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931.
by ant6n 4y ago
It’s steel reinforced concrete. That’s how houses out of concrete are built as well.
932.
by ant6n 4y ago
The solution with fade out / fade in is pretty clever. Short layovers will cross-fade automatically, but you don’t need complicated internal information about which train continues from one run to the next. Stopping would be neat, but
933.
by ant6n 4y ago
> Challenge-and-reward is what's missing from so many lives these days. Just get kids -> challenge. When they’re in bed -> reward.
934.
by ant6n 4y ago
Probably unknown
935.
by ant6n 4y ago
Can’t u just insert a screenshot of the of the pdf in a word document?
936.
by ant6n 4y ago
But a metal zeppelin
937.
by ant6n 4y ago
> France’s nuclear buildout, beginning in the 1970s, achieved the greatest decarbonization in human history I thought it was hydro in Quebec, or perhaps Norway.
938.
by ant6n 4y ago
Yeah, I love how this silently escalates more and more.
939.
by ant6n 4y ago
That’s why u do these things when parents are out for the weekend.
940.
by ant6n 4y ago
Perhaps some businesses pay sticker price? Can’t imagine them futzing around with coupons.
941.
by ant6n 4y ago
I think a couple of Delphi licenses are cheaper.
942.
by ant6n 4y ago
> Optimized for speed, safety and sustainability I hope any airline that gets these gets punished by all the other customers for the environmental irresponsibility of pushing this gass gussling technology. Wow, you can blow through your
943.
by ant6n 4y ago
Perhaps the magazine is good, but the website doesn’t leave a good impression: I search for dehumidifier, and all I get is the info about one particular model being released, an article that reads more like an ad, without any testing done.
944.
by ant6n 4y ago
And how did that work out?
945.
by ant6n 4y ago
Well okay. But they had the same problem Intel is in now: they pushed an inefficient power hungry chip to the limit. So it was cheaper, and performance was only somewhat lower, but it was much hotter and used a lot of power —- so pretty use
946.
by ant6n 4y ago
Let’s remember AMD was absolute garbage for like 10 years until around 2016, when they finally bounced back. And they were getting closer and closer to bankruptcy, having to flog the silver - their fabs and even their campus. I’d say the Ze
947.
by ant6n 4y ago
This can’t be repeated too much!
948.
by ant6n 4y ago
I did make 20x, got in at 2$ — too bad I only put up 500 bucks. Lost more on intel tho… It’s gambling indeed, even if lightly informed.
949.
by ant6n 4y ago
It's like coding in an adversarial text window -- the font isn't monospace, there's no syntax highlighting, no auto-indent based on parenthesis, and when you accidentally hit enter (instead of ctrl+enter) you leave the text e
950.
by ant6n 4y ago
Black mirror: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Be_Right_Back
951.
by ant6n 4y ago
Python support
952.
by ant6n 4y ago
Well, theres one issue: everybody hates SAP.
953.
by ant6n 4y ago
so meta!
954.
by ant6n 4y ago
Babies should get hip ultra sounds, so there’s that.
955.
by ant6n 4y ago
Baby pictures are mementos for the parents, not the kids.
956.
by ant6n 4y ago
Battery backup was good for 8h. Seems pretty risky to me, there are many scenarios thinkable where a power outage for more than 8h could occur. For example some natural disaster, which across ubiquitously deployed nuclear would occur every
957.
by ant6n 4y ago
The plant couldn’t deal with an electricity outage for 24h.
958.
by ant6n 4y ago
Just post more relevant links, “dude”.
959.
by ant6n 4y ago
Europe is not perfect for rail. Shorter trips, complicated geography, etc. etc. there are some legacy technology constraints that the us doesn’t have or solved a hundred years ago (loading gauge, max train length, couplers). The fact is the
960.
by ant6n 4y ago
Who is that guy and what is he saying, is linking to the person relevant?

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