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tommiegannert

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About tommiegannert

Helped bring Spotify to life. Helped keep Google ads ML systems learning. Currently building a database system on my own.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tommiegannert/

https://github.com/tommie/

https://tommie.github.io/

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    Comment #43060329

    Or a way to take money from green investment funds: you're never finished, but you're always only two years away. Both directly from governments and from mandates on the oil compan…

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    Comment #43047311

    Yeah, you're right. Sorry. I forgot it was several kilograms of shavings. So not just a poorly assembled engine.

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    Comment #43045860

    > Vice Adm. Jan Christian Kaack, the inspector of the German navy, said at a press conference on Tuesday that the damage involved "more than one unit." > The Emden is one of the fi…

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    Comment #43033366

    The comment section is funny. The first 3-4 comments complain about the screenshot showing a column break, failing to notice it's from the suspected 1959 origin paper. I can't tell…

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    Comment #43022586

    Ferroelectric soft materials formed with alkanolamines and unsaturated fatty acids https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016773222... I don't understand cyclic voltamm…

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    Comment #43009664

    > CFPB is simply not delivering on its purpose, but wasting $700 milly per year just for some bureacrats to sit on their asses and do nothing In Europe, we call that an unemploymen…

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    Comment #42989444

    It might be referring to job role rather than "age." A Staff Engineer is supposed to be inspiring (both up and down,) so doing quick tests fits the bill, and that's something LLMs …

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    Comment #42970300

    Putting it your way, I'm saying it might break short-term, but long-term it would be fine.

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    Comment #42963484

    I reject that claim as-is. In what situations would it break? Standards evolve. Changes to cookies, iframes, newly required HTTP headers all "broke" the web. Not to mention Flash d…

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    Comment #42959893

    Why isn't it better to redefine insertBefore of an already inserted element to being state-preserving? If I want to kill state, I can do a remove first.

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    Comment #42959793

    Part of DEI at Google is to engage with universities to understand why some prefer not to study STEM/PR/whatnot. Shutting it down at Google will also affect the education pipeline.…

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    Comment #42944882

    > makes me think we are in a war Dr Pippa Malmgren (political advisor) also pushes the idea that WW3 is on-going, and it will look nothing like WW2. She appears on podcasts once in…

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    Comment #42936207

    I'm in the business of data collection, to some extent: building a support system for residential solar panel installations. There's a bunch of data needed for simulations, purchas…

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    Comment #42933777

    Isn't this about the funds, rather than using Vanguard as a broker? Can't you buy Vanguard funds while on Fidelity, or vice versa?

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    Comment #42929498

    Hmm. $13M is three minutes of additional US money printing. https://budget.house.gov/press-release/us-national-debt-surp...

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    Comment #42929345

    "Auto" usually means "self," so this would be a coup coming from already elected officials.

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    Comment #42907131

    > Did peltiers ever get efficient? Not compared to gas compression. For a relaxed take on it: https://youtu.be/CnMRePtHMZY?si=jusDm81RWkDF_HJ0&t=900 (Thermoelectric cooling: it's n…

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    Comment #42902972

    I once asked a Canadian if she identifies as American. She did not, in 2014. As a European, I've unfortunately only had the chance to ask that question once. Would love to hear oth…

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    Comment #42902891

    > Based on my research, the earliest computer to use the term "main frame" was the IBM 701 computer (1952) > This shows that by 1962, "main frame" had semantically shifted to a new…

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    Comment #42902799

    For commit messages, the world seems full of bad commit messages, and commit hygiene. Does this do anything to help improve that? What I really want is a bot that groups my changes…

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    Comment #42896857

    There was a study published in 2022 suggesting that there's a link between Epstein-Barr and Multiple Sclerosis (where the immune system attacks the neuron insulation layer), and th…

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    Comment #42875706

    > Components often still use 0.1 inch pin spacing. This changed with IC SMD packages. It's now mostly even 100-micrometers. SMD passives seem to be in a state of limbo, but mostly …

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    Comment #42866910

    This is the Italian data protection authority acting on a report from an Italian consumer group. The EU doesn't seem involved in this particular inquiry.

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    Comment #42845149

    Hopefully. If we're talking about the Chinese state, I'd say it's viable. Perhaps not breaking AES 256 outright, but screwed up implementations of cryptography. And perhaps even ba…

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    Comment #42838615

    It could also be a distraction from them cutting and inserting their equipment somewhere else along the line. Dunno how detailed the monitoring is of these cables, but visibly cutt…