

Wenn wir schon dabei sind müsste eigentlich auch noch das C von denen entfernt werden.
Wenn wir schon dabei sind müsste eigentlich auch noch das C von denen entfernt werden.
I dislike all of them but if I had to choose I’d be spoon 1
I wasn’t there for the history, or let’s say not for that part of the history. I was there for the historic parts of Brasov and the surroundings.
I just stumbled into this museum in Bukarest and learned a bit about the dictatorship.
I’m not very keen on Romanian history but I visited a museum in Bukarest once that kind of explained some of the things he did. IIRC he forced women to have lots of children, right? And that’s also related to the many “rural” kids on the street, isn’t it?
Romania was one of my favorite trips ever. Beautiful country. Bukarest was also super interesting with intense contrasts. Beautiful old but pretty beaten up “French” style buildings, brutal Soviet style building blocks, insane roads with a bazillion lanes but at the same time a beautiful center with some parks where you can walk a lot. Modern, old, rich and poor. All at the same time. I spent most of my time around Brasov though. Beautiful place.
Helden der Nacht. Oder so
I did not hit her, it’s not true
Are you a flame elemental or an alien species made of plasma?
They cancel each other out if you’re lucky
How nice of him wearing the German or Belgian flag.
The difference between first and second degree murder
Unlike fusion reactors AI has a pretty convincing “demo” in my opinion.
On a first glance the output of LLMs and image / video generator models is very convincing and the artifacts and mistakes appear “small” for people that don’t know much about the technical details. So it’s easy to be convinced by “we’ll just fix those little bugs and be done in half a year” promises.
EV is a similar story: electric bikes and radio controlled cars and drones work great so it’s conceivable that bigger cars and trucks would work too with a “little” battery and motor tweaking.
Nuclear fusion though isn’t really tangible yet. For laypeople or seems there is no progress at all. Every now and then some scientists report that they can hold a fusion reaction a little longer or more effective but it’s not “tangible”. That’s probably also holding back a lot of investors which with all their resources mostly still seem to invest based on a gut feeling.
As far as I know fusion energy never got that level of hype and amount of money thrown at it. I mean the research reactors are super expensive but still on another level.
I don’t know. In the Netherlands they do beschuit met muisjes, maybe somewhere else they’re heating up cubes?
I used to work for a J2ME mobile games developer. Fun times but it was wild west. They didn’t properly standardize the API so each mobile phone had its own glitches, incompatibilities and extra APIs and the emulatos were not very accurate either. That meant we basically had to have pretty much all phones there to test the games.
Yes but without any synchronization mechanism and full of dirty writes and reads.
Ziel ist es ja Leid zu vermeiden. Wenn man das Leid der Oma nicht anders beenden kann, dann vermutlich schon.