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4y ago
> breeder reactors are still a technology under development It's been 40 years we know how to build breeder reactors. And there are already been multiple commercial fast breeder reactor. But like regular nuclear reactors, yes it is
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4y ago
Thank you for describing Germany strategy that have been internationally shown to be a bad idea these last months.
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> All the elements of hydrogen for grid leveling are demonstrated: It's not, the ultimate demonstration being it deployed at scale. > sufficient CO2 taxes Which will reduce solar competitiveness to nuclear, since solar have 4x th
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4y ago
> This would still be cheaper than nuclear. Source needed. Germany electricity price is one of the highest price in europe while having invested heavily in renewables. https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/cache/infogra
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4y ago
Looks at Europe, the country that doesn't have an enormous amount of hydro electricity and have the lowest carbon intensity for its electricity is France: https://app.electricitymaps.com/map Renewable cannot provide
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4y ago
Yes, 12% at winter noon, it's 0% at night, average in winter is way below your numbers: https://app.electricitymaps.com/zone/DE
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4y ago
Solar output is ridiculously low in Europe winter, Germany take exactly the path you describe, fully renewable. Except it don't provide a base load, so they must use gas. You list installed capacity, solar available capacity rarely e
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4y ago
What do you do when there is no sun nor wind ?
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4y ago
Most people see the life in color and are not used to black and white images. Color give way more depth and understanding.
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4y ago
> partially due to lack of cooling water (which should resolve itself as the summer ends) I don't know where you live, but summer is already ended here. Water is not lacking.
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4y ago
> Apple has shown what is possible with an ARM-based design I'll repost my own comment in a previous thread: ARM outside of Macs are not beefy. Excluding apples cpus, x86_64 is ahead in perf/per watt. Remember that until 3 mont
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4y ago
Steam has way more features than that.
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4y ago
In 2016-2017, Valve had 360 employees[1], for 67 millions montly player[2], which make 186k active user per employees. But then, Valve was one of the most profitable company per employee count. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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4y ago
Webcomponents allow inheriting html built in elements. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Web_Components/... > Customized built-in elements inherit from basic HTML elements.
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4y ago
You know you can inherit the HTML date picker right? ... right ?
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4y ago
UI components can be small, and customizable enough to do anything. The HTML is an excellent exemple at that. You are never "limited" by highly abstracted librairies since at any moment, you can write your fully customized one. An
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4y ago
Funny how this argument was opposed against libraries in the early days of programming.
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4y ago
You hope...
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4y ago
Because they always did, and never needed Apple to compete. USB comitee is filled with companies competing with each other, and Apple is one of these companies.
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4y ago
Wait you think they somehow tried to compete with apple ? That's not how USB works.
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4y ago
Sadly, you stored only the MD5 back then.
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4y ago
Given count of 7 users, are you perhaps the author ?
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4y ago
Oh, my bad looks like they only bought an exclusive license to GPT3.
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4y ago
OpenAI is owned by Microsoft FYI.
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4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dysgraphia
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4y ago
I'm not saying that normal, but I never had a smooth experience with linux distributions. There was always some kind of problem like that. Always.
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4y ago
I run with this and I had few issues. Rarely, a site break yeah, but that it.
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4y ago
Installed ubuntu a few weeks ago, IPv4 is broken out of the box, need to summon the DHCP client manually on boot so it get an IPv4.
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4y ago
Lot of web devs know their website is slow but can't do anything about it, they don't choose where to spend time, the manager do.
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4y ago
ARM outside of Macs are not beefy. Excluding apples cpus, x86_64 is ahead in perf/per watt. Remember that until 3 months ago, Apple was one CPU node ahead: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5_nm_process#Commerciali
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