Moldoteck

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by Moldoteck 4mo ago
Droughts will start impacting Switzerland just like Norway. So the summer oversupply problem will turn into an undersupply. You are right about France, especially considering EDF wants to sell excess to data centers, hence recent announceme
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by Moldoteck 4mo ago
France and Sweden proved Renewables+Nuclear can decarbonize your electric grid almost fully and pretty damn fast - under 20y with old tech without any automatic welding and such... With proper policies the whole planet could do something si
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by Moldoteck 4mo ago
Hard doubt they can stock up so fast considering the bump was recent. They planned release anyway
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by Moldoteck 5mo ago
So a guy that married 2 times and divorced 2 times, has 3 children, recommends that the sweet spot for productivity is 60 hours per week, which would mean about 12h/day if you work 5 days or 10h/day if you work 6 days. This means,
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by Moldoteck 5mo ago
Sorry for ignorance, but what workflows do you have that an M3 24gb mac feels slow? I got the basic M1 air and it still works fine
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by Moldoteck 5mo ago
Framework has it's value for ppl that are afraid dropping their laptops/ breaking the screen. Personally i still prefer macs, but I have friends that do value such "features". For the same reason they are willing to buy
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by Moldoteck 5mo ago
Maintenance ain't free and letting one of the core elements of OS to be developed by community could lead to undesirable outcomes (ranging from battery/perf impact to introduction of some new bugs or esoteric workarounds). Consist
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by Moldoteck 5mo ago
our company doesnt do compile on push on the server. It only does it when approved by a subset of ppl. The reason is we have a limited amount of servers and compile takes about 40min/variation. It's very annoying considering at pr
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by Moldoteck 5mo ago
you can have a mix- 4gb embedded ram + 1-2 slots of slower layer
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by Moldoteck 5mo ago
apps are less problematic... the browser though...
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by Moldoteck 5mo ago
there's no guarantee, but if the build is mass served - it's at least possible to find out. For closed source apps you may even not know
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
The ones you linked too do use gas firming... And the goal there too is to sometimes replace it with hydrogen if ever possible which is more a pipedream than doing a messmer plan over entire EU today
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
Do both. I didn't advocate to stop renewables. I advocate to do both unlike some that have a boner for renewables and gas firming. Yes if you don't build ren now. You'll have higher emissions till nuclear is ready. If you don
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
Because you can't have Chernobyl by design. Like physically. Nobody is downplaying the risks- not evacuating sick people and old people would have done far less damage regardless of the incident outcome. They just wouldn't have li
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
You can inspect how that paper was peer reviewed by pointing out what was wrong with it) To me it's wild how people are defending nonsense written by frauds like Lund and Jacobson, both heavy antinuclear proponents that treat hydrogen
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
There's no need to do such harsh rushed evacuation even if situation was much worse as Chernobyl proves. Many that died from evacuation were old or sick people that wouldn't have had symptoms even if it was as bad as Chernobyl (ev
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
I talked about current one too. I've linked not a "typical studie" but a peer reviewed correction to the mistakes of the original paper. Ironically we already know the answer about speed. Check out how TWh/y of clean pow
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
I'm talking about this one https://www.ise.fraunhofer.de/en/publications/studies/paths-... In pessimistic economy growth scenario about 80GW of gas are needed or more otherwise. The hope is to sometime r
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
Radiation data was known. Due to sensors outside of the plant area. Jp govt ignored it. Even more so, after the accident when the situation was certain, evacuation orders weren't immediately cancelled to let people back into their home
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
What arguments have been dealt with many times over? Because I do not see that. I've provided sources from eurostat, nrel, unece, ourworldindata or even fraunhofer about gas firming in Germany. I can support any of my statements with d
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
Maybe because we can also check data, like https://ourworldindata.org/safest-sources-of-energy https://ourworldindata.org/low-carbon-technologies-need-far-... https://docs.nrel.gov/docs&#x2F
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
Nuclear needs least amount of materials/imports per kwh https://ourworldindata.org/low-carbon-technologies-need-far-... It's not a campaign to say nuclear is clean, it's a reality https://unece.org
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
Cost isnt externalized, it's that antinuclear people fail to inform themselves, like https://www.kkg.ch/de/uns/geschaefts-nachhaltigkeitsberichte... Nor is safety a problem https://ourworldindata.o
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
nuclear is not fossil fuel. Are you from Austria/Germany? Because from what I know only there are kids told such nonsense. reduced consumption - this sounds like sweet (post) communist times ive experienced when i was a kid. Finland bu
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
It seems you are the one that doesnt understand the topic. EDF is still making big profits each year except 2022. Cooling isn't a problem either https://www.vie-publique.fr/files/rapport/pdf/288726.pdf
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
that's nonsense. If plants are unsafe they wouldnt run. There's no such thing as "which were waved off from being properly fixed because they were going to be decommissioned". Operation would just be banned. Issues arent
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
its funny because for ren operators it's financially better if nuclear is gone and expensive gas firming is used instead which would bump merit order
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
"electricity prices in Europe are in some cases at the technical minimum of minus €500/MWh." - it means all citizens will pay for it through cfd's. In germany its about 18bn/y Nuclear can increase load hours with be
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
UK and SA have one of the highest prices for households globally...
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by Moldoteck 6mo ago
wouldnt be so sure about this considering northvolt. And it's irrelevant anyway, the plan is, including germany, to use gas firming

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