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1y ago
It's on the same level as people using incandescent light bulbs. Well we clear 160k Euros after taxes and have public medical care, and electricity is 10c/kWh here, so why does it matter what bulbs we use? We live in an area surro
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But it says in your article, "We record a demo and dent Akash’s car while recording, just minutes before the deadline." So I think the only thing to do now is to own up to it and please post the demo including the crash so that we
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That is too funny. So we crash the car while distracted, filming the demo for AI powered voice email we do during our commute, and "Judges love the demo". Pretty funny when nobody gets hurt, not so funny when we rear end a family
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1y ago
Not exactly, more or less to some extent without a 1:1 correspondence, more like a 1:100 or something like that technically, but practically it probably works out to roughly 1:1 to 1:2 correspondence on average?
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1y ago
Surface level thinking, ecological disaster in the making. Birds and bats and other bugs eat mosquitoes to live. Killing all the mosquitoes is like the Chinese killing all the sparrows. We do not understand, and we do not want to understand
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1y ago
Assuming body is 38 degrees C, and ambient is 20 C, Delta T is 18 C, which "works" to whatever extent.
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1y ago
22 meters underground, built in 1950s, Tokyo, 5-7% of GDP - yeah the gigantic underground vaults serve as flood protection, to those who have a good understanding of Japanese history, it's understandable to believe these were rather pr
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1y ago
In what way is endometriosis related to a) hormonal birth control (estrogen and progestin), b) sexually transmitted disease, c) age, d) pregnancy, e) obesity? The article didn't seem to discuss these much, I don't know much about
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1y ago
As I was saying, https://stopthesethings.com/2021/12/18/billions-of-wind-turb...
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1y ago
No, what are you trying to say?
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1y ago
I didn't see an FAQ and can only guess and piece it together, here goes: Precious Plastics designs, sells and operates plastic processing and recycling equipment, including crucibles, presses, extrusion presses, sheet presses, injectio
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1y ago
Ever wonder if wood is really a renewable resource? Once you see a 4th generation forest, you start to realize we might be running pretty short. This seems to bounce back and forth, for awhile it was save the trees, now it's cut down t
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That's amazing, it's remarkable that we can harvest energy from the environment so effectively. Is global warming expected to increase or decrease wind farm output? Apparently warm air is less dense than colder air, warm, moist ai
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1y ago
Ding ding ding! We have a winner! And the market dominant Teslas, among others, are primarily built on Chinese battery supply chains, the Scandinavian battery manufacturer having going out of business (Northvolt). So extracting selling oil
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I assume that the New York Fed would like Americans to be more patriotic, save more, and buy less cheap imported crap, that's why they wrote this article in this way. But it skates past a few key issues. 1. Consumption doesn't zer
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1y ago
Not to mention the helping and teaching other people aspect, which feels good, it feels like there isn't as much of that now. Or maybe it has just moved away onto Discord etc, but GitHub definitely doesn't feel like it has that as
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I'm curious if Stack Overflow was a good resource for human learning? As in, run into a problem, look through other related questions and answers, check the documentation, struggle for awhile learning and figuring out how to frame and
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1y ago
"I was tipped off by a friend to a batch of Kintex UltraScale+’s, specifically the XCKU5P, on AliExpress for a mere $55 each. He had tested one from the seller and they appeared to be legitimate, although likely salvaged/reballed
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1y ago
Well, existing taxes are for very specific and well delineated purposes. We can re-name the fees we pay to access the standard to "Standards User Tax", and it gets collected when you want to access the standard. Obviously, we woul
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I used to think that way as well, then I started to participate in standards development. Now, I think it's more valuable to society to have the standards properly developed, funded and regulated. You could say the same of literally an
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While you're at it, make textbooks free. And movies. And games. Who is going to pay for standards development? How will it maintain a stable funding mechanism? I refer you to recent developments with the US government.
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I think they might have been referring to conductor gallop, power line sag, and subsequent fault. I read synchronisation failure as downed cable. With extreme temperature variations come extreme winds. Not sure if this was the case.
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1y ago
My thought process was, let me try out a few moves that attack Black. There aren't that many, so... Kb8? No, not allowed. Kb7? No, not allowed. Pa7? No, that doesn't really help. Ra7? No, that doesn't lead to anything useful.
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1y ago
Here is my pet theory, it's not intended to be political, just thinking about evolutionary biology. There is an optimum lifespan for peak evolutionary population fitness in any group of organisms. Too short a lifespan means not enough
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1y ago
Yes, exactly. And a 150 mile battery is still not that tiny in terms of size and weight, and still probably costs more than 20k alone, (unless you source it from China.)
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1y ago
Very cool, are you using WebGL? Or WebGPU?
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Okay, but is (was) this assuming on putting in Chinese batteries? If not, where are you going to get the cells and pack for that money?
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1y ago
You can get custom 1-off printing for that cheap? What paper/binding do you use? Is the printer just drop shipping? Do you use a single printer, or is there a printing service that contracts the closer physical shop?
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1y ago
Which 2D game engine do you use? What is the game?
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1y ago
My Ticket To Ride games are usually very passive, everyone has a sort of truce that lasts essentially throughout. But sometimes someone gives up on a big route and devotes themselves to messing up other people, and then things get spicy. Th
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