lyschoening

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by lyschoening 3y ago
There's an account bucket limit, so you'd need to create a huge number of AWS accounts with no immediate benefit.
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by lyschoening 4y ago
> Note that the calculation of Bernoulli numbers can be done in several ways, one of which requires knowing π with good precision This seems to be the catch.
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by lyschoening 4y ago
It's one thing to use a medium that is being abused by malicious actors; it's another to be on a medium that suffers constant drama fostered by an owner and CEO who spends his days vocalizing an imprecise understanding of civil ri
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by lyschoening 4y ago
Negativity aside, the article makes fair arguments against setting expectations for rail speed too high. The thing is, trains do not have to be faster than 300kph/185mph to compete with planes. Modern trains are infinitely more comfort
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by lyschoening 4y ago
Of course going over the handlebars is possible with a cargo bike. The cyclist will hit the cargo area before they hit the pavement, which makes these situations no less dangerous.
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by lyschoening 5y ago
The article highlights JAX as a framework to watch in several places.
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by lyschoening 5y ago
From Wikipedia: > Drinking water, also known as potable water, is water that is safe to drink or use for food preparation. 40-50L per day would seem to about cover one person's essential uses of potable water.
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by lyschoening 5y ago
They will be able to recycle batteries, but that's not where much of their current order volume or materials come from. The article is a word salad that conflates a series of unrelated points.
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by lyschoening 5y ago
The more accurate scenario is one where they drop everything and rapidly switched to synthetic fuels and chemicals from solar, which initially would be prohibitively expensive. Would they do that, they wouldn't sell anything as they wo
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by lyschoening 6y ago
I mean it's one Kubernetes cluster. What could it cost? 300 dollars?
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by lyschoening 6y ago
Who is to say that other vaccines don't have the same side-effect? That could especially be assumed of the other viral vector vaccines, so Johnson & Johnson, Sputnik and CanSino, none of which have received much scrutiny so far. Ev
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by lyschoening 6y ago
The numbers are three healthcare workers out of 120,000 vaccinated in Norway, with one death, so the risk is 1 in 40,000 from what we know. On top of that we can speculate that healthcare workers are more likely to seek treatment than the a
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by lyschoening 6y ago
Other than the oft-mentioned risks of nuclear, it is (1) not as cheap as you think and (2) not straightforward to maintain in a warming environment. 1. Nuclear power is far more expensive than renewables, due to the high costs for construct
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by lyschoening 6y ago
You can provide the reason for your decision. If you routinely evaluate driving tests, you will have based your decision on factors that you have applied without bias. And if you feel so inclined, you can express your understanding to that
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by lyschoening 7y ago
There's an ambition to integrate the huge European market with HVDC lines, which should allow excess capacity to be shared more efficiently.
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by lyschoening 8y ago
I believe the subtext here is that Spain should use this as an opportunity to decide whether they should shift time zones altogether.
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by lyschoening 8y ago
The law says that the fines should be "effective, proportionate and dissuasive". That gives companies ample room to challenge a fine that is way out of proportion to the damages caused to their users.
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by lyschoening 8y ago
The "Genetic Literacy Project" is funded by a right-wing religious foundation that mixes religion and science to advance theological opinions. If you open the original Guardian article, you have to look no further than the third p
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by lyschoening 9y ago
At least watered up chicken has to be labeled in the EU. Battery cages have been banned since 2012.
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by lyschoening 9y ago
Can't comment on the gateway, gRPC for Python is definitely half-baked though. gRPC is great; the tooling is not. Google seems to only be updating whatever parts of gRPC they use internally. Everything else is practically unusable. Whi
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by lyschoening 9y ago
> #PanamaPapers Putin attack was produced by OCCRP which targets Russia & former USSR and was funded by USAID & Soros. https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/717458064324964352?lang...
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by lyschoening 9y ago
Wikileaks is compromised. The source of the leaks is beside the point. Their communications on Twitter over the past year or so leave absolutely no doubt that they are willing to bend the truth to support the Russian agenda. Everything Wiki
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by lyschoening 9y ago
Here in Copenhagen we have a car sharing service called Greenmobility that offers 45 hours of driving for about $190 a month. Electricity, insurance and city-wide parking fees are included and 45 hours a month are sufficient for commuting.
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by lyschoening 9y ago
Is the Zoe sold in the U.S.? The pricing seems similar and it doesn't look too bad.
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by lyschoening 9y ago
We're at ECMAScript 2017 now. The author is one version behind.
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by lyschoening 9y ago
New capacity can be wind and solar, which is getting cheaper than conventional power in a lot of places.
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by lyschoening 9y ago
From my experience, statically typed Python is quite a bit slower to write. It pays off for modules that see a lot of use in the codebase, but typing every bit of code can be a lot of work for little gain.
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by lyschoening 9y ago
The cap, for one, would involve closing the borders, so we're talking about a cap of around 0 of people seeking asylum. A cap on immigration violates human rights law. Children of migrants born in Germany would not get German citizensh
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by lyschoening 9y ago
Nationalist movements regularly combine widely accepted populist left-wing positions with xenophobic ideas (and proceed to disregard the left-wing ones once in power). I live in Denmark; the Danish People's Party here is also very left
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by lyschoening 9y ago
The latest projections have them at 42.4% of the vote vs Labour's 40.1%. They do have 48.5% of the seats because of an unfair system.

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