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by yread 10mo ago
That is awesome. In my domain, images (TIFFs usually) are up to 1m x 1m pixels and scaling usually goes 4x so that if you need 2x scaling you can just read 4 times as many tiles from the higher resolution level and downscale. With 8x scalin
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by yread 10mo ago
One important thing the article omits is that there is threshold under which you don't pay anything in box 3. If you own less than 57.000 eur (or 114k for a family) you don't pay this tax.
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by yread 11mo ago
The only practical way to work with such large images is if they are tiled and pyramidal anyway
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by yread 11mo ago
So even if the datacenter expelled pure H2O it would still be a problem by increasing the hydraulic head and speeding up the spread of the agricultural runoff polluted water that already was in groundwater?
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by yread 11mo ago
Apparently, none of the methods used in normal water purification remove nitrates: https://www.freshwatersystems.com/blogs/blog/how-to-remove-n...
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by yread 11mo ago
From a comment on avherald: "Had the same problem with low power CMOS 3 transistor memory cells used in implantable defibrillators in the 1990s. Needed software detection and correction upgrade for implanted devices, and radiation hard
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by yread 11mo ago
Or a replacement for Access
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by yread 11mo ago
The trick with EF Core is to let it do the simple stuff and if you need anything more complicated than .Include write the query yourself.
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by yread 11mo ago
What a strange video. Showing full faces of not just the 17 year old guy who was asking for naughty pictures of 15 year olds but for some reason also his father and brother. And they talk to him without a lawyer present? And all this is pub
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by yread 11mo ago
Absolutely. Massive stories were passed on for thousands of year by word of mouth only - all kinds of creation myths. Even Odyssey was oral only for like 300 years, 15 generations!
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by yread 11mo ago
I feel it sometimes tries to be overly correct. Like using BigInts when working with offsets in big files in javascript. My files are big but not 53bits of mantissa big. And no file APIs work with bigints. This was from Gemini 3 thinking bt
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by yread 11mo ago
Police in Germany regularly pulls regular coach service aside to some warehouse and searches in detail everyone's posessions on them. It tends to happen close to borders but not necessarily. It happened to me close to xmas in 2008, peo
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by yread 11mo ago
Sure, that would be more than enough for what I need! Thanks!
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by yread 11mo ago
I went through a similar quest recently and I was a bit disappointed there isn't an easy way to convert markdown to pdf (without going through html and puppeteer). It sounds easy, right? I still get flashbacks of having to write a prog
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by yread 11mo ago
Why are they recommending SSLHonorCipherOrder Off ?
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by yread 11mo ago
Interesting video. "Poet" shooting at a city with another "poet" Karadzic. Curious that they speak English, wasn't Russian taught at schools in Yugoslavia? And Karadzic's command post being a cable car.
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by yread 11mo ago
I use New Relic and I'm not sure I would recommend it. Sure it was easy to install on all the server but now I keep getting alerts every months (on like the 2nd day) that I ran out of some "quota" of 100GB. I thought that&#x2
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by yread 11mo ago
> shoddy construction Just today there was a newsletter from Construction Physics about Strap Rail. Literally wooden rails with a iron plate strapped on top put in the mud. Only in the US, 10 times cheaper. But more expensive to maintain
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by yread 11mo ago
Young ones can readily replace spinach
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by yread 11mo ago
Not without grumbling though. Recently the cost reached 1 billion euro/year and it drove quite some discussion
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by yread 11mo ago
But most of these variations were part of the spec (endianness with II or MM, later magic 43 for bigTIFF 64bit extension). I work with tiff and tiff-derived formats in digital microscopy where its very much not historical. And the alternati
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by yread 11mo ago
To be fair, RAM was way too cheap. I got 128GB for a laptop for 300eur. That's ridiculous. Now it's much more reasonable 720 eur (and sold out)
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by yread 11mo ago
Note that in the 90s EUV was about as mature as fusion that's to say not at all. Not many people believed it could be actually used to make CPUs
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by yread 1y ago
I'm a bit confused. The point of this article is that the author used .NET Interceptors and TagWith to somehow tag his EF Core operations so that they make their own busy_timeout (which EF Core devs think is not necessary https:&#x2F
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by yread 1y ago
Sounds like it was a lot more serious for the water than for the worker
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by yread 1y ago
Indeed, writing this on a laptop with Linux that cant sleep and gets random crashes with blinking caps lock about once a week. Whether its Realtek ethernet adapter can run at its nominal 5gbps on a 6.14+ or <6.10 kernel without CPU soft
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by yread 1y ago
Nautilus has similar articles with bit low reader requirements. And nice art too
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by yread 1y ago
Or biopsy goes fine, turns benign but something malignant grows from the scar tissue from the biopsy
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by yread 1y ago
I have a ubiquiti 30w poe+ injector that somehow doesnt provide enough power for 20W aruba AP. When I plug it in a 120W switch it works unless the cable gets too twisted or something. I vote not awesome
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by yread 1y ago
That is nothing compared to how good i feel about not using containers at all.

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