Ringz

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by Ringz 9d ago
Are the AI generated backgrounds as lightweight as the first two? If not, I prefer the lighter version over the generated ones.
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by Ringz 23d ago
Maybe you missed deepseek v4 Pro. Try it in minimal mode, where it gets up to around Kimi or Opus level.
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by Ringz 23d ago
The price difference to Deepseek models (deepseek-v4-flash, deepseek-v4-pro and deepseek-v4-flash-vision-exp) is still significant while the performance difference is not.
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by Ringz 3mo ago
Why not London/UK?
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by Ringz 3mo ago
Whats the difference between LS and LuLu. I have an old LS license and after I switched to LuLu I didn’t miss anything.
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by Ringz 4mo ago
https://archive.is/KxRaw
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by Ringz 4mo ago
I once took a didgeridoo course and played for quite a while after that. One weekend of 2×3 hours of didgeridoo playing, and my nose was incredibly clear. Like never before and never again since. By the way, you can practice circular breath
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by Ringz 4mo ago
Ente Auth is a good alter. Works perfect for me.
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by Ringz 4mo ago
That’s exactly how I think, too. But at the same time, I like indentation in Python, because I would logically indent in every other language as well. In fact, I find all those semicolons and similar things at the end of each line completel
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by Ringz 4mo ago
Good catch! Thanks for that study!
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by Ringz 4mo ago
Uranium mines will become a problem if every country tries to make 25% of electricity with nuclear. Electrification of primary energy might even need more nuclear according to some pro nuclear people. Many forget that while there is plent
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by Ringz 4mo ago
Again. Show us some peer reviewed studies for your claims. A simple search will show you that, according to dozens or hundreds of peer reviewed studies, research and real world examples, a 100% renewable energy solution is feasible.
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by Ringz 4mo ago
The alternative is only renewables. And we don’t have to stop all industries for it. Show us some evidence based and peer reviewed studies for your claims. Repeating the same old and scientifically unproved claims doesn’t help.
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by Ringz 4mo ago
And don’t forget they will get more expensive over time.
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by Ringz 4mo ago
They are not on track. From https://www.worldnuclearreport.org/World-Nuclear-Industry-St... > According to the China Nuclear Energy Association, despite higher output, nuclear’s share of China’s total electricity product
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by Ringz 4mo ago
Looking at * all* my external drives now... that would be great.
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by Ringz 4mo ago
I usually try to explain it like this: “Single writer” is rarely a real problem, because a writer is not slow. It writes exclusively, but very quickly. "Batch writer pattern" is a good idea to get rid of expensive commits.
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by Ringz 4mo ago
still not avalable in germany
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by Ringz 5mo ago
Around 40000 and a real name with 4 digits. Thought I was late.
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by Ringz 5mo ago
Is it available only in the US? Right now it’s not available in Germany. Maybe it (AppStore)takes time?
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Peter Vogel's Fairlight Audio Archives(anerd.com)
1 points by Ringz 5mo ago|1 comments
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by Ringz 5mo ago
Here is a collection of audio material including Fairlight demos, radio interviews and CMI pieces from the eighties. There are even a couple of recordings from the Fairlight CMI's predecessor, the Qasar M8, designed by Tony Furse. The
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Peter Vogel's personal Fairlight picture gallery(anerd.com)
2 points by Ringz 5mo ago|0 comments
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Peter Vogel's Limestone House(anerd.com)
1 points by Ringz 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Ringz 5mo ago
Extremely interesting and also humorously written. Considering that Firefox once changed its plugin system to become more secure, you can still cause quite a lot of damage with plugins. By now I get by with very few plugins. I think everyon
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by Ringz 5mo ago
No. In Germany, rooftop solar is usually economically attractive, not prohibitively expensive. Especially on a decent roof and if you use a fair share of the power yourself. Verbraucherzentrale(1) says PV systems for private homes are “usua
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by Ringz 5mo ago
I tried for a long time to work with Thunderbird, but what kept bothering me was that I couldn’t simply define keyboard shortcuts. In the end, I landed on AERC and created my own extreme Vim-style keyboard configuration (the idea is to look
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by Ringz 5mo ago
Building nuclear power plants still takes the longest. Especially if you want to produce the same amount of energy that will be needed in the coming years. Currently, nuclear power plants supply about 9% of the electrical energy used worldw
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by Ringz 5mo ago
Nuclear power plants produce CO₂ emissions. The only point at which they do not emit CO₂ is the electricity generation itself. Everything that happens before and after produces CO₂. The amount of CO₂ is debatable, even the major meta-studie
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by Ringz 5mo ago
You can install solar panels over areas that are already developed — rooftops (lol), parking garages, highways, and so on. Some agricultural land even benefits from being covered by solar panels. This has great potential and was first resea

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