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by Faaak 3y ago
Tesla is not an efficiency king either though... My 2016 ioniq does ~12kWh/100km whereas tesla is closer to 22kWh/100km
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by Faaak 3y ago
Following [0], L-DAC (liquid direct air capture) consumes 6GJ/tCO₂. That's 600g CO₂/kWh of electricity. A bit more than what I though. It would be interesting to see the global lifecycle analysis though; I'm interested t
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by Faaak 4y ago
Spain does that
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by Faaak 4y ago
Nitpicking here, but it's kWh (kW * hour) and not kW/h
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by Faaak 4y ago
That's partly what I do, but by running Folding@Home during the day (I have solar panels, and I export a lot of electricity). Free heat + compute capacity science
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by Faaak 4y ago
Yeah, that's a shame. It's really strange to me when I compare a car from 30 years ago to a car produced now. Why would I need 1600kg to transport 2 70kg persons ? Makes sense somewhat (I want comfort features like airbags, aircon
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by Faaak 4y ago
> Sad to think if only the PS5 had never been launched, none of this would have ever happened. Could you explain this joke (?) to me ?
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by Faaak 4y ago
You're welcome to make a PR :-)
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by Faaak 4y ago
It gave me "AI generated" wibes before having read your comment too
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by Faaak 4y ago
Setting up harbor as a docker proxy-cache is actually quite simple
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by Faaak 4y ago
I use infomaniak.com. Prices are reasonable and their API is somewhat ok
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by Faaak 4y ago
However, insect hotels should be cleaned (emptied out) periodically or they can harbor viruses/bacteria and contaminate more insects.
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by Faaak 4y ago
European cheeses have lot of mold (penicillium roqueforti, camemberti, etc.) that is perfectly safe to eat though
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by Faaak 4y ago
The Oxford comma would be useful here
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by Faaak 4y ago
Supposing they each charge each other, the overall battery will drain due to the inefficiency of the DC/DC converters
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by Faaak 4y ago
Did you really create an account for this useless comment ?
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by Faaak 4y ago
Tesla is not the only fast charging network though. In Switzerland for example there are many (Move, GoFast, Ionity, etc.) and some are even cheaper than Tesla.
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by Faaak 4y ago
The EU hasn't banned 8k TVs per se. As written in your article, it has only banned energy inefficient TVs (which 8k ones were except of until now)
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by Faaak 4y ago
I'm sorry but this is simply not true. In central EU, you can travel anywhere without any check. And this is huge compared to 20 years ago
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by Faaak 4y ago
> we keep ... gasoline ... for generators Well, can't you charge your EV with a generator ?
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by Faaak 4y ago
Same here. I was an ardent vim user for 10+ years. Then I found VSCode and switched entirely to it. However, the VIM extension allows me to keep some vim efficient shortcuts which I found are faster than not using them (i.e. I try not to us
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by Faaak 4y ago
3M sells fusion-less APC and UPC connectors that you can insert into any (well cut) fiber. I used them to fiber my home too without using a fusion machine. I was really dubious at first but they work really well
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by Faaak 4y ago
Alternatively, we can also use Kelvins as it shares the same scale as degrees Celsius; however the Kelvin notation doesn't use the degree symbol: 2.5K
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by Faaak 4y ago
Would've been better to decrease coal though. Coal provokes more deaths per kWh than nuclear
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by Faaak 4y ago
At my previous job, we had a whole infrastructure which was IPv6 only (a dozen k8s clusters). Everything worked really well (though I had to make some PRs on projects to make them v6-compatible). However, we still needed a NAT64/DNS64
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by Faaak 4y ago
I use VSCode, but I installed the vim plugin which makes it handle like vim for user inputs. Best of both worlds IMHO.
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by Faaak 4y ago
SMA inverters (at least) do not need an internet connection to be configured. They of course support ethernet but it's not mandatory at all. Everything is self hosted and they can be run air-gapped
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by Faaak 4y ago
240W @ 48V (voltage limit for "low voltage" stuff) is "only" 5A. On the high side for a small cable but feasible nevertheless.
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by Faaak 4y ago
This doesn't take into account maintenance, which makes a huge difference ! My EV car (hyundai ioniq 2016) has now 100'000 km (62'000 mi) and I never once went to the garage for a service (except for tyres of course). Brake p
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by Faaak 4y ago
You're off by a factor of 10 :-). At ~20kWh/100km, 20MWh gives us 100000km !

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