lejalv

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by lejalv 23d ago
Somebody would have to drive the buses and wait the tables. You're making it appear as if immigrants appeared out of thin air to occupy a social position. But the receiving country needs them, because their population is too old, too l
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by lejalv 29d ago
The entire USB-C situation with the Frameworks (I have both the original gen 11 and the AMD 7040) is a massive train wreck. They have clearly given up on fixing it. Only some of my ports work, and not reliably. Th EC controller is a bug fes
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by lejalv 1mo ago
Switzerland lets 45km/h bicycles on bike lanes. The requirements are higher, but boy, do they dart through the city. They seem to make long commutes (or fast shorter ones) appealing to a lot of people.
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by lejalv 1mo ago
Maybe through https://texmacs.org ? It supports handing over beautifully typeset and semantically-structured math to various CAS
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by lejalv 1mo ago
Comparing at similar thinking hasn't much value. You can compare the tiers that have the closest price, that would be more interesting.
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by lejalv 2mo ago
"To preserve them digitally" For whom? is the relevant question
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by lejalv 2mo ago
Don't be so self-centered. Supporting the IRGC to give Trump a presidency-ending war is the rational approach for non-US citizens. Iran has been so far a much more contained risk for them than the US. Here, have a look for what a terro
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by lejalv 2mo ago
Why not defend it? You provide logistical support to US war of aggression, you become a legitimate target? What is this whitewashing of military involvement? (Both for Amazon and Bahrain)
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by lejalv 2mo ago
Survival! Wrong thing! Stay away! Sell cars, that's what you've got to do, at any price.
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by lejalv 2mo ago
Why are you assuming gaussianity?
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by lejalv 2mo ago
US base in a country that allows its use = country is participating in the aggression = legitimate target
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by lejalv 3mo ago
Not in my experience, nobody complained of that during my studies. 74 exams over 5 years ca. 2h long, also 2h long lectures, often without pause, back-to-back with another such lecture (but max 2 in a row)
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by lejalv 3mo ago
Reminder that it's 2026 and batch-mode typesetting seems an oddly low bar for what we can get from a computer. Tree-structured documents in a live (WYSIWYG) typesetter with a programmable editor are possible, as is demonstrated by htt
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by lejalv 3mo ago
What harness, if you don't mind sharing?
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by lejalv 3mo ago
Citation needed.
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by lejalv 3mo ago
I agree about bike lanes in Geneva, they should take the space away from cars. Their success is so phenomenal, that they are carrying more passengers/h in some sections than the much wider street they flank.
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by lejalv 4mo ago
I wish an ambitious approach such as Project Mage had taken off - https://project-mage.org/ It makes me sad that some-mthfka got some but perhaps not enough support and the effort stalled after a few months.
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by lejalv 4mo ago
For the price of all this righteousness you could have provided a reference. Some reference. So that curious bystanders like me can learn from the exchange.
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by lejalv 4mo ago
Unlike you, who drank the wine before writing the comment.
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by lejalv 4mo ago
Thanks, this is a high-signal talk!
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by lejalv 4mo ago
No, I just was curious to know how you found Pi; I've got so much from pi + DS4 pro that I think I am done feeling bad about Anthropic limits. The cost is ridiculous, but I wonder if there's even a lower floor with reasonix or DS4
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by lejalv 4mo ago
Thanks for sharing your experience with reasonix in detail. Have you tried pi? I don't think I am at your level, so I'd welcome some more advanced user's advice.
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by lejalv 4mo ago
Happy to see a tax-evader adolescent Ersatz-toy fall into pieces, hopefully will delay the big ongoing tech-bro op to convert narcissism and tax dues into CO2.
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by lejalv 4mo ago
Only English-sounding names are cool. The terminal state of cultural domination.
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by lejalv 4mo ago
Yes, I don't like the US'* self-congratulation we're the good guys-beacon-of democracy bullshit (The USA, I am fine with the continent of America). And it's for a reason: I am from one of those countries where US-america
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by lejalv 4mo ago
Handing out lessons in democracy from the record-holder country in foreign intervention ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_r... ) had equal civil rights only in the 1960s, pardoned the perpetrat
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by lejalv 4mo ago
I really like the part where Trump has been prevented from pardoning violent rioters that caused deaths in an attempted coup d'état. Super impressive, great democracy.
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by lejalv 4mo ago
Yes, you are wrong, and yes it is xenophobic, and no it won't stop because you are too afraid to fall from your Hollywood-induced exceptionalism. Where were you when ... everything happened? Keywords: Snowden, five eyes, FISA, PRISM,
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by lejalv 4mo ago
> So their strategy now is to try get as much raw content for their inference. You're being "paid", via discount, for your use There is an implicit social contract, and for many it might work out well: We use your data to
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by lejalv 4mo ago
You got me with fair. Gerrymandering, PACs, two-party system, electoral college. Where do we start...

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