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ftrobro

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    Comment #44982205

    > allthough one would think they'd get 0% alcohol related cancers I assume "alcohol related" in this context means that alcohol consumption increases the risk for those types of ca…

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    Comment #43756385

    Perhaps a reference to Pangea Proxima? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangaea_Proxima Life might very well exist on earth even through those conditions, but not to the extent we hav…

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    Comment #43503246

    Unreliable as in noisy in a way that I could not fix with temporal averaging. I tried to guide a robot arm to pick up the top object in a bag of evenly colored objects, but RealSen…

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    Comment #43480544

    I've tried to use Intel RealSense in the past but found the output to be unreliable. I had much better results with Chronoptics KEA: https://www.chronoptics.com/products/kea

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    Comment #43290172

    Is "ateljé" (meaning art studio) really the correct Swedish translation here? I suspect "etta" (meaning one-room apartment) would be more suitable.

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    Comment #43001289

    Unfortunately sometimes even experienced people make mistakes that a recent graduate should not do (but in practice sometimes does). AI models can help avoid mistakes that in hinds…

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    Comment #42345480

    Domesticated cats survive so well in the wild that they have eradicated several other animal species: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/cats-kill-a-stagg...

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    Comment #42280868

    Privacy is a safety concern. If some government agency can control your car remotely, chances are that others also will find a way to do that.

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    Comment #41835896

    Integers are simple to parse, but from_chars is a great improvement when parsing floats. It's more standardized on different platforms than the old solutions (no need to worry abou…

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    Comment #41796980

    Rust was created at Mozilla and currently 11.7% of the Firefox source code is in Rust: https://4e6.github.io/firefox-lang-stats/ That's down from 12.49% at the peak in July 2020 so…

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    Comment #41423814

    Roughly the same as the difference between a country and a business.

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    Comment #41423809

    I assume the charter issued by the king in 1347 declared limitations of liability for the owners of the company.

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    Comment #41422937

    Stora Enso has 20000 employees and roots in the 13th century. In the 17th centry Stora produced two thirds of all copper in the world. "The oldest preserved share in the Swedish co…

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    Comment #41354328

    This and possibly unknown similar flaws is a good reason for not advertising ssh: https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/07/regresshion-vulnera...

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    Comment #40918547

    Don't most websites send passwords in plaintext for login and rely on the connection being HTTPS for having any security at all? I don't like that, but seems to be very common, so …

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    Comment #40916830

    Indeed, not many facts in that article. For example it claims that "Estonia is unique in the amount of land still covered in trees" (50%), and yet that is only 5th highest in Europ…

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    Comment #40881853

    In southernmost Sweden, just above Germany, solar production is only 5% in December compared to June. In northernmost Sweden the sun doesn't even rise above the horizon for most of…

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    Comment #40405651

    Prices were high two years ago, but that is no longer the case. A lot of solar power came online last year. Currently the price is negative: https://www.eon.se/el/elpriser/aktuella…

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    Comment #40405623

    GeForce Now works great. I subscribed for a while to play Cyberpunk 2077 on a remote 4080 and it felt like playing on a local computer. But with much higher settings and framerate …

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    Comment #40405437

    Interesting that electricity prices are so different than in southern Sweden even though the distance to Germany is less than 100 km and our grids are somewhat connected. Here in s…

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    Comment #40132694

    I assume it could be or is part of link time optimization when compiling an application rather than a library?

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    Comment #40049849

    I used to get nausea when playing Doom in the nineties, it never got better. But I never get nausea from fps games with slower movement. I suspect the problem with Doom is how quic…

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    Comment #39945249

    Isn't sun burn damage and nuclear reactor damgage the same type but at different magnitudes? If your skin becomes red and hot a few hours after being exposed to the sun it's becaus…