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by zipy124 2mo ago
You mean to say you don't want to climb such classics as "Twatfield Thunderminge" ( https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crags/brimham_rocks-538/t... ). /s
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by zipy124 2mo ago
That is true yes. The interchange fees tend to be the largest component though. The ECB reports that the average transaction cost of debit is 0.44% [1] [1]: https://www.ecb.europa.eu/euro/digital_euro/timeline&#x2F
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by zipy124 2mo ago
Aren't debit transactions capped at 0.2% in the EU and credit 0.3%?
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by zipy124 2mo ago
it seems to be coinciding with teams and other microsoft services having issues would be some indication, but some other non microsoft products are also having a bit of a spike too. NB: I am not OP but just providing some context as to why
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by zipy124 2mo ago
"Energy Minister Chris Bowen said that Australia now has more home batteries than the United States, which has a population 12 times larger." Yes.
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by zipy124 2mo ago
It also basically guarantees they are a accredited investor, meaning there are no general solicitation rules to fall afoul of.
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by zipy124 2mo ago
Basically before if Deutsche bank wanted to pay a Chinese bank, it had to use some intermediary like Bank of China Frankfurt. Now it can settle with the chinese-mainland bank directly.
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by zipy124 2mo ago
So I have to bring a charger when going camping/multi-day hike etc... This is a rather big deal-breaker. I can go up to the glacier for a few days of mountaineering with my Garmin and not worry about it. (the same as if I had an apple
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by zipy124 2mo ago
Is it me or is the map broken as it's blocked by OSM. I get tiles that say: Access blocked ..... osm.wiki/Blocked ?
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by zipy124 2mo ago
Copying my comment from lobste.rs here: I don't think the performance issues here are a result of Django. The author says only 2-3 requests per second (rps). Even in debug mode just using django runserver I can get 60~ rps on my $WORK
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by zipy124 2mo ago
Peer review is actually a surprisingly modern concept. It is not actually a fundamental tenant of science. The scientific method notably doesn't actually include peer review in it's core.
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by zipy124 3mo ago
[removed long ramble to choose a better example] Perhaps let's look at telegram. They have somewhere around 30-40 engineers, and handle most of the issues tackled in this post from i18n, to distributed systems at a large scale. You cou
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by zipy124 3mo ago
Is this true? The best data I could find is that A100 costs are decreasing slightly, H100's have been holding steady and B-series have been increasing?
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by zipy124 3mo ago
I frequently have to restart PyCharm every few days, as it slows so bad that it cannot scroll or type smoothly. This is on a very powerful macbook pro....
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by zipy124 3mo ago
The last point is unfortunately very real in many scenarios in life. It's also the reason why successfully doing something that others can't leads to attacks, since they see your competence as an attack on their ability.
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by zipy124 3mo ago
Isn't this because thunderbird contributions are not ring-fenced but go to mozilla?
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by zipy124 3mo ago
Some is quite the understatement haha!
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by zipy124 3mo ago
Ooooh didn't know it had an update! Thanks for posting.
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by zipy124 3mo ago
Given the large R (Even starlink satellites are far away compared to positional accuracy needed) and probably pretty large angular error, your still talking error of kilometres, though with good optics you may be able to get this down to hu
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by zipy124 3mo ago
Not an expert but I imagine the problem with using vision is the problem of angular error propagation. That is the angle-> distance error problem: linear error≈Rtan(Δθ)≈RΔθ Here linear error is the error in position, R is the distance fr
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by zipy124 3mo ago
This isn't exclusive to the Americans, do Rolls Royce in the UK not use similar methods?
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by zipy124 3mo ago
It does and the key here is that adding the if is akin to avoiding a branch, since getting data then doing something with it is a hidden branch if you already have the data. All this code does is formalise the hidden branch so that it can b
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by zipy124 3mo ago
That was my first reaction too. A perfect fit for a cover image of a story. Also generally when referencing something within an article you want to display a figure before talking about it.
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by zipy124 3mo ago
They argue for both no? Increased armour for logistics, but also the notion that yes, if one good hit destroys your whole stockpile then you would need a 100% success rate defense mechanism which is impossible when you can be overwhelmed by
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by zipy124 3mo ago
For those like me who hadn't heard of this here is Apache's own product description for context: Apache Shiro™ is a powerful and easy-to-use Java security framework that performs authentication, authorization, cryptography, and se
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by zipy124 3mo ago
I'd like to know what their config with pi is like. Is it vanilla, is it oh my pi etc.... This seems like important info.
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by zipy124 3mo ago
I can't say I have a definitive answer, but there is a blog post from 2025 that seems to suggest they haven't yet: https://nosygamer.blogspot.com/2025/05/fanfest-2025-upgradin...
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by zipy124 3mo ago
He has however written about the game before, and been interviewed about it: https://www.yanisvaroufakis.eu/2014/01/30/war-spikes-in-the-...
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by zipy124 3mo ago
They moved away. Details in this blog post: https://evefrontier.com/en/news/moving-into-the-future-upgra...
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by zipy124 3mo ago
They moved away. Details in this blog post: https://evefrontier.com/en/news/moving-into-the-future-upgra...

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