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Nitrolo
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Comment #48333533
I've recently been given a MacBook for work for the first time and this was driving me crazy, thank you! Now I just need to figure out how to make Word stick to these commands and …
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Comment #46540407
Any particular template you'd recommend? My resume is LaTeX too but I'm not 100% happy with it (about 98% happy and much happier than with anything else however).
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Comment #44433048
For years YouTube would randomly change my language to Italian and auto translate all the titles, which was annoying but I can change the language back to English and it was fine. …
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Comment #38250777
That's already how this works, basically. You have to keep paying a fee to keep your patent, and the fees increase with each year of the patent. The fees are fixed, but the effect …
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Comment #38175210
Why are you not allowed to hire a cook, painter or child carer?
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Comment #38168771
Does anyone know of a nice UI wrapper for something like whisper.cpp? I need to write a lot of long texts for work and some good dictation software would be great. I know there's D…
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Comment #38073704
Lawyer in training here! Trademarks do get grouped into classes (the so called "Nice Classification", like the French city [0]). The classes are very detailed, and the first 34 ref…
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Comment #38068785
Quite a bit, but Wikipedia provides sources! So I checked [0]. In section 3.3 it says that GSK argued their patent on the new form was being infringed because "there were batches o…
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Comment #38020413
Is there something like oobabooga to easily run this in a click-and-run way? Where I can load up a model, a text, and ask it questions?
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Comment #37783181
As a comparison, an estimate for the cost of World War II is $5T, for US spending at least [0]. Obviously there's differences in methodology etc. but seems to be the same ballpark.…
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Comment #37756510
Depending in the demographics, a fertility rate below replacement level can still lead to a rising population even when excluding migrants, as the people who would be "replaced" by…
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Comment #37756448
I'll guess that this is referencing asylum seekers and migrants. I keep seeing this argument pop up all the time online and in person, but it's never really made sense to me. Popul…
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Comment #36707411
I know you're joking, but at least in Germany you couldn't _steal_ electricity because electricity is not a _thing_ (according to German law)[0]. They fixed that well over a centur…
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Comment #35608261
I don't know how complete the digitization of old texts is, but if you go to worldwide.espacenet.com, search for "airship" and reverse sort by date you get documents from the 1880s…
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Comment #34945130
I once read somewhere that an estimated 70% of all technical knowledge has only ever been published in the form of patents. I always find it fascinating to see these ideas describe…
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Comment #34939673
Are parents disputes decided by a jury in the US? I know we have a different system in Germany and don't have juries to begin with, but patent disputes are generally handled by spe…
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Comment #34921743
I don't think that's correct. The church tax goes directly to the church, not into state coffers. The salaries of bishops and priests, however, are paid directly by the state. In a…
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Comment #34697059
EDIT: Someone linked to the Wikipedia article for uranium tiles, which says that the majority of the radiation comes from the decay products and is beta radiation[1]. Beta radiatio…
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Comment #34696741
EDIT: Someone linked to the Wikipedia article for uranium tiles, which says that the majority of the radiation comes from the decay products and is beta radiation[1]. Beta radiatio…
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Comment #34649294
I was pretty confused when they said Canada but I checked and it turns out, Canada is part of ESA! As a "non-full member", sure, but I'm still surprised. Fancy that. https://en.wik…
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Comment #34639761
There's a concept in engineering called "Reißlänge" (≈ breaking length), which is how long a cable of a certain material can be before it would rip due to its own weight if suspend…