Maakuth

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Facebook Messenger has interesting AI generated stickers(twitter.com)
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by Maakuth 3y ago
The current HMD models are being manufactured by Foxconn in China and there's also a wide range of Foxconn middleware running on the phones. Foxconn also has a factory in Hungary, so probably the manufacturing partner is the same for t
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by Maakuth 3y ago
I think some fighter jets have the intakes on the upper side of the fuselage to enable this. Closing intake by some flaps seems like a bad idea, given that on take off you'd probably want to have all the power you can get.
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by Maakuth 3y ago
There was a time-unlocked beta version of Windows Memphis (98) making circles that was shoddily rebranded as Windows 97. Of course it's likelier that the parent mistyped either 95 or 98.
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by Maakuth 3y ago
This is probably due to transaction costs, most of $2 might disappear before hitting the target. Perhaps you could donate $24 a year?
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by Maakuth 3y ago
I have a similar setup, though with Linux. From my experience I can recommend taking a look at restic ( https://restic.readthedocs.io/ ). It does encrypted and deduplicated snapshots to local and remote repositories. There&#x
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by Maakuth 3y ago
Exposed wood in the ground doesn't last long, if it does become part of the soil the carbon will escape into the atmosphere. The branches in cold climate might take a decade to decompose, but those too will end up releasing carbon quit
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by Maakuth 3y ago
Even when sawed into boards for construction, quite a big fraction of the mass is discarded during the process: the branches, the bark and the parts of the timber that is leftover geometrically in the sawmill. Then all the shaving, sanding,
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by Maakuth 3y ago
Germany is the biggest economy inside the EU and they've been fairly competitive globally so far. Also they've made some pretty unique political decisions, such as the nuclear phase-out.
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I think you are onto something, although we've got three :). Raising well-balanced kids, who then become well-balanced adults isn't for nothing of course, but it's way harder to measure than the raw count of babies.
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by Maakuth 3y ago
This is basically what Finland does, but it doesn't seem to result into larger baby count. These are very humane policies and I'm all for them but they don't solve this particular problem.
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by Maakuth 3y ago
This isn't quite the only fab in Dresden. GlobalFoundries (ex-AMD) even does 12nm manufacturing in the same city, at least according to Wikipedia. There are others too ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicon_Saxony
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by Maakuth 3y ago
That is a perfectly reasonable position. Personally I consider it a hobby to tweak these things. During high volatility periods of energy price home automation can be somewhat profitable too, as it enables scheduling of the load periods to
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by Maakuth 3y ago
My thinking was the same for years, but then I learned about Home Assistant. It's a wonderful open source package that integrates with everything. And there's a lot of options for local wired or wireless transports that keeps smar
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by Maakuth 3y ago
It's technically not quite that way, shutting down a nuclear reactor doesn't destroy it like a blast furnace. However it might be practically true after a couple of years. The institutional knowledge is gone, many moving parts deg
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by Maakuth 3y ago
It's interesting how the level of detail improves as the camera gets closer to objects. Specifically the transparency of foliage gets more detailed when getting closer. That makes one think if a multipass version of this thing could us
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by Maakuth 3y ago
Is some of these a product that runs on mainline Linux? I feel like a device that only runs a kernel with weird vendor patches is going to be stuck on that kernel, which might be a problem for software support going forward. And will certai
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by Maakuth 3y ago
I believe this is how Rosatom makes their VVER pressure vessels, their factory being called Atommash[1]. They are currently delivering a number of them. 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atommash
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by Maakuth 3y ago
From what I've read, I don't think there was any sort of power plant around even for pretense.
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Are there no regulatory or insurance limits for this that apply in your case? I would like to be able to do similar level of electricity installations in here, but I like keeping insurance cover even more. Save $$$ only to lose $$$ $$$ on f
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by Maakuth 3y ago
The sector is way more centralized than what you'd think by looking at the tractor brands you see around. Massey-Ferguson and Fendt are both AGCO brands. Besides them and John Deere, there's CNH Industrial making Case IH and New H
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by Maakuth 4y ago
That's an interesting idea, any source? Certainly the containment building is very heavy construction, supposed to be able to withstand a passenger jet collision. Keep in mind the design was made right after the WTC attacks.
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by Maakuth 4y ago
The long term waste repository is a separate project, it is not included in the same project. The LCOE does include it however, as financing waste storage is mandated in the law. I think what makes the LCOE so low is the fact that the plant
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by Maakuth 4y ago
Norsepower ( https://www.norsepower.com/ ) is a Finnish competitor that already has run some pilots and there are ships being built with their technology. I hope the competition helps both thrive!
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It does not work as one would expect. Instead of installing Firefox itself, it installs some sort of a script that installs Firefox from snap.
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One cool feature of Infinite Mac is missing from these, unfortunately. That is the clever virtual disk system and block by block fetching of the images over HTTP that allows for practically instant execution. Most people have internet conne
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Credit Suisse is Swiss. Switzerland is not a member of EU and they don't use euro.
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The northwest US doesn't seem* to be worse than most of the Europe, where we have a veritable boom of solar power. Granted, it produces next to nothing during the winter, but the yearly production makes it profitable still. Even for we
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The are that's going to covered by the next tile when stacked is well known in advance. Obviously solar cells are not installed in this area. As for the shading from leaves or something, typically diodes are installed in solar panels t
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> I'm surprised by how short termed is the strategy to actually keep up with 'market' prices. It's supply and demand in action. Each oil company has limited capacity of production and not much flexibility to increase

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