wolfi1

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   by wolfi1 9mo ago

   Remember the times when Windows still had assembly language in its components?
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   by wolfi1 9mo ago

   I know I will be damned for this comment but nevertheless even EVs produce pollution with regard to tire abrasion. Tire abrasion itself is the main contributor to microplastics
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   by wolfi1 9mo ago

   I used the title from WP, from my understanding both spellings are correct
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   Aluminium Air Battery(en.wikipedia.org)

   3 points by wolfi1 9mo ago|2 comments
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   by wolfi1 9mo ago

   simply pressing ALT+F4 didn't do it? (of course you had to click the desktop first)
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   by wolfi1 9mo ago

   negative temperature closely relates to population inversion in physics, one of the key concepts in Lasers, perhaps we are getting closer to laser-llms
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   by wolfi1 9mo ago

   if the PVC is brittle it almost certainly lost its plasticizer, could be that the alkaline eroded it
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   by wolfi1 9mo ago

   if so, all is fine. but if there are other entities using it they need a contract with the utility
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   by wolfi1 9mo ago

   if you don't have a contract with the utility you almost certainly violate the law, at least in Europe, but then again I don't know what the US regulation is
10. 250.▲
    by wolfi1 9mo ago

    I hope so, and that there are no other people using them, exploiting this ability
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    by wolfi1 9mo ago

    in my country this is considered theft and it is punishable by law considered you don't have a contract with the provider
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    by wolfi1 9mo ago

    I guess it's because of the already available packages
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    by wolfi1 9mo ago

    no TV
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    by wolfi1 9mo ago

    that reminds me of an old joke: how doe the postal services make their profit? I don't get it. - Ah, that's easy. How much wieght may letters have? - 20g - And how much weight do the average letters have? - About 6g. - See? That&#
15. 255.▲
    by wolfi1 10mo ago

    fast multiplying for example
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    JShell Tutorial(cr.openjdk.org)

    1 points by wolfi1 10mo ago|0 comments
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    by wolfi1 10mo ago

    I guess they are using it in pulsed mode, continuous mode would be a little bit much power
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    by wolfi1 10mo ago

    how about jshell? it comes with every java distribution
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    by wolfi1 10mo ago

    if you look at the numbers carbon capture will be necessary, but unfortunately CCS is neither very efficient nor very useful at the moment, still CO2 has to be removed from the atmosphere, we can only hope that we will be able to do so in t
20. 260.▲
    by wolfi1 10mo ago

    still, if I remember correctly I had to reserve 6gig of memory so that the jvm could actually start
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    by wolfi1 10mo ago

    Surely you're joking Mr Feynman begins in the 30s and takes us to the 60s IIRC, so one has to take into account, what the mainstream was in those times. But he is against hazing, explaining how traumatized European Jews were hazed and
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    by wolfi1 10mo ago

    I did, it was a Spring Boot fat jar with a NLP, I had to deploy it to the biggest instance AWS could offer, the costs were enormous
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    by wolfi1 10mo ago

    I know this joke since the 90s and one has to assume it's even going way back
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    Efficient anodic hydrogen production using modified copper catalysts(sciencedirect.com)

    2 points by wolfi1 10mo ago|0 comments
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    by wolfi1 10mo ago

    why do people rebase so often? shouldn't it be excluded from the usual workflows as you are losing commit history as well?
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    Low Level Measurements Handbook [pdf](download.tek.com)

    3 points by wolfi1 10mo ago|0 comments
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    by wolfi1 10mo ago

    yeah, but if you would have installed with npm your software, would the postinstall script have been executed?
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    by wolfi1 10mo ago

    hardened images are cool, definitely, but I'm not sure what it actually means? just systems with the latest patches or stricter config rules as well?for example: would any of these images have mitigated or even prevented Shai-Hulud [12
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    by wolfi1 10mo ago

    so what is the take away message? fire only the senior devs cause they cost too much and can't use AI?
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    by wolfi1 10mo ago

    a company, I worked for, had their own endpoint which you can easily introduce in windows, unfortunately every other tls connection which does not use the windows certificate store breaks because of that, so maven, npm et al won't work