As I understand it's mostly because it doesn't matter. It's not a standalone law, it's an amendment to the budget. Budget that has close to 0 chance to pass. I believe they did the same thing last year. Everyone did…
Huh, all the time? We were asked to migrate from Zoom to Teams recently. We have to use git and GitHub. Recently, there's a mandate to migrate from Jenkins to GitHub Actions. We have to use Windows or Mac, no Linux. We…
I believe the car market is very depressed in the summer months, especially August, so a good chunk of it is probably simply people buy more cars in September than in August. Proportion would be more interesting. See…
Yes, the GP was referring about Swiss German. Not sure if it's used in all the dialects, but at least Züritüütsch uses it. But you're right it's most likely a much more recent import from French, just like "velo",…
The question is not about solar or not, it's about what amount makes sense in a given place at a given time. Sunny places close to the equator can probably go 90%+ from solar + batteries. Somewhere like Europe will have…
On average. That doesn't mean there aren't sunny weeks where you get a lot more, and dark weeks where you get less. For instance if you get snow, output is pretty much 0 unless you clean them. I believe there were 7-10…
It's definitely a better approach. I was just checking what the models were capable of with a simple one off approach. And honestly, it mostly did what I required, which was the texture work. The rest didn't really…
Fwiw, I'm currently having an house built, and I was asked to choose the colour of the garage door. I tried giving AI all the plans, descriptions, 2D artist renders, and pictures of the house under construction so that…
I believe the argument was that for some people, switching stocks into cash actually do change the wealth, because they own such a large % they are meaningfully moving the market by selling (the "paper money" argument).…
AI auditing of dependency updates will mostly likely come soon (if it's not already there), and should mitigate the most obvious cases at least. (By this I mean integrated in something like dependabot, not just some…
Well, if the first increment is 100%, you only need 50% the next time to get the same absolute increase as the first time. And then 33%, and so on. That's how I read it at least.
That works for artifacts, but there's no easy solutions for all the security tools that relies on pulling up to date external databases. Databases that are out of your control and often down in my experience.
For what it's worth, at my workplace AI has uncovered quite a few issues that have been there for a decade or two and survived countless rounds of careful reviews, external security analysis, pen testing and so forth…
What makes large scale solar no longer profitable? Distribution costs have outpaced the efficiency gains of the large scale installation?
> People like to save 3 cents on their monthly internet bill It's rarely 0.03 though in my experience. More like 10 a month or even more between the cheap options with bad support and the better ones. Even if you have…
I love how they clarify that it is used.
I agree, but it's also a lot easier to promise a silver bullet to everything than to propose improvements to the actual, hard problems. Yes infrastructure are strained, but it's not like nothing is being done. It's just…
As a non American, I have to admit a lot of things sounds very weird to me, especially on the "mortgage loan fees" part. In particular, the title part sounds horrible (and expensive). As far as I know, over here it's…
It's also annoying you cannot delete the attachments whilst keeping the text of the email. It's all or nothing.
I doubt someone manually went and flagged all the accounts as invalid suddenly or whatever and that was their goal. By a bug I mean some kind of automated action that did not produce the expected outcome. Also because,…
Apparently it's quite widespread, so I would assume a bug on their side. That's what support seemed to imply at least. We're still blocked at my company for one month+ now.
Usually the luxury part is not the price of the car, it's the associated costs, especially parking. Coupled to the fact that you don't actually need the car (and it's probably a hassle for day to day life, so you only…
From experience with Microsoft (paid) support (after doing 5 tickets because it's never the right team and apparently moving tickets internally is for losers), they will ask for proof of the reproduction. And they will…
I believe the standard is 4h of storage.
I haven't tried it, but someone at work suggested using voice input for this because it's so much easier to add details and constraints. I can certainly believe it, but I hate voice interfaces, especially if I'm in an…
As I understand it's mostly because it doesn't matter. It's not a standalone law, it's an amendment to the budget. Budget that has close to 0 chance to pass. I believe they did the same thing last year. Everyone did…
Huh, all the time? We were asked to migrate from Zoom to Teams recently. We have to use git and GitHub. Recently, there's a mandate to migrate from Jenkins to GitHub Actions. We have to use Windows or Mac, no Linux. We…
I believe the car market is very depressed in the summer months, especially August, so a good chunk of it is probably simply people buy more cars in September than in August. Proportion would be more interesting. See…
Yes, the GP was referring about Swiss German. Not sure if it's used in all the dialects, but at least Züritüütsch uses it. But you're right it's most likely a much more recent import from French, just like "velo",…
The question is not about solar or not, it's about what amount makes sense in a given place at a given time. Sunny places close to the equator can probably go 90%+ from solar + batteries. Somewhere like Europe will have…
On average. That doesn't mean there aren't sunny weeks where you get a lot more, and dark weeks where you get less. For instance if you get snow, output is pretty much 0 unless you clean them. I believe there were 7-10…
It's definitely a better approach. I was just checking what the models were capable of with a simple one off approach. And honestly, it mostly did what I required, which was the texture work. The rest didn't really…
Fwiw, I'm currently having an house built, and I was asked to choose the colour of the garage door. I tried giving AI all the plans, descriptions, 2D artist renders, and pictures of the house under construction so that…
I believe the argument was that for some people, switching stocks into cash actually do change the wealth, because they own such a large % they are meaningfully moving the market by selling (the "paper money" argument).…
AI auditing of dependency updates will mostly likely come soon (if it's not already there), and should mitigate the most obvious cases at least. (By this I mean integrated in something like dependabot, not just some…
Well, if the first increment is 100%, you only need 50% the next time to get the same absolute increase as the first time. And then 33%, and so on. That's how I read it at least.
That works for artifacts, but there's no easy solutions for all the security tools that relies on pulling up to date external databases. Databases that are out of your control and often down in my experience.
For what it's worth, at my workplace AI has uncovered quite a few issues that have been there for a decade or two and survived countless rounds of careful reviews, external security analysis, pen testing and so forth…
What makes large scale solar no longer profitable? Distribution costs have outpaced the efficiency gains of the large scale installation?
> People like to save 3 cents on their monthly internet bill It's rarely 0.03 though in my experience. More like 10 a month or even more between the cheap options with bad support and the better ones. Even if you have…
I love how they clarify that it is used.
I agree, but it's also a lot easier to promise a silver bullet to everything than to propose improvements to the actual, hard problems. Yes infrastructure are strained, but it's not like nothing is being done. It's just…
As a non American, I have to admit a lot of things sounds very weird to me, especially on the "mortgage loan fees" part. In particular, the title part sounds horrible (and expensive). As far as I know, over here it's…
It's also annoying you cannot delete the attachments whilst keeping the text of the email. It's all or nothing.
I doubt someone manually went and flagged all the accounts as invalid suddenly or whatever and that was their goal. By a bug I mean some kind of automated action that did not produce the expected outcome. Also because,…
Apparently it's quite widespread, so I would assume a bug on their side. That's what support seemed to imply at least. We're still blocked at my company for one month+ now.
Usually the luxury part is not the price of the car, it's the associated costs, especially parking. Coupled to the fact that you don't actually need the car (and it's probably a hassle for day to day life, so you only…
From experience with Microsoft (paid) support (after doing 5 tickets because it's never the right team and apparently moving tickets internally is for losers), they will ask for proof of the reproduction. And they will…
I believe the standard is 4h of storage.
I haven't tried it, but someone at work suggested using voice input for this because it's so much easier to add details and constraints. I can certainly believe it, but I hate voice interfaces, especially if I'm in an…