The data sources listed for UFOs are from US and Germany: National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC) witness reports (US, via the CC0 TidyTuesday project, 2023-06-20) and GEP e.V. UFO/UAP Falldaten (Germany, Zenodo…
I don't know if the above post had an edit, but it says "distributed on SD cards" now. My cheap ~5yo car is the same, I can only update the maps via USB. The navigation still works, but is a lot worse/more out of date…
Oh, that's a great name for it! I'll need to start using it.
When writing code for end-user applications, I think it's mostly true. When it's writing code for a database engine, a game engine, a 3d renderer, or anything else that involves heavy data processing, optimization is…
Thank you for the article! Do I see a Turbo-C screenshot there or am I imagining it? It was my first IDE (I didn't know that's what it was called) when I started programming. I sometimes miss it, it was really good,…
I think being able to define additional rules in a language is a reasonable feature and sometimes would make life a whole lot easier, but I think when implemented through text macros rather than rewriting the underlying…
Yes, especially people who subscribe to humanism as a philosophy. Studying humanities is of course great too! I didn't realize from the title that that was more what the article is about, not about the philosophical…
I am not convinced mortgages is a net benefit to the society in any way.
Official docker registry, Kagi image search, and several blogs that I read were still blocked for me the last few nights at least. I'm using a local ISP, but I think they in turn operate over Orange. Sadly I don't care…
Yes, it's possible. For me it went like this. 1. I learned enough vocabulary in a very short time to be able to more or less be able to read with the assistance of a dictionary on an e-book where you can click on a…
Being cynical, I'd think probably to squeeze out some personal data first. Best let the questions remain unanswered.
The guidance provided about CRA is difficult to follow and does not in any reasonable way cover proportional guidance for SMEs as it claims to do, but it seems websites/server side products are not be subject to CRA as…
It'd be the sensible non-surveillance option. All that would be required is that the OS or SIM sold is a tiny bit different with a flag that the browsers/apps respect and that each website that accepts underage users…
Maybe it all works, but the paper is not trivial to decipher and the GitHub repository does not seem to exist. It doesn't seem to define what are the inputs to the system (what is a query? UTF-8 text? tokens?) and what…
Very interesting, thank you for making it and releasing it for free! Do you get faster as you practice reading like that? I read ~50-60 pages per hour in English. That would be maybe 375-425 words per minute and also…
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All the verifications without being able to see what it even does fully feels like pretty a big barrier, even more so than being login gated. Gives it a big banking/gambling vibe too. Then again, I was only curious how…
It's fun, but a menu would be so much better instead of the weird scroll-jacking. It takes a minute to get to the bottom of it.
It's more like if you find one mushroom in the forest, it doesn't make sense to bring it home, get the knife, clean it, get the pan, oil the pan, fry the mushroom, eat it, clean the knife, clean the pan, put things…
This is an interesting article, but I think most of it does not seem applicable to a reasonable civilization attempting colonization, that is aware of these problems. 1. The population size in the colony will be very…
It seems plausible. Less common sizes have a lower chance of being sold out, so if they can no longer be destroyed at the end and need to be further managed at lower quantities, it can become more cost effective to…
From FTC website: Malware is harmful software that’s installed on your device without your knowledge. So I think that is what we should continue to call it. LG monitors are installing malware, because they install the…
In my experience in the UK aliases and names are used in a rather flexible way compared to other countries. Anybody can decide on a name and start using it. It's not illegal unless it is done for the purpose of…
It sounds like you're joking, but I've long dreamed of a different type of dishwasher. One that washes instantly. I don't need it to fit more than a single plate at one time. Just put something in from one end, and out…
Different reasons. Mine is on the table and I use it more like a desktop. It will just idle when I'm not around, because I come and go often. My current uptime shows on Debian 30 days, 49 min. Although... 30 days is…
The data sources listed for UFOs are from US and Germany: National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC) witness reports (US, via the CC0 TidyTuesday project, 2023-06-20) and GEP e.V. UFO/UAP Falldaten (Germany, Zenodo…
I don't know if the above post had an edit, but it says "distributed on SD cards" now. My cheap ~5yo car is the same, I can only update the maps via USB. The navigation still works, but is a lot worse/more out of date…
Oh, that's a great name for it! I'll need to start using it.
When writing code for end-user applications, I think it's mostly true. When it's writing code for a database engine, a game engine, a 3d renderer, or anything else that involves heavy data processing, optimization is…
Thank you for the article! Do I see a Turbo-C screenshot there or am I imagining it? It was my first IDE (I didn't know that's what it was called) when I started programming. I sometimes miss it, it was really good,…
I think being able to define additional rules in a language is a reasonable feature and sometimes would make life a whole lot easier, but I think when implemented through text macros rather than rewriting the underlying…
Yes, especially people who subscribe to humanism as a philosophy. Studying humanities is of course great too! I didn't realize from the title that that was more what the article is about, not about the philosophical…
I am not convinced mortgages is a net benefit to the society in any way.
Official docker registry, Kagi image search, and several blogs that I read were still blocked for me the last few nights at least. I'm using a local ISP, but I think they in turn operate over Orange. Sadly I don't care…
Yes, it's possible. For me it went like this. 1. I learned enough vocabulary in a very short time to be able to more or less be able to read with the assistance of a dictionary on an e-book where you can click on a…
Being cynical, I'd think probably to squeeze out some personal data first. Best let the questions remain unanswered.
The guidance provided about CRA is difficult to follow and does not in any reasonable way cover proportional guidance for SMEs as it claims to do, but it seems websites/server side products are not be subject to CRA as…
It'd be the sensible non-surveillance option. All that would be required is that the OS or SIM sold is a tiny bit different with a flag that the browsers/apps respect and that each website that accepts underage users…
Maybe it all works, but the paper is not trivial to decipher and the GitHub repository does not seem to exist. It doesn't seem to define what are the inputs to the system (what is a query? UTF-8 text? tokens?) and what…
Very interesting, thank you for making it and releasing it for free! Do you get faster as you practice reading like that? I read ~50-60 pages per hour in English. That would be maybe 375-425 words per minute and also…
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All the verifications without being able to see what it even does fully feels like pretty a big barrier, even more so than being login gated. Gives it a big banking/gambling vibe too. Then again, I was only curious how…
It's fun, but a menu would be so much better instead of the weird scroll-jacking. It takes a minute to get to the bottom of it.
It's more like if you find one mushroom in the forest, it doesn't make sense to bring it home, get the knife, clean it, get the pan, oil the pan, fry the mushroom, eat it, clean the knife, clean the pan, put things…
This is an interesting article, but I think most of it does not seem applicable to a reasonable civilization attempting colonization, that is aware of these problems. 1. The population size in the colony will be very…
It seems plausible. Less common sizes have a lower chance of being sold out, so if they can no longer be destroyed at the end and need to be further managed at lower quantities, it can become more cost effective to…
From FTC website: Malware is harmful software that’s installed on your device without your knowledge. So I think that is what we should continue to call it. LG monitors are installing malware, because they install the…
In my experience in the UK aliases and names are used in a rather flexible way compared to other countries. Anybody can decide on a name and start using it. It's not illegal unless it is done for the purpose of…
It sounds like you're joking, but I've long dreamed of a different type of dishwasher. One that washes instantly. I don't need it to fit more than a single plate at one time. Just put something in from one end, and out…
Different reasons. Mine is on the table and I use it more like a desktop. It will just idle when I'm not around, because I come and go often. My current uptime shows on Debian 30 days, 49 min. Although... 30 days is…