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by Gare 3y ago
This is called CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency) and it is being worked on. But there are concerns about state surveillance and misuse.
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by Gare 3y ago
There was a whole epidemic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom_BSE_outbreak
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by Gare 3y ago
"text-wrap: balance;" works, only "pretty" is not yet supported
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by Gare 3y ago
In my experience, it's Chrome that usually lags behind in implementing new standardized features (subgrid, for example).
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by Gare 3y ago
Huh? Which ones? I also use Firefox Mobile and they all seem to work.
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by Gare 3y ago
This actually makes sense from maintenance/reliability perspective.
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by Gare 3y ago
It's great for outdoor sports - it's uncomfortable to carry your phone while running or swimming, for example.
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by Gare 3y ago
Unfortunately, almost everyone is still using YAML 1.1 PyYAML still doesn't support 1.2
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by Gare 3y ago
> Do you think live music is going to suffer that much more since the ultimate dagger, the phonograph? Well, you can also have AI band playing AI music live. Cue vocaloids.
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by Gare 3y ago
Simple: because it adds friction, and the optional amount of fraud is not zero. https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/optimal-amount-of-fra...
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by Gare 3y ago
Because grid batteries are currently used as peak supply - if a production of power plants suddenly falls of by 10 GW or there is 10 GW additional demand, you have to quickly provide that 10 GW of power before other (cheaper) additional pro
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by Gare 3y ago
Huh, didn't know that
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by Gare 3y ago
Boeing 787 is also fly-by-wire. Yes, software is life-critical. Therefore it is developed to a very high standard. Ada is often used.
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by Gare 3y ago
*Cape of Good Hope, they are going around Africa
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by Gare 3y ago
Why is Dacia Spring excluded? It's EU made by a Renault-owned company?!
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by Gare 3y ago
Most home AC systems in Europe don't provide fresh air, that's a common misconception.
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by Gare 3y ago
Well, SpaceX kinda runs contrary to that. And who's to say they're wrong? Sexy rockets bring interest and make engineers proud.
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by Gare 3y ago
But "a car" is not really a fair comparison, it's usually "my car with me as a driver". Because I'd bet driving risk varies much more than flying.
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by Gare 3y ago
I do have a mini-split AC which can also provide heat. It is OK for autumn and spring but it is a no match for a radiator heating when it's really cold outside in the winter. Yes, of course I can run the lines through the whole apartme
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by Gare 3y ago
It seems like it requires an external unit. I cannot easily mount an external unit. The bathroom is far from external walls, boiler is connected to the shared air intake in the wall that leads to the roof. So this doesn't look like a d
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by Gare 3y ago
Can you link a drop-in heat pump replacement for my Vaillant gas boiler mounted in tiny apartment bathroom, which heats the radiators in the winter but also provides hot water year-round?
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by Gare 3y ago
Isn't ZEB just an evolution of storage heater? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storage_heater They are several times less efficient than heat pumps.
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by Gare 3y ago
I would not be surprised that advanced nation-state space SIGINT has that capability for quite some time.
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by Gare 3y ago
Or it might be some solar powered sensor deep in the forest detecting trees falling down.
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by Gare 3y ago
Max load for trucks in Europe is usually 10 tons per axle. No passenger vehicle comes even near that.
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by Gare 3y ago
And Cobalt comes from artisanal mines in Congo that utilize child labor. So definitely another plus for LFP there.
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by Gare 3y ago
Also like modern Croatian architecture. They're even repainting older buildings in white with black details. Blergh.
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by Gare 3y ago
Something that responds to a protocol handshake?
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by Gare 3y ago
Ok, but are they of the same quality as masters?
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by Gare 3y ago
If the copies survive

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