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vimy
5mo ago
Engie was lying. They just didn’t want to be in the nuclear business anymore.
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vimy
6mo ago
Export is only a small part of their emissions.
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vimy
7mo ago
They are boxing in China. Taking away China’s oil. First Venezuela. Now Iran. Decoupling from China while taking out China’s allies is the overarching foreign policy.
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9mo ago
Seeking work | iOS / macOS developer | Worldwide | Remote Location: Belgium - No problem to be available for US timezone if needed Technologies: Swift | Objective-C | AppKit | UIKit | SwiftUI | MLX / CoreML If you need a contracto
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vimy
9mo ago
ChatGPT has conversation branches. Or do I misunderstand? Just edit a message and it’s a new branch.
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vimy
10mo ago
Interesting that most of the shows you like are +- 10 years old. From the early Netflix days.
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vimy
1y ago
The US is in fact increasing support right now. Trump lost his patience with Putin. You also underestimate the Chinese support. The war would have been over in 2023 if it wasn't for China. > The discovery of a Russian decoy drone ma
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1y ago
China is actively supporting the Russian army. They don't want Russia to lose. The Russians won't stop in Ukraine. It can't be more clear than this which country is a greater danger to the West. > Chinese Foreign Ministe
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1y ago
EU is building Wero to replace all the national payment systems. It uses sepa under the hood. https://wero-wallet.eu/
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1y ago
For standard credit cards in EU it’s mandatory to pay the full balance every month. And it doesn’t cost anything, there are no interest rates. Not sure how much banks profit on it, if there’s even a profit. I think most banks only offer if
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1y ago
Lol, if you don’t understand we need jobs in Europe this debate has no point. Wow… > The European Union’s chemical sector is facing a series of headwinds that the European Chemical Industry Council, Cefic, says are pushing the industry t
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1y ago
It’s late, my brain has shut down but I can name 2 on top of my head: Steel. Anything chemical. We already lost half our production. :o You should read some financial newspapers. Things are really bad.
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1y ago
Gas price are still twice as high as four years ago. Whole industries are collapsing because electricity is too expensive for factories. Personally, just heating my home has become very expensive. Europe is deindustrializing. Especially Ger
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1y ago
Well, we don't have that capacity.
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1y ago
> In Europe we don't have much fossil fuels, so our "hippiness" is not really a choice. We have plenty of oil and gas (normal and fracking). We have just convinced ourselves its better to leave it in the ground and pay for
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1y ago
Batteries can’t cover a dunkelflaute that lasts weeks. Like what happened last year (or the year before, not really sure).
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vimy
1y ago
A license key is not a login. And a server like that is not a big deal. Source: me, I do this way.
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1y ago
A simple license key and monthly ping to license server (5 usd digital ocean) is enough. Pirates is the cost of doing business. Just ignore them. No need to make this too complicated.
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1y ago
You can just charge subscriptions for local first software. No cloud is irrelevant. Only the value to the user matters.
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1y ago
Let me be more clear. European emissions are down compared to the 90s. By a lot. And yes, taking into account 'exported emissions'. And yet we consume more. Time to rethink what you have been told.
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1y ago
> exporting all our 'emissions' to China A popular narrative but it’s false. Even when we take it into account Europe’s emissions keep dropping. It’s a small % of China’s massive emissions. They produce and consume on a level w
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1y ago
> We wanted something that would talk with us — realistically, in full conversations — and actually help us improve. So we built it ourselves. The app relies on a custom voice AI pipeline combining STT (speech-to-text), TTS (text-to-spee
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1y ago
I’m not sure seeing AI art and thinking scam is a thing. Most people can’t even spot AI art. His website seems fine to me.
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1y ago
Did you change the fan settings? Default is for fans to be quiet. If you go to energy management in settings you can choose “more power” or something instead of automatic. Your Mac will be louder but throttle less.
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2y ago
The humanoid robots will make reindustrialization very cheap.
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2y ago
Marco Rubio said that USAID wasn’t listening to orders. They were a rogue agency. From other things I’ve read it has been an issue for multiple administrations. Watch here: https://x.com/defiantls/status/188853336
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2y ago
French for EU.
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2y ago
It's the most beautiful Mac ever made. I hope they reuse this design one day.
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2y ago
Well done. You have a small typo in the Lemonsqueezy page for team licenses.
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2y ago
> That being said, such a split design may help with improved AI inferencing. Unified memory is the only reason Macs are so coveted right now for local AI. A single 192 gb ram Mac costs less than the equivalent in standalone GPUs.
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