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2y ago
This made me smile. I have a very similar configuration. Simple but effective. The only thing that worries me bitrot might get me. Then again, my body will bitrot, too. So no point worrying too much about some random data in some turbulence
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2y ago
Is anyone knowledgeable what would be the best way to block the sound waves? a) Earplugs? b) destructive interference?
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While this might be the thinking of many critical citizens, I would hope that this translates into political and governmental action. This is unfortunately not an automatism. One problem remains if politics decide to scrap the F-35 deal in
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2y ago
I wish the M4 Macbook Air models would have a nano texture display option.
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Fired. > Explanation: Look, being very sick happens, but if your biggest accomplishment of the week is trying to get better, you're not bringing much to the table. We're building the future here, not a sick day recovery club. G
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2y ago
What is the go-to toolbox set these days to make this kind of analysis?
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2y ago
Skype was very useful to call landlines from or two countries e.g. Europe to India. To my knowledge, Whatsapp et al do not fill this niche. Is there another solution that has this functionality?
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2y ago
Well, at least you can re-consinder in April, when the Framework Laptop 12 pre-orders begin. The new 13 inch is out now, though.
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Framework Laptop 12
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Thanks for the answer and reference! > Not sure if that is what you meant by IP here. By IP I meant intellectual property. I was wondering how much designs or specific hardware developments that were essential for the performance boost (
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2y ago
What do you tbink is holding RiscV core design back? Is it the IP situation?
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Interesting! Could you perhaps point me towards the source where I could read up on the state of the art of chip manufacturing and the implications coming from the respective manufacture processes?
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Not if the state can access your super secret containers while you access them with your software. Because state backdoor either in hardware or in OS level
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Similar activity was observed in Poland for a long time. The country was split half-half between the ruling party that strived to deconstruct the democractic institutions and a weak, fragmented left that was unable to win enough votes to re
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2y ago
> I'm in a custody battle to allow shared custody of my daughter. Been there. I wish you all the strength to make the right choices for your daughters sake <3
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Is this a peer reviewed paper? It does not seem to be. At a first glance, the researchgate URI and the way the title was formulated made me think it would be the case.
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You are definitely on point. I naturally made this assumption and thought that to be true until when I wrote my comment today.
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2y ago
There is more to the story than I can tell here, unfortunately, but at least I can write this: During my work for Bentley Motors I was at one of the Geneve Motor Shows in the 2010s. During my stay at the fair, a new (1500 USD) Tata car was
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OK, I am curious now: What kind of hardware would I need to run such a model for a couple of users with decent performance? Where could I get a mapping of token / time vs hardware?
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2y ago
Well, yes. Then again, it can also be the most rewarding, purposeful thing in the life of a female (and male) human, an experience of pain but sheer beauty.
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2y ago
Seconded! Any URI to your PhD?
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Interesting - I guess there is some sort of balance there, given the radical biochemistry that is seen with Mitochondria. “The more [mitochondria] the merrier” …?
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PM me if you will. Been around the ground zero of lab grown meat in the mid in the last decade, and I am curious what is/was happening there.
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2y ago
> mental model mapping IRL human mechanism design into a high-fidelity digital analogy Could you please elaborate what you mean by that?
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That depends. Back in the day, in my research institute, it was common practice to print out the papers that should be read thoroughly - after skimming them on a Laptop screen.
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Hi, out of curiosity: could you share some of that deep value investment analysis - even if it is outdated - or even better, perhaps some of the methodology or heuristics? PM possible (see profile). Cheers!
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3y ago
> I recently developed an oil and gas derivative tool in Rust Sounds cool! Could you elaborate? Would you have a website somewhere? Do you have any contacts details? Cheers!
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While I can’t really objectively comment on the development of the quality of search result over time, one is for sure: the amount of data Google has to process and the amount attempts to influence beforementioned search results have grown
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Merry Christmas back from Europe. :)
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In simple terms, water is more than 20 times more efficient in transferring heat energy than air. The more moisture in the air, the more heat energy transmitting matter there is per volume, the more you feel heat or cold. That is why it can
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