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by wohlergehen 3y ago
To clear this up, because open Holocaust denial is never OK: Thousands of jews were indeed murdered at Babi Yar, you can find their names online [0]. Paul Blobel [1] was executed at Nuremberg for this. No serious source disputes the killing
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by wohlergehen 7y ago
> It is not exactly clear whether passenger flights are less environmentally friendly than various other options. Driving for long distances can be worse for the environment than flying commercially[0]. There might be some question wheth
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by wohlergehen 8y ago
At least in Germany, this exists [1]. Sorry, but the page is not in English. They target fossil energy, chemical and arms manufacturing industry mostly. You should check if this exists in your country (I can't believe it doesn't)
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by wohlergehen 8y ago
The movement around the Hambach forest is incredibly diverse: it covers die-hard anarchists, protestant and catholic priests and everything in between. There is no need to not partake in a protest just because you suspect you might not do e
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by wohlergehen 8y ago
I live about 50 minutes away from this location. In my opinion it is an absolute atrocity, especially given the recent tragic death. Our politicians are discussing about phasing out coal until December (there is a commission to find suggest
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by wohlergehen 8y ago
I am very sorry, but not mention or discussion of Galileo on this site is complete without a mention of the great ptolemaic smackdown [1]. If you have about 4 hours worth of your time (even in installments) it is deeply recommended. 1: htt
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by wohlergehen 8y ago
In the same sense as your server has an "energy consumption" of 2000W, i.e. 1W <=> 356*24/1000 kWh/a.
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Hot Chips 2018: Tachyum Prodigy CPU Live Blog(anandtech.com)
2 points by wohlergehen 8y ago|0 comments
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LIDL cancels SAP introduction after spending 500M Euro(br.de)
341 points by wohlergehen 8y ago|224 comments
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by wohlergehen 8y ago
IIRC it is mostly so that the passenger's eyes adapt to the outside light level in case of an evacuation.
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by wohlergehen 8y ago
I would be curious if you've done any benchmarks. It would be interesting to know how close this gets to a "naive" and "expert" regular L3 BLAS.
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by wohlergehen 8y ago
If you want just the aesthetics, add just the tiniest bit of turmeric. It dyes like crazy and if you add little it adds nearly no taste.
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by wohlergehen 8y ago
Check out MOMMS [1], which is a Rust library for matrix multiplication algorithms inspired by/based on BLIS. 1: https://github.com/tlrmchlsmth/momms
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by wohlergehen 8y ago
Native Jupyter has the magic %%bash command, so a lot of this should just be possible, i.e. you start a cell with that, and it will invoke bash to execute it. More generally, there is %%script <x>, which executes the cell using <x&
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by wohlergehen 8y ago
It looks really cool, much more usable (IMO) than Inform7, which probably is the grandfather of all CYOA languages.
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by wohlergehen 8y ago
While population development historically is exponential, looking at current societies all over the world indicate that there are ways to significantly reduce the growth: economic development, women's rights and education. In particula
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by wohlergehen 8y ago
Agreed. In the past, media companies that tried to enforce a "link tax" (IIRC in Spain and Germany) were just unlisted from the news feed---and lost a lot of traffic, rendering the whole endeavor moot. I guess they think that if e
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by wohlergehen 8y ago
AFAIK the official website is taler.net. The bad english and the new domain suggest that one should be carefull for some more official confirmation. EDIT: I reached someone from the project on IRC. This is a know scam.
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by wohlergehen 9y ago
IRA = Internet Research Agency for those confused by the title, i.e. the russian "troll" company.
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by wohlergehen 9y ago
Agreed, a "progressive" pricing based on salary would be a good way to address this, e.g. >50k -> 1%, >80k -> 3%, >100k -> 5%, >120k -> 7%.
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by wohlergehen 9y ago
AVX2 introduces vectorized Fused-Multiply-Add, for a 2x boost in linear algebra ops.
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by wohlergehen 9y ago
Does anyone have experience with using dot.tk domains as described in the article?
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by wohlergehen 9y ago
Section 6.4 of the Meltdown paper seems to indicate that the same flaw is present in AMD CPUs, but not easily exploitable. Do you have a different source for that?
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by wohlergehen 9y ago
<Space> navigates through them linearly. The arrow keys navigate (in a way) through the "sections".
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by wohlergehen 9y ago
1) Related to how the EEG is more a subsidy of energy-intense industry rather than regenerative energy, at the expense of the consumer. 2) "Die meisten Stromanbieter halten an ihren aktuellen Preisen fest, und 78 Versorger senken ihre
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by wohlergehen 9y ago
I agree that there is a big issue in the field w.r.t. "unknown unknowns", where more effort needs to be put into making useful knowledge available. However, I do not think that many of these technologies are hard for someone who u
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by wohlergehen 9y ago
So? OP clearly wants a challenge :-)
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by wohlergehen 9y ago
If you enjoyed that, you might also enjoy Dmitry Vasyukov's "Happy People" documentary about the people living in the Siberian taiga. It's on youtube [1]. 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbhPIK-oBvA&am
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by wohlergehen 9y ago
I know I've come across a debugging story that ultimately ended up with the author loading binary data into audacity and hearing/seeing a pattern. Does anyone know what I mean, and has a link, since I can't seem to find it...
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by wohlergehen 9y ago
And judging by Intel's Xeon Phi story, the next iteration from NEC will again be a full processor...

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