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A New Label for AI-Generated Artist Identities on Spotify(newsroom.spotify.com)
1 points by clmul 1mo ago|0 comments
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Mir Books – Books from the Soviet Era(mirtitles.org)
183 points by clmul 3mo ago|92 comments
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by clmul 3mo ago
Look for books from "Mir publishers", there are some nice soviet books. https://mirtitles.org/tag/mathematics/
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by clmul 3mo ago
Paying with credit card gives you at least some leverage when a merchant doesn't hold their end of the deal. Good luck getting your money back with iDEAL (it's not possible right now).
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by clmul 4mo ago
As someone also working on CAD in their spare time, also tried the hosted app. I get the feeling that this is made by someone who has never opened a (professional) CAD app at all. It feels like a mix between a tool like blender and CSG-styl
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by clmul 1y ago
People in the Netherlands are usually not at all proud of their cuisine, but the cheese is definitely a nice aspect (as someone who eats the >1 year ripened stuff almost daily) Although for me some of the French cheeses are the best. Jus
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by clmul 2y ago
It seems like the advice is primarily relevant if you are already very talkative and/or complaining too much about everything wrong. In that case, it will not hurt to take a step back sometimes: this is also leadership.
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Real Programmers Don't Use Pascal(ecb.torontomu.ca)
2 points by clmul 2y ago|1 comments
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by clmul 2y ago
This is what I could see with my camera in the east of the Netherlands, and even with the naked eye I could easily see some red at times: https://imgur.com/a/kloWEOl
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by clmul 2y ago
Around 1 AM at night this was the view in the east of the Netherlands: https://imgur.com/a/kloWEOl With the naked eye I could see moving bright "clouds", and sometimes see streaks of red inside them. After 1:
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by clmul 2y ago
In the east of the Netherlands I was seeing something similar to what you describe, but when particularly active I also saw a reddish glow in places. This is a timelapse I made around the same time: https://imgur.com/a/
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Alan Kay – Doing with Images Makes Symbols: Communicating with Computers(archive.org)
1 points by clmul 3y ago|0 comments
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by clmul 4y ago
Well, if you produce crops instead of livestock, you are not emitting any nitrogen compounds so would in theory be totally unaffected by regulation.
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by clmul 4y ago
The "local nature" (barely anything left), has already been sacrificed for decades to this. For example, a large drop in insect populations has been recorded, likely because of intensive farming practices. So continuing to do this
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by clmul 4y ago
Even with the proposed reduction in the amount of farm animals the Netherlands will still produce more than enough meat and milk to meet domestic demand, and the reason that construction can't continue is precisely the excess nitrogen
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by clmul 4y ago
The reduction in farm animals isn't going to happen within a year (there are not even very concrete plans yet), this will likely be a very long process.
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by clmul 4y ago
The Netherlands simply has too many farm animals and overfertilization has been a problem for decades. This is especially visible on this map from 2011 [1]. The overfertilization will lead to biodiversity loss, as plants that prefer nutrien
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by clmul 4y ago
I have a similar experience with stainless steel pans. We use them for everything (also eggs, which people seem to find especially hard on the internet). After getting used to the pans (especially cooking on the right temperature), I just d
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Appeal by Astronomers (on the effect of satellite clusters on astronomy)(astronomersappeal.wordpress.com)
1 points by clmul 6y ago|0 comments
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by clmul 6y ago
Given that because of quarantine measures a lot of people have little or no work to do at the moment, that might be a potential source of farm labor (which is mostly unskilled labor anyways)?
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by clmul 6y ago
In the Netherlands, soon after the first measures were put in place, they decided to open up the wholesale stores to private persons (normally, by law, only businesses are allowed to use these). I have no idea how many people actually go th
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Personal Observations on Reliability of the Space Shuttle by R. P. Feynman(history.nasa.gov)
1 points by clmul 7y ago|0 comments
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Physically Based Rendering: From Theory to Implementation(pbr-book.org)
2 points by clmul 7y ago|0 comments
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by clmul 7y ago
Physically Based Rendering is basically a complete guide to building a modern physically based rendering engine (it even won an Academy Award) https://pbrt.org/
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Amsterdam Airbnb Rules in Violation of Housing Act: Council of State(nltimes.nl)
1 points by clmul 7y ago|0 comments
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by clmul 7y ago
Makes me wonder at what point they will sell your input (keyboard) history... There's technically nothing stopping them from it, if they have access to all this other information.
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by clmul 7y ago
Unfortunately, I can still reproduce it when the mouse is disconnected completely (tried it in the past as my first guess)
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by clmul 7y ago
I have a similar issue with my desktop computer: when I suspend or hibernate it, it sometimes wakes up again when I'm standing, getting up from my chair or leaving the room. This also occasionally happens (when hibernated) after I have
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by clmul 7y ago
Assuming the dirt weighs about 2 tons per cubic meter, this corresponds to 58 kg/m^2 / 2000 kg/m^3 =~ 0.03 m, so it seems like the gp just used the incorrect unit.
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by clmul 7y ago
The amount of important work in modern astronomy that is satellite based is limited, as pointed out elsewhere on this thread.

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