Faaak

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by Faaak 2y ago
Relax, this was commonly done in baby swimming lessons in Switzerland. Not that big of a deal
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by Faaak 2y ago
Heat pumps _are_ amazing! The power of physics at play: spend 1 unit of energy to gain 4. Some naysayers will say that it doesn't work the 3 days of the year where it's -15°C outside, without talking about the other 100+ days wher
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by Faaak 3y ago
Yeah, the methodology here is bothering me. Did they really dig 4m+ deep? Must be really hard work, but impressive nevertheless. Maybe they did use some water spades to ease up the digging?
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by Faaak 3y ago
I've seen plenty of Amis at least personally..I find them perfect for cities and commuting
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by Faaak 3y ago
I'm curious, do you have any source (for or against)?
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by Faaak 3y ago
I'd even say that baking is science
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by Faaak 3y ago
Co2 dissolved in water makes it acid, which is bad for plenty of sea life
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by Faaak 3y ago
Opentofu is terraform compatible and way better than bicep imho
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by Faaak 3y ago
Ahah, I can relate to that. My driving license doesn't spell my name correctly, and somehow nobody cares. I somehow like this "nah, who cares" attitude
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by Faaak 3y ago
Paris mushrooms? Everybody eats them raw in France ? Or is it because they are cultivated industrially ?
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by Faaak 3y ago
You should read the IPCC reports, educate yourself on how it works overall, before saying absurdities like this one :).
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by Faaak 3y ago
Maybe they meant "gigawatt-hours per day"
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by Faaak 3y ago
Since when is, CIXP for example, controlled by the NSA?
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by Faaak 3y ago
Completely unrelated, but I didn't know about pagure. Looks really nice and neat
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by Faaak 3y ago
Finally ! So glad, it may move forwards. Norms are usually not free, but the funny thing is that each country's norm agency sets their price. So for example, EN 1991-1-1 (structural concrete load) costs 230€ at Afnor (France), 82€ at N
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by Faaak 3y ago
This person needs to take a breath and some relaxation classes. If you're so enraged about a simple wrong answer, how can you live peacefully ?
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by Faaak 3y ago
In Switzerland at least, it's very common to arrive very early in the morning (~6am), and then leave at 3pm. As long as you do your hours
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by Faaak 3y ago
https://dataspace.copernicus.eu/
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by Faaak 3y ago
Totally! Some days ago FDA approved a new chemotherapy for PDAC which increases survival time from 9 months to... 11months. Compared to immunotherapy, chemo really looks like an ancient technology. Hope immuno gets even better.
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by Faaak 3y ago
Sadly everyone forgets Rosalind Franklin, which played a huge part and even got the Nobel price after her death (she couldn't be recognized before, as she was... a woman).
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by Faaak 3y ago
AFAIK, it's even "worse" as ribosomes are made of RNA (rRNA). and amino acids are linked to small RNA (tRNA) in when translating the (coding) RNA. RNA is the start of everything (see: RNA world)
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by Faaak 3y ago
I've participated in grid stabilization in Switzerland (ancillary services), and 100kW is absolutely nothing. As far as I recall, 10 years ago, the minimum needed to become a participant was 10MW
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by Faaak 3y ago
> Even without Sim card. Depends on the countries though. A sim card (whether expired or not) is needed in France to call 112
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by Faaak 3y ago
Dumb question, but it's the same in France and Switzerland, and year the fiber optic coverage is quite good. They just use the existing conduit. Fiber creates no interference and usually they run alongside telephone cables
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by Faaak 3y ago
Well, your list is not exactly complicated.. I've planted around ~300 trees in a 4-year long restoration project. Selecting native species needs to be done, but that's not that complicated (either by asking organizations, or by re
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by Faaak 3y ago
Bullshit. All "hybrid" inverters nowadays (grid tied + battery backup), auto island themselves when the grid is out. That misconception is now 15 years old
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by Faaak 3y ago
The problem is in the "whole home". I'm pretty happy to have my lights/wifi/induction cooktop/etc. running when the power runs out.
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by Faaak 3y ago
nicely put, but yeah. More pleasant than the dying whale sound™ produced by some of the engines they use (PW1000G)
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by Faaak 3y ago
there are ~90M cattle in the US, so more than before ?
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by Faaak 3y ago
Biofuels really are mind bogglingly inefficient, but I didn't realize this much

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