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1mo ago
rome2rio.com works reasonably well to at least get an idea where to look up the exact prices and timetables
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1mo ago
> In the months and years after the eruption, average summer temperatures fell 0.6 degrees Celsius (1.1 degrees Fahrenheit) in the non-tropical regions of the Northern Hemisphere. We could surely use that now... We could skip the tsunami
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1mo ago
Ah yes, "just" 485 TWh, equal to all electricity consumption of Germany. Drop in the bucket
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FWIW, I, a real human, have read it and upvoted it, about 5 minutes after starting to read it.
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1mo ago
How is the viscosity at -60?
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2mo ago
I'm not sure if it's going to persuade you but here is an example: https://github.com/uclouvain/openjpeg Basically the only library for reading jp2k data (complicated specs, ask your AI to one shot an impleme
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2mo ago
Other projects get unmaintained with maintainers burnt out by a torrent of vulberability reports
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2mo ago
I think it was 48B for 2026 so they got some growin to do
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Exactly! The reddit link is from a run from one month ago, predicting that the previous heatwave will be 49 degrees. Now we know that it was "just" 43 or so. So we know that this model tends to overestimate the temperature
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Europe's Water
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It will probably be warm but this is from the GFS model that was forecasting 50 degrees during the last heat wave. Apparently, it tends to "overegg temperature projections for Europe in the summer by around 2-2.5c. ... it dries out soi
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Why does everyone involved in this seem so keen to talk about it?
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i feel like lifetime is not the proper timeframe to use. Lots of 80 year olds die from falls. 40 year old dying from a fall is a rarity
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Sorry I wasn't clear. I meant I would expect US government to approach Hetzner EU and say "nice Hetzner US business you got going over here, it would be a shame if got hit by a tax inspection. Businesses make tax mistakes all the
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I dont share your optimism: The US can just say: let us access this one customer or we will ruin your vpcs in the US. What can you do about it? FDE? Can you keep the keys away from Hetzner? How much hacking would they need to do to get them
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2mo ago
... and speed limits
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2mo ago
I'm waiting for this for 7 years already: I'm too lazy to setup proper analytics with 800 "legitimate partners" on my website
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They are not in a disagreement. From the report: SRR is serviced by two instrument approaches, the ILS or LOC RWY 24 and the RNAV (GPS) RWY 24. Both instrument approach plate notes section contain the following statement: “When local altime
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Last discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48779844
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Most security keys ship without a PIN, and websites rarely ask
(notebookcheck.net)
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2mo ago
2-3 weeks is probably an average skewed by burnt out (or seriously sick, cancer) people taking 9 months to get better
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Crucially, Math_Symbol.js that is almost 800KB, not the innocent 1KB one from regenerate-unicode-properties
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Our elevator doesnt stop for people who called it after it started on the way up. It only picks up people on the way down
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For the shirtless guys https://youtu.be/-KLDXy9hR1E?t=82 For half of them going back: TFA
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On some of the videos it looked like a lot of the people came just in swim shorts and without a T-shirt. I can imagine if I was a teenager at the border and an opportunity came to check out Ceuta, I would also jump in. Fits also with the fa
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I've recently been to a planetarium which was pretty cool. It has in theory even better specs: 45 million pixels (8K has 33 million), ~500nits, 60Hz. It did seem to use PWM at very low brightness though https://planetariums-
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Landlocked Cote d'Ivoire is also interesting. Well, I guess it's a coast of some river or something facepalm
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I don't see how having migrations out of the app enforces that. For the rare case when you do rollback the safest thing to do is stop the app, downgrade the db (by running some sql if necessary) and app and rerun it. Not that different
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> Ideally you'd perform your schema migrations separately from your application Why is that the ideal? With SQLite your database is 1:1 connected to your application (meaning there is no other application using that database), it do
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2mo ago
2.5MB RAM, FreeRTOS!
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