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Der Spiegel smashes Audi e-Tron: low range, buggy charging infrastructure(spiegel.de)
3 points by FrojoS 7y ago|0 comments
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by FrojoS 7y ago
>The company initiated a plan several years ago to replace Intel chips in its Mac computers with processors based on the ARM architecture as early as 2020. Really sounds like they have some detailed knowledge, but yeah, no source is ment
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by FrojoS 7y ago
What matters is mostly the global price.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
That sounds extremely terrifying. Got a source, please? A quick search resulted only in less safety critical gear like maps, clothing etc.. Not saying that this isn't dangerous, too, but are their fake carabiners, ropes and helmets?
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Climeworks Active Carbon Dioxide Removal Webshop(climeworks.shop)
2 points by FrojoS 7y ago|0 comments
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Pure speculation, but agriculture or the the equivalent of the industrial revolution might have been enough to create a runaway greenhouse effect. I find it easy to imagine how our civilization could have gone extinct due to fossil fuel use
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by FrojoS 7y ago
> What else do you expect? They are international students, undergoing the same undergraduate or graduate education as US citizens. There's no reason to expect them, as a whole, to perform differently than other US citizen new grads
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by FrojoS 7y ago
You are right! Sky crane still blows my mind!
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by FrojoS 7y ago
This video explains it very well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8yRDrl76d0 Half way through the video, I understood why it's so expensive and risky. On the other hand, Apollo 11 had many 'firsts' that coul
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Exactly. Cap and trade including all industries and imports and with aggressive allowances.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Exactly. And sure, some people might move away because of this issue. But unless people start starving a majority won’t leave their homes. They will just revoke the legislation.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Sure. The Citizens need to be very willing to take sacrifices despite other countries not being onboard (yet). But they can if they want to! In principal this already works in many cases, eg California/US subsidies on electric vehicles
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Thank you. I live in Switzerland not the US, so I’m not well informed on US legislation. What about my points 1 and 2? Is the roadmap reliable and aggressive, and are all products incl. imported ones included.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Slightly tangential, but I’ve come to the conclusion that this is the political way forward for big countries: 1. Have a single CO2 budget for the whole country, with an aggressive, Hard to change roadmap of yearly reduction of said budget
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Note, I’m also especially interested in green energy projects and considering backing Tesla from the bears after I made some very decent gains 3y ago. It just seems to be a bit overvalued On most days and I want a bigger portfolio. Anyone k
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Ask HN: Do you pick individual stocks and which? Ethics?
1 points by FrojoS 7y ago|1 comments
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by FrojoS 7y ago
There is a company doing both http://www.climeworks.com/
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Not a native English speaker, and it might depend on the region/scene but I wouldn't agree with you. This is a rock boot (usually called mountain boot) https://i.pinimg.com/originals/f7/fb/96/f7
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by FrojoS 7y ago
> Even using gear from 30-40 years ago, it is possible to climb with relative safety, the new gear is mainly only an incremental improvement in safety. Yes, but isn't that also roughly when modern sport climbing started? Nylon ropes
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by FrojoS 7y ago
But it is fixed wing! Anyway, thanks for looking into it and doing the math.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
The max takeoff weight you cite is for the 2 seater, not the new 5 seater.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Video of the two seater flight from 2 years ago https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uGrAwc-cbrY
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Lilium unveils five-seater air taxi prototype after a successful maiden flight(techcrunch.com)
97 points by FrojoS 7y ago|96 comments
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by FrojoS 7y ago
For those who needs something more beefy, check out https://www.nxp.com/support/developer-resources/evaluation-a... They are about 60 USD per board, though if you want only the chip for a final product, it will be
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Disclaimer: Not an expert. When you do a hard workout for the first few times, there are a lot of neural adaptations. These result in very quick gains of strength within the first few weeks, I think mostly due to better muscle recruitment.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Website crashes on iPhone. Anyone has an alternative link, eg pastebin please?
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Did you read the rest of the review? Here is an example quote: "Scientifically, The Case Against Sugar suffers from a condition Steven Pinker has called the “Igon Value Problem”. This term describes the tendency of certain science jour
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by FrojoS 7y ago
What is your opinion on this, quite damning review? http://www.stephanguyenet.com/bad-sugar-or-bad-journalism-an... as well as this one https://nutritionsciencefactcheck.com/2017/07/20/the-cas
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by FrojoS 8y ago
Wouldn't the sensors and fusion system be entirely swapped out in that case, too?
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by FrojoS 8y ago
Counter example: LiPo phone batteries

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