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by _ph_ 2y ago
Can you refer me to any project you are speaking about? I consider it possible that they were planning new nuclear stations before the war, but since the war and the constant nuclear thread by the russians, I would be very surprised if the
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by _ph_ 2y ago
Banning sulfur isn't "good intentions". It is a quite necessary step for protecting the environment. It is just that it for a while downplayed the severity of the climate change already happening. So of course the right step
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by _ph_ 2y ago
Not at all. If you just reference to a package by its name, that is good enough for a compiler. I think automatic download of packages from third party sites doesn't belong into a language and its native tooling. The downloading and in
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by _ph_ 2y ago
One big disadvantage of using the domain name in the module specification is, that as a package provider, you are kind of permanentely chained to the hosting provider of your choice, e.g. github.com. Moving your package would destroy its &q
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by _ph_ 2y ago
At least with respect to the influence of the Earths rotation. With respect to compensating actual camera shake, the modern systems correct 5 axis's. 3 for rotation around the 3 space axis's, and 2 translational, which leaves only
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by _ph_ 2y ago
Version 2 sounds to me as the probably reason for the ability of Cameras like the OM1-2 to go over 8 stops. Yes, it is probably not a simple task to measure the earths drift with the gyroscopes, but there is one thing that might help: the f
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by _ph_ 2y ago
The relevant "speed" is the change of the direction you are pointing at. The Earth rotates around itself in 24 hours, but around the Sun in 365 days, so the daily rotation is 365x as fast. We also rotate around the center of the M
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by _ph_ 2y ago
I saw them yesterday mostly as light grey clouds. But at one moment, those clouds turned slightly red to me. I am at a very bright location and quite far to the south. So I only can assume, that their brightness was at the brink of color vi
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by _ph_ 2y ago
It really depends how far south you are and how strong the solar storm will get. You should look for some dark place close up. But it might be, that it is only visible on the northern parts of the US. Even seeing it there is quite uncommon.
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by _ph_ 2y ago
Where are you located?
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by _ph_ 2y ago
No, this is all quite harmless.
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by _ph_ 2y ago
Every time you perform complex computations on images or video, you need any bit of performance you can get.
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by _ph_ 2y ago
They are for those tasks, where you do need high performance. Where you would wait for your device instead. A few tasks require all cpu power you can get, so that is what the performance cores are for. But most of the time, it will consume
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by _ph_ 2y ago
If you are not in a hurry, you almost never should buy new hardware as the next generation will be around the corner. On the other side, it could be up to 12 months, until the M4 is available across the line. And for most tasks, a M3 is a g
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by _ph_ 2y ago
Look at the efficiency cores. They are all you are looking for.
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by _ph_ 2y ago
It has 6 efficiency cores. Every single of them is extremely power efficient, but still faster than an iPad 2-3 generations back. So unless you go full throttle, a M4 is going to be by far the most efficient CPU you can have.
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by _ph_ 2y ago
There is very little risk of anyone launching a major nuclear attack onto the US. The US would always be able to retaliate against such a strike. I would be more concerned about Trump doing something silly, either launching a nuclear strike
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by _ph_ 2y ago
The thing is, there is less fear of a nuclear armageddon which would erradicate Russia as well, but the raising fear of a conventional attack of Russia against the rest of Europe. Of course that won't happen while Ukraine holds, but if
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by _ph_ 2y ago
The 1.5 degrees are the average heatup over the globe, it varies across the regions - in Europe we have a higher raise, but we are not near the unliveable conditions, though we have plenty of heat deaths already. And of course, there is air
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by _ph_ 3y ago
That is the nice thing about German contract law. If you as a private person (v.s. a head of a business) sign a contract, you are widely protected from unfair contract terms. This applies to any contract but especially employment or rent co
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by _ph_ 3y ago
That is a very good point. The damages done to society by criminalizing something a lot of people consider a part of their life. Especially, as the harm is only on oneself.
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by _ph_ 3y ago
Alcohol has a much more detrimental effect and still is completely legal (also: any attempt of banning it had quite bad results). So yes, some people don't handle it wisely. Lets not even get started on tobacco. Or all the other subst
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by _ph_ 3y ago
The fine initially would be up to 10% of the revenue. I don't see how that is outrageous if the violation of the law is there. The actual fine could be lower, but on the other side, the fine needs to be high enough that it can force th
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by _ph_ 3y ago
If Apple halts their iPhone sales in the EU, they endanger their platform globally. Because suddenly a pretty large and important market would go 100% to Android. Also, Macs would become extinct pretty quickly in the EU.
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by _ph_ 3y ago
Because the problem is more complex. It is not only about the fees - obviously some large companies have that in their focus - but about general user freedom. Like being able to use a web browser of your choice. Or, in general, not have App
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by _ph_ 3y ago
It is faszinating that people keep saying this. Yes, the story is important. But a huge thing with movies (vs. traditional tv productions) is cinematography. Which is why movie theaters are magical: you watch the movie in high resolution on
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by _ph_ 3y ago
Just that the strongest helicopter on the page can only lift 20 tons. Of course, it would be sufficient to lift a single blade in one go. Still, that would be a very complex operation requiring very good weather.
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by _ph_ 3y ago
Very different things. There is basically only one solar panel size on the market. Which starts at $100. Making large solar installations means just getting more panels. This is great for cost reduction, as that most of the times goes along
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by _ph_ 3y ago
Depends on your definition of "close". There is a wind farm pretty close to the Berlin airport, but certainly some miles away.
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by _ph_ 3y ago
Well, yes. If you have a combustion engine or a turbine, Carnot tells you exactly the maximal efficiency you could achieve. But the exhaust still can be used for residental heating. So while the generator doesn't get any more efficient

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