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wohlergehen

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    Comment #35491585

    To clear this up, because open Holocaust denial is never OK: Thousands of jews were indeed murdered at Babi Yar, you can find their names online [0]. Paul Blobel [1] was executed a…

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    Comment #20211460

    > It is not exactly clear whether passenger flights are less environmentally friendly than various other options. Driving for long distances can be worse for the environment than f…

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    Comment #18183955

    At least in Germany, this exists [1]. Sorry, but the page is not in English. They target fossil energy, chemical and arms manufacturing industry mostly. You should check if this ex…

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    Comment #18043388

    The movement around the Hambach forest is incredibly diverse: it covers die-hard anarchists, protestant and catholic priests and everything in between. There is no need to not part…

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    Comment #18043383

    I live about 50 minutes away from this location. In my opinion it is an absolute atrocity, especially given the recent tragic death. Our politicians are discussing about phasing ou…

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    Comment #18042190

    I am very sorry, but not mention or discussion of Galileo on this site is complete without a mention of the great ptolemaic smackdown [1]. If you have about 4 hours worth of your t…

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    Comment #17932757

    In the same sense as your server has an "energy consumption" of 2000W, i.e. 1W 356*24/1000 kWh/a.

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    Comment #17267235

    IIRC it is mostly so that the passenger's eyes adapt to the outside light level in case of an evacuation.

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    Comment #17251340

    I would be curious if you've done any benchmarks. It would be interesting to know how close this gets to a "naive" and "expert" regular L3 BLAS.

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    Comment #17158383

    If you want just the aesthetics, add just the tiniest bit of turmeric. It dyes like crazy and if you add little it adds nearly no taste.

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    Comment #17061126

    Check out MOMMS [1], which is a Rust library for matrix multiplication algorithms inspired by/based on BLIS. 1: https://github.com/tlrmchlsmth/momms

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    Comment #16962859

    Native Jupyter has the magic %%bash command, so a lot of this should just be possible, i.e. you start a cell with that, and it will invoke bash to execute it. More generally, there…

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    Comment #16931526

    It looks really cool, much more usable (IMO) than Inform7, which probably is the grandfather of all CYOA languages.

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    Comment #16930719

    While population development historically is exponential, looking at current societies all over the world indicate that there are ways to significantly reduce the growth: economic …

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    Comment #16811475

    Agreed. In the past, media companies that tried to enforce a "link tax" (IIRC in Spain and Germany) were just unlisted from the news feed---and lost a lot of traffic, rendering the…

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    Comment #16810544

    AFAIK the official website is taler.net. The bad english and the new domain suggest that one should be carefull for some more official confirmation. EDIT: I reached someone from th…

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    Comment #16749784

    IRA = Internet Research Agency for those confused by the title, i.e. the russian "troll" company.

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    Comment #16587110

    Agreed, a "progressive" pricing based on salary would be a good way to address this, e.g. >50k -> 1%, >80k -> 3%, >100k -> 5%, >120k -> 7%.

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    Comment #16245506

    AVX2 introduces vectorized Fused-Multiply-Add, for a 2x boost in linear algebra ops.

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    Comment #16239946

    Does anyone have experience with using dot.tk domains as described in the article?

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    Comment #16139215

    Section 6.4 of the Meltdown paper seems to indicate that the same flaw is present in AMD CPUs, but not easily exploitable. Do you have a different source for that?

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    Comment #16114493

    navigates through them linearly. The arrow keys navigate (in a way) through the "sections".

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    Comment #16010378

    1) Related to how the EEG is more a subsidy of energy-intense industry rather than regenerative energy, at the expense of the consumer. 2) "Die meisten Stromanbieter halten an ihre…