comrade1234

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by comrade1234 3d ago
It's just a bunch of drama from two American companies trying to lock in their lead via government regulation. Meanwhile I'll just keep using open-weight models.
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by comrade1234 5d ago
Don't you normally have about a kilo (or 500g?) excess as backup energy stored in your muscles and liver(?)? Why would taking a few dozen grams help?
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by comrade1234 5d ago
My wife and I have used electric toothbrushes (sonicare) for years. I used to shop for the best deal and the lifetimes on the brushes was not great - the battery would hold less and less charge to the point you had to charge it daily or som
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by comrade1234 5d ago
Yesterday I saw a full-sized 100% electric Volvo semi-truck here in Zurich. It was owned by Aldi and making a delivery to one of their stores. It was a bit louder than I expected but nevertheless impressive. https://www.aldi-suis
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by comrade1234 6d ago
Why is all this drama coming only from the American companies?
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by comrade1234 6d ago
Every now and then I look through the cables and take out the ones I no longer have hardware for. We have a cargo-tram every couple of months where you can bring things for disposal that don't go to normal garbage or recycling. Suppos
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by comrade1234 7d ago
I never heard of muse the band. I never heard of meta's muse either.
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by comrade1234 7d ago
Im so cool that the only social network I use is hacker News and I don't even use that - I use hckrnews.com!
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by comrade1234 7d ago
Does it really? Or is it that they're all pretty much good enough and so you just go with what's cheapest or what you're used to? For example, in IntelliJ I can switch between maybe a dozen models with a drop-down but the onl
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by comrade1234 7d ago
There are two fields. The second very weak field is acquired over centuries, I assume when the piece is not moved. The primary stronger field is created when it's first formed. I think what you're talking about would orientate the
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by comrade1234 7d ago
One thing I've learned listening to Monocle podcasts is that non-fiction writers have to hustle a lot to be successful. Many of their regular guests are non-fiction writers and they are constantly talking about what conference they jus
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by comrade1234 8d ago
There's a very cool project wrapping up here in Zurich where they built a relief tunnel from the sihl river underground downhill to lake Zurich to handle 500-years floods. One weekend they let people walk the length of the tunnel from
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by comrade1234 8d ago
Technically that's 60L for flushing.
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by comrade1234 8d ago
I'm in Switzerland and hadn't ever experienced a power outage in the 13 years I had been here but when Russia invaded Ukraine there was talk of intermittent rolling blackouts. They never happened but just in case I bought an ups f
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by comrade1234 9d ago
I never liked the idea that programming is an art. When there's a problem that you're trying to solve there's usually only one or two good ways to solve it and hopefully you know one of those approaches. When you start gettin
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by comrade1234 10d ago
How's the presentation? Just imagining it, it would seem that the meet would have a weird color.
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by comrade1234 10d ago
It looks just like a computer a friend of mine had in the 80s.
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by comrade1234 10d ago
I think there's probably more going on than that one chemical. For example, if I don't go jogging for a week and then go for a run my shirt later after it dries smells like urine. I looked up why and it's because urea builds
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by comrade1234 12d ago
Why would you have matlab on an external server? People don't even have a compiler on the server in this situation. Crazy.
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by comrade1234 12d ago
Do you have to have matlab running on your rails server for this to happen?
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by comrade1234 12d ago
First, bonito is not tuna. Second, the reason there is a season for bonito is because of the parasites.
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by comrade1234 13d ago
The example I know of like that is in Zermatt. The children go to school in Visp. They take the train down by themselves and live at school for the week and come back home on the weekend.
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by comrade1234 13d ago
I think around twenty years ago or so I was getting contacted by recruiters so much - like daily - that I decided to hide my LinkedIn account. I logged in but there was no option to make me invisible. So I decided to just delete the account
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by comrade1234 13d ago
Just like if you're a programmer the company paying you owns the work.
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by comrade1234 13d ago
That was just part of her work. She was employee #11 at a now $4.5B biotech company so everyone that early on had to do everything. She worked for Novartis, for booz allen, and others. She usually hired McKinsey consultants for projects but
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by comrade1234 13d ago
My wife's experience is managing teams and has been involved in creating corporate websites using contractors. She doesn't know anything about html at all. She just manages people. She's now working on a biotech start-up pre-
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by comrade1234 13d ago
I live in Zurich. I used to live in Pully, a suburb of Lausanne. It's much more car-centric in the French part. But at the same time our neighborhood had a Pedibus location where children met and walked to school from in a group.
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by comrade1234 13d ago
I'm in Zurich which is far from rural. Not really very homogenous either - it's 50% non-Swiss.
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by comrade1234 13d ago
Here in Switzerland children start walking to school at around 5-years. Parents aren't allowed to bring them to school. If a parent escorts their children to school they'll be told not to. If they keep doing it they'll get a
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by comrade1234 14d ago
It's strict here in Switzerland and from what I've heard similarly in Japan. There really isn't much that can actually be recycled - PET can be but other plastics are incinerated to produce electricity so they have to be sort

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