor on Twitter @fietsprofessor and also became radicalized against cars. Cars take up too much space, are dangerous, and are inefficient. I believe electric cars will reduce the cost of car ownership and result in eve
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by whazor 5y ago
Netherlands is keen on receiving 'highly skilled migrants', aka tax paying citizens. There is a temporary tax discount for expats called the 30% ruling. But I think the discount is only fair because expats coming to Netherlands di
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by whazor 5y ago
CEO is Dutch and probably has a Dutch entity. Work related immigration is relatively easy for Netherlands, especially compared to USA. Recently the salary requirements have been lowered.
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by whazor 5y ago
I used TSP to optimally stack different types of bowls. I measured all the different pairs of bowls and searched for the shortest route through all the bowls we have. I found that you can split the stacks however you want, I also had an alg

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