Iulioh

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by Iulioh 3y ago
First of all >Heritage Foundation So i'm skeptical about ANYTHING they say Second of all I would like a breakdown of how the money was spent Like how much direct money without economic benefit to the US was given? If i give you 100
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by Iulioh 3y ago
As a newbie the youtube channel Asianometry is very good but don't trust me too much
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by Iulioh 3y ago
There are multiple solutions of that sort but all failed due to high maintenance costs Usually the liquid is some sort of oil that csn reach higher temperature and then the oil is used to heat water Another design uses hundreds of mirror ce
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by Iulioh 3y ago
3d scans are the future Imagine how much data could you generate daily! Thos aside, a FHD movie in good quality still takes 10-30gb We are still limited by size and internet speed and need to compress data
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Can you explain what do you mean with: >It's worth noting that you can generally divide much faster if you know the divisor ahead of time Division is just multiplication with 1/x so i don't understand
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by Iulioh 3y ago
A simpler example is that you have a certain risk of death every single day and it grows larger with age Let's say you have a 0,1% chance to die at 30yo every single day. As you age it goes to 0,3%..1%...2% and it can become a cointoss
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Not in the field, but the only organization I know is the one related to Louis Rossman, looked into it?
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by Iulioh 3y ago
The problem is Chromium ,not Chrome Like you have the illusion of choice, that's what I'm talking about and that's different
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by Iulioh 3y ago
But today everything but Firefox is Chromium. That's a little different
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by Iulioh 3y ago
I wonder why should you feel this way for not reaching some kind of arbitrary standard? What would you need to have to say "enough, now I'm content"? For some there is no reachable achievement they will ever get because there
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Usb c is a killer feature. It will be like intel and m1 macs in my opinion.
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by Iulioh 3y ago
>he will continue working for Tesla for almost half the year Well that's in the the declaration
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Worth noting that it's 80+ for newer models
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by Iulioh 3y ago
>without a license and as young as 14 years old Without a "car" license You can get it only after 18 but you still have to get a scooter license if it works like in Italy The exam it's drastically different
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by Iulioh 3y ago
They are big scooters basically. Max speed is 45km/h and weight less than half ton with an autonomy of 75km.
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by Iulioh 3y ago
>Non-removable battery phones have won out. It's what consumers decided with their pockets. Consumers would buy toxic and deadly stuff if that's all the market will offer as the best value . Governments are needed to keep compa
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by Iulioh 3y ago
They kinda fucked themselves over honestly. They support iphones for a loooong time and batteries are probably one of the biggest reason ot upgrade
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by Iulioh 3y ago
I mean, they are good if the system is closed. The same way certain systems work on 80' hardware, they do a job and only a job without internet connection.
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Engineer Details Messy LK-99 Superconductor Creation Process(tomshardware.com)
3 points by Iulioh 3y ago|0 comments
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Easy, I'm using x Seriously talking , the enshittification of internet is so bad. I never used used Twitter but visited once in a while, the blue priority renders the platform quasi useless besides the main content (original tweets) I
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by Iulioh 3y ago
I count around 40.000 calories worth of food in the main photo Anyway, cigarettes are not mentioned in the article, wondering why
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by Iulioh 3y ago
>A ductile material like aluminium might be a stretch Worth knowing that alluminium is an extremely hard metal to refine without modern processing. It was considered rarer than gold in the 1800 and Napoleon would impress his guests with
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Quantity*
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by Iulioh 3y ago
"most used spatial computing software worldwide" They are jumping on the Apple train I see
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by Iulioh 3y ago
>If IP is ignored, no business will invest in the initial experiments due to first mover disadvantage in game theory. Not if you belive that
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by Iulioh 3y ago
I would LOVE to take a train but even IF it would cost the same I would still buy an airplane ticket because for the router I usually take I only have to fly for less than 2h instead of 14h-21h for the train route. And taking the train fo
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by Iulioh 3y ago
The Freccia trains are the ""Standard but Luxury"" trains. If you need just to move and the speed is not that big of an issue the "treni regionali" are the main way of transport. Fixed and resonable fares.
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by Iulioh 3y ago
As an Italian lving in the northern part of the country: The trains are used pretty extensively and they works. The Trenitalia has fixed fares on the low speed lines (so no need to buy them weeks before) and are resonably priced. I the sout
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by Iulioh 3y ago
The point is that you don't have to compete with low production budget TV anymore , you have to compete with high quality, limitless and free youtube videos Your value proposition has to be good. Cinema is still around because it offer
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by Iulioh 3y ago
The answer to "could crypto help to..." is always a no. It is just a unmodifiable p2p public database.

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