Kuinox

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by Kuinox 2y ago
It is currently 22:43. Germany is at 388gCO2eq/kWh.
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by Kuinox 2y ago
> The EU estimates that in a 80% renewable grid you need approx 30% storage capacity. The number I first gave(CO2 per kWh) is when Germany was at more than 80% renewable, at the time I wrote the comment. As we can all see the 'lo
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by Kuinox 2y ago
You underestimate the survability of humans, there won't be a mass extinctions of humans, there will be a mass extinctions of human comfort.
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by Kuinox 2y ago
> Amazing how right you can be and still wrong. Of course I'm wrong, I think differently than your beliefs, Atheist were wrong too.
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by Kuinox 2y ago
The graph you linked doesn't take it into account.
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by Kuinox 2y ago
Do you agree with the content in the article you sent ? It says it's for "water too hot" not "lack of water", a nuclear plant can be retrofitted with cooling tower to not heat up the river. This is not done for cost
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by Kuinox 2y ago
What you wrote is propaganda and not true, are you aware about that?
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by Kuinox 2y ago
This doesn't take into account the cost associated with storing the energy, or having alternate energy source to fill in the gaps.
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by Kuinox 2y ago
This is the installed capacity. The capacity factor in winter for solar is below 10%. Nuclear is typically at more than 90% in winter. The target we are speaking is CO2 emitted, it already reached the "target" in france, with less
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by Kuinox 2y ago
Here what I think about it again: You didn't read the article I sent, it show you don't care about what it says but you try to attack the article because you dislike what it say. The article state it's source is cicero, a...
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by Kuinox 2y ago
Russia is part of the uranium supply chain (not the source of the raw material), because the greens closed off the research&plants in EU. A well known example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superph%C3%A9nix UK step
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by Kuinox 2y ago
Coal produce 10% of the energy of Germany right now, it's 60% of the emissions. 5% of nuclear would reduce by a third the Germany emissions by reducing coal usage. > Wouldn't change much if any at all.
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by Kuinox 2y ago
5 days ago: https://www.reviewjournal.com/opinion/editorials/editorial-g... > Late last month, Germany’s energy regulator said the country needs more coal power. If you want a less biased source, here is bloo
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by Kuinox 2y ago
You ask to not spread misleading then immediatly spreading a politician lies. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/04/26/german-green...
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by Kuinox 2y ago
Your solar doesn't work well in winter, and in night. At this point it's more important to build energy storage to drive down the CO2. > If we manage to hold off regressive forces that are trying to derail the current trajector
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by Kuinox 2y ago
It's currently 13:20 and sunny, Germany is at 183g/gCO2eq, not good.
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by Kuinox 2y ago
It's regulated by algorithms.
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by Kuinox 2y ago
I want them to not replicate google. I use Firefox to fight ads, not to get ads in my searchbar.
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by Kuinox 2y ago
I wonder if that's possible, it means your print need to be very sturdy even when not finished. Also need to have an excellent bed adhesion. Also milling plastic is complicated.
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by Kuinox 2y ago
We were talking about the M2. The M3 max is on TSMC N3B, which have a +30% of transistor density compared to the TSMC nodes AMD is using (N4).
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by Kuinox 2y ago
> but I meant "faster" in comparison with AMD's latest laptop chips. The 7940HS is way faster than the M2. Efficiency is harder to compare since TDP doesn't mean anything theses days.
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by Kuinox 2y ago
Indeed the M1 not max draw 30W max, there is a link in the article I sent, my mistake.
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by Kuinox 2y ago
TDP is a lie. M1 can draw up to 100W. https://www.anandtech.com/show/17024/apple-m1-max-performanc...
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by Kuinox 2y ago
The other CPU catch back after several months, the Apple Silicon is a good marketing prowess, the reality is that Apple CPUs wins because they are the first on to be produced on a new lithography node, because Apple can book a larger quanti
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by Kuinox 2y ago
> And the ad confirms that their fears were warranted. My point is that they shaped the world like this by short-sightedness, and this same short-sightedness make them critizes the ad, instead of realizing what they have done.
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by Kuinox 2y ago
I agree with the title, but not the content. Apple didn't change, they were always pushing for a premium tech product at the expense of everything else (personalisation, repairability, upgradability). And it's the "artists&qu
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by Kuinox 2y ago
You can look it up and the Dunning Kruger effect is probably not real.
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by Kuinox 2y ago
In country with decent civil engineering, we have soft bollards. It will still make a bike fall, but falling on it isn't life threatening. You can also twist the bollard when you are bored. The downside is that it probably doesn&#x27
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by Kuinox 2y ago
Oh, TIL then !
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by Kuinox 2y ago
What happen if you inject random tokens as a "seed" ?

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