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universa1

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    Comment #48917733

    This looks interesting. I am not really familiar with lean, etc... Could I use this to formalize/verify a proof from a paper?

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    Comment #48881406

    Mostly yes, you still need to check capitalisation of special words... But this should be independent of the actual citation style.

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    Comment #48797555

    there was a pen that used special paper to directly record your notes (15-20years ago)... should be possible nowadays to directly transfer this to a connected device and have it fe…

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    Comment #48640934

    I think the actual solution is closer to, you buy a team specific ticket/option: if your team advances you get the ticket, if some other team advances their fans get the tickets.

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    Comment #48640845

    A 10 year old definitely,and 5year old is close, but not unrealistic, To drive a car you don't need to be able to read... To drive a car on the road with other people is a whole ot…

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    Comment #47860957

    if you count all parts, bottom, keyboard, cover, battery its more like 500 to 600.

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    Comment #47701141

    The attachment mechanism is usually standardized, so you can just switch between brands. Nowadays a larger factor might be how close the next dealership/repair shop is. Some things…

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    Comment #47583904

    i am curious: is the performance gap between x86 cpu inference and apple silicon, or, a imho more apples-to-apples comparison, e.g., amd strixpoint halo vs apple silicon? i would e…

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    Comment #47557624

    I am fully on your side, but tests are not 100%: False positives and false negatives. The way out is obviously better tests and not less tests :-)

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    Comment #47527755

    What one has to keep in mind as well, that even though tractors are really heavy they spread that weight across a large area (using low tire pressures and having massive tires to b…

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    Comment #46791957

    you can use git with overleaf, but from practical experience: getting even "mathematically/technically inclined" people to consistently use git takes a lot of time... which one cou…

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    Comment #46716178

    Not affiliated, but for Germany I'd check https://gh.de ... For technical products you can filter for mostly any relevant detail... At least most German shops are there, and only a…

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    Comment #46196716

    try it with ramalama[1]. worked fine here with a 7840u and a 6900xt. [1] https://ramalama.ai/

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    Comment #45915684

    As payment is very much a "relative" problem, giving everyone else more, means essentially giving train drivers less.

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    Comment #44565199

    The fiber installing crews around here go street by street and usually do one street section per day/or two.

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    Comment #43551946

    Hmm, I've a deja-vu... My mind tells me I've read these three comments before on a different topic... If I don't forget, I'll have to check tomorrow on a real PC.

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    Comment #42785420

    Hmm this doesn't sound like what I experienced a professor doing... But this probably depends on the location and the discipline... Or well at least here in Germany you can more or…

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    Comment #41484806

    Thunderbird supports the oauth flow for quite a while now :-)

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    Comment #41424470

    Hmm... You might be able to build one out of a remarkable [1], as that runs linux, has support for external keyboard and might only be lacking in the battery life department, when …

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    Comment #41393686

    I wanted to recommend Minisforum, as I have a um560, that is powered through usb-c. But that is not available anymore... So those kind of machines exist... You could get a frame.wo…

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    Comment #41249609

    No clue about dizqueTV, but ErsatzTV is German for tv replacement/substitute :-) so it has a little more meaning then the Chinese Amazon names ;-)

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    Comment #40985976

    or maybe he just put it on top of the battery? ;-)

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    Comment #40868426

    Regarding the connectivity: tailscale... So far I am happy with them and the free plan hasn't been kneecapped afterwards (so far).

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    Comment #40735234

    But in the end you have to replace at least some of the nitrogen (and other nutrients) you are taking from the field in some way. And without a major shift in consumption patterns …