Maxion

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by Maxion 11mo ago
I suspect that just like with Search, LLMs are used for a number of different action types. One being specifically web search, one being product search and so forth. Within the web-search and product-search requests there is undoubtedly A L
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by Maxion 11mo ago
See [amocscenarios.org]( https://amocscenarios.org/ ) for various modeled scenarios on what the future could look like with a collapsed AMOC. Sweden, Finland, Norway would not be hit too badly. Summers will still be warmer, b
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by Maxion 11mo ago
AFAIK the IPCC are generally quite conservative on these matters. Newer research shows possible collapse occurring much sooner (Sometime between 2025-2095).
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by Maxion 11mo ago
More like: Authorities will look more closely at those who don't scan, so you'll be harassed until you comply. E.g. just like how many authorities consider using a VPN === user is doing something criminal.
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by Maxion 11mo ago
No, these generally use excess power during the night and windy days to store heat. There's not that much CHP production that there'd be excess, plus they can adjust those plants well enough that there's no unnecessary burnin
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by Maxion 11mo ago
> Why was an above ground design chosen? Because digging is expensive and there's plenty of land. More efficient to use the budget to build a bigger structure than to build a smaller one and dig down. Bigger structure also gives you
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by Maxion 11mo ago
Heat storage can work for individual homes on the shorter scale. If you heat your home with in-floor heating (lower temperature requirements) you can have ~1-2m3 buffer tank that you heat up during the night and then use the stored heat d
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by Maxion 11mo ago
The issue we have in Finland is the assymetric electricity usage between winter and summer. This is driven by the need for heating. In the past, district heating systems burned coal. Now that's out the window we haven't got enough
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by Maxion 11mo ago
Geothermal heat is also not that functional in cities, you'd need so many wells so close together that you'd most likely cool down the ground enough in winter so your efficiency tanks.
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by Maxion 11mo ago
Heath energy required != electricity requirement. A modern house in Finland needs around 15-24kWh a year of heat energy if it's well insulated. On the higher end for big + northern houses, and less if you're smaller and further
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by Maxion 11mo ago
Not really, we're currently borderline. If OL3 goes down, and it's simultaneously cold over the nordics + northern germany and the baltics, and no wind, our industry will have to shutdown.
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by Maxion 11mo ago
You don't even need to open up R or Pandas to understand that solar is not viable in the winter. Here's the official meteorology insitutions sunshine data: https://www.ilmatieteenlaitos.fi/1991-2020-auringonpaiste-
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by Maxion 11mo ago
You're absolutely right! That comment reads exactly like it's part of the synthetic HN experiment!
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by Maxion 11mo ago
The photo (scan?) of it looks like it could've been printed yesterday. Quite amazing that it's survived in such good quality.
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by Maxion 11mo ago
That is what ISPs do these days. Most botnet members don't end up spamming a lot of requests, usually just a few before they are blocked. The issue with DDOS is specifically with the distributed nature of it. One single bot of a botnet
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by Maxion 11mo ago
Hackernews is filled with you healthy 20 year olds who do not understand that many will by the age of 30 have reduced vision. Society is not supposed to be engineered for young single healthy 20 year old males.
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by Maxion 11mo ago
Lets say your samsung fridge gets hacked and is now a member of a botnet. How do you detect that before the botnet does something?
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by Maxion 11mo ago
There are other countries than the UK.
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by Maxion 11mo ago
Driving in the countryside, good headlights are *so* much safer.
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by Maxion 11mo ago
They probably have this type of cash in some short term investment vechicle to earn extra cash, so they have to hold on to it for an average of n days. Writing a cheque and mailing it basically gives them quite a few more extra days of inte
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by Maxion 11mo ago
Big problem in the US is that in many regions natural gas is cheaper than electricity, causing heat pump water heaters to be more expensive for the consumer. So everyone ends up burning more.
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by Maxion 11mo ago
You're absolutely right! They didn't just replace an em dash with a colon, they invented a whole new way of speaking. /s if it wasn't obvious
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by Maxion 11mo ago
Braille does not help everyone. Most people with vision issues are not legally lind and do not know braille.
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by Maxion 11mo ago
500 megapixels can have less detail than an old 1 mpix digital from 2001. [Image resolution is a very complicated topic]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_resolution ) and megapixel count, or even lines/mm does n
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by Maxion 11mo ago
Mobile storage has gotten so much better in the last few years.
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by Maxion 1y ago
For the sails to be an effective means of propulsion they need to transfer a lot of force through the mast and stays to the hull. This require the attachment points to be very solid. Not something you can easily do as a retrofit. You'd
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by Maxion 1y ago
I'm sure there's plenty of businesses out there who'd love to advertise near zero or zero emissions transport for their goods, with the caveat that they have to plan a few more months ahead.
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by Maxion 1y ago
AFAIK statins show better numbers for secondary prevention. For primary prevention its a toss up.
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by Maxion 1y ago
I think they mean kWh of storage capacity – your talking about your energy costs which in a battery is the round-trip cost. Battery capacity and energy consumption are measured in the same unit.
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by Maxion 1y ago
Huh? For me it works fine? Are you sure you are on https://dillo-browser.org/ ?

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