lrhegeba

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by lrhegeba 1y ago
consider it like this: you are not paying the amount of worked hours but for the expertise to judge, coach and guide the AI and its output according to your wishes. so if the result is good and within time and budget, why would you care?
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by lrhegeba 1y ago
My house also doesnt generate cash flow/interest by itself, must have an intrinsic value of zero. Surprisingly it can be used as collateral for a loan as long as other people assign a (however disputable) value to it. So, of course you
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by lrhegeba 1y ago
It isnt when you look at Q total. Total energy input for all needed support systems versus energy produced. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fusion_energy_gain_factor for more details
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by lrhegeba 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quintessentially_Group would be another one. American Express has a concierge service for their wealthier clients as do most big banks with services for their wealthy clients
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by lrhegeba 1y ago
thanks for "misurable". i'll steal this wonderful combination of miserable and measurable, i see lots of use in devops for it... ;-)
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by lrhegeba 1y ago
I came to the same conclusion. My usual research routine nowadays starts at "what product is used by (semi-)professionals".
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by lrhegeba 2y ago
Am very satisified with https://en.air-q.com/funktionen/air-q-science-option that offers a lot of sensors ( https://en.air-q.com/messwerte ). Good UI, API-accessible and integration in HA works just fine
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by lrhegeba 2y ago
for this requirement i choose to use encrypted sparse files (can be created with the disk manager app) which i store on the icloud. is only of use if you happen to have a laptop with you as mounting them is not supported in iOS
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by lrhegeba 3y ago
NSO is just a strawman for the government of Israel. Surveillance technology is a very successful soft power tool, as the dictators crave its capabilities to stay in power. Pegasus is world class technology, so Israel could score a lot of b
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by lrhegeba 3y ago
i guess which and the number of extensions will have a significant effect on lag
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by lrhegeba 3y ago
I wouldnt be so sure, one can think of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batterygate as an example of a little bit of "bricking"
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by lrhegeba 3y ago
some background regarding the sri lanka fertilizer f**up: https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2022/7/15/23218969/sri-la...
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by lrhegeba 3y ago
if your measure of successful parenting is the 100% compliance with your rules: how can your child learn if every mistake is met with harsh disciplinary measures? how can it learn when every try/misstep isnt met with guidance but a pen
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by lrhegeba 3y ago
loved using blendle, for about 2 years i regularly spent about 50 EUR/m on articles. then the honeymoon phase of blendle and the publishers was over and it became clear the model just wont work. for publishers an article (usually sold
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by lrhegeba 3y ago
i suppose for the same reason you cannot prohibit breathing, it is a biological fact to be considered when drafting regulations. rules without being able to enforce them would show the governing body as weak and clueless, undermining its au
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by lrhegeba 3y ago
please stop spreading unfounded and vicious rumours - or show us some proof.
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by lrhegeba 3y ago
while i agree with your conclusions regarding the probability if a "forever"-plan will be honoured, people are rightfully pissed. and it doesnt matter if people bought on a whim or after extensive research, the company advertised
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
in german "Spelunke" is used for a seedy, shady bar
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
in the short run this system might make sense for some use cases, the future it is not. chainless systems will take over for e-bikes, e.g. https://www.schaeffler-industrial-drives.com/en/news_media/p... First used
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
china can get all mentioned resources (fertilizer, pig iron, food, steel) from their neighbors (esp. russia). no way to cut china off. the days of low-quality are long gone. semiconductors and some other hightech are the only pressure point
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
Then you can decide for your org to not trust them and perhaps use a different certifier. i would welcome them offering such a service instead of having none.
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
would add: * ransomware * cross-border money transfer, in particular from/to authoritarian regimes like china
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
prime example of someone paying dues to his extended network by nudging the narrative of a fellow networker/his parents to a somewhat less damaging vector. next: alan dershowitz. disgusting
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
i asked their support and they acknowledged the removal of PDF-printing, regarding attachment: i didnt mean an attached file but the ability to e.g. save a secure note as an attachment. my fault for using bad english. your remark that you c
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
I also use 1PW and agree it is a good choice. I would be cautious with saving too much information and files (documents, keyfiles etc) in it. With their latest update to v8 they removed the ability to print as PDF or save an attachment, so
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
"deprecated DNA" seems a good fit ;-)
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
Au contraire, see 96% of apple users who decided they do not want to be tracked if given the choice. You still may be right about apples behaviour later on, who knows, but your 99% feels somewhat, lets say, unsubstantiated
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
For non-US citizens the US constitution also has no relevance. Thus for non-US citizens it makes no real difference
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
the groundworks, at least partially, happen as you typed this: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-01627-2
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
2 x 3 years would be 6 years. 1950 to 2022 are 72 years. So 6 years of 72 years would be 8,3 percent. YMMV if this can be considered rare

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