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by atwrk 2y ago
That's all purely a social construct - e.g. almost nobody on the planet outside the US watches football (or Cricket in the UK/India, or ...). Football is a thing in the US because it is a thing in the US: You can bond with your pe
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by atwrk 2y ago
There are actually many many people who are both socially anxious and extraverted. Really not uncommon. It doesn't look like that because introversion and social anxiety are so often mixed up - just like in this article. Keep in mind t
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by atwrk 2y ago
Is that much? I use a German competitor, Contabo, and they offer 32TB even with their entry-level VPS for 4.5€ plus taxes.
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by atwrk 2y ago
Even less, the median household income is 80k: https://www.census.gov/library/publications/2024/demo/p60-28...
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by atwrk 2y ago
The proper definition will clearly mean the model, not the model instance .
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by atwrk 2y ago
Have you seen China? Northvolts demise is completely orthogonal to the concept of subsidies.
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by atwrk 2y ago
That is because we also can't actually directly perceive the yellow from that lemon, i.e. we don't possess cones that have their max sensitivity at 570 nm (yellow). Instead yellow is created in our brain by combining the data from
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Memecoins are the point(jpkoning.blogspot.com)
27 points by atwrk 2y ago|16 comments
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by atwrk 2y ago
Well the tax wedge as defined on that page measures the sum of taxes and healthcare, pensions and social security combined, not the tax alone. For a working class wage in most EU countries, healthcare plus contributions for pensions and s
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by atwrk 2y ago
It was for cvs, because rsync is old, but nowadays also filters out .git, .svn, .hg etc. In any case this is supposed to only sync the rendered content from $(LOCAL_CONTENT), not the templates used for rendering.
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by atwrk 2y ago
If your content is static anyway, you can just rsync to deploy instead of push to deploy: rsync -e "ssh -p $(SSH_PORT)" -P -rvzc --cvs-exclude --delete $(LOCAL_CONTENT) $(SSH_USER)@$(SSH_HOST):$(REMOTE_DIR) Self-hosting t
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by atwrk 2y ago
That seems wrong, as most high tax countries (Denmark, Norway, ...) have full employment and very high standards of living for decades now. Do you have a source for that? Eastern European countries catching up with development don't co
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by atwrk 2y ago
nitpick: dopamine means reward anticipation , the longing for the goal, not the satisfaction of achieving the goal.
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by atwrk 2y ago
Demographics (I assume you mean race?) can't be the reason. West Virgina is IIRC almost exclusively white and has a lower live expectancy than North Korea.
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by atwrk 2y ago
First, capacity factor is a silly metric to use for this. The industry uses LCOE or system LCOE, because this is about dollars per actual TWh produced, not capacity. In other words: A capacity factor of 10% doesn't matter if building 1
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by atwrk 2y ago
You postulated that there are periods existing where there would be no/very low combined and solar for over a month, yet you only posted links to periods of very low wind generation for less than a day. Even better, if you look at ener
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by atwrk 2y ago
But politics are real, and thus are it's consequences.
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by atwrk 2y ago
Dunkelflaute simply doesn't exist. It's clearly visible in the charts of the last years that wind and solar almost ideally complement each other in Germany. Why else do you think Germany managed to stay above 50% renewables for e
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by atwrk 2y ago
You can't just invent a number because you like it more. Solar and Wind are cheaper than nuclear even if you go beyond LCOE and include system costs. Even the nuclear lobby acknowledges this nowadays and has switched to other arguments
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by atwrk 2y ago
This is only because it is profitable for Germany to do so, not because of lack of capacity. Germany imports energy when there is low demand (and price) and exports when there is high demand (and price). Look at this chart: https:/&#x
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by atwrk 2y ago
Pure anecdata, of course, but my impression so far was the opposite (same as with Gemini): The free version is so bad for me (gpt4o) that I really doubt the paid version can get meaningfully better. * Text generation is really bad if said t
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by atwrk 2y ago
Where I live these are not allowed in the classroom until 7th grade or so, i.e. when the kids have learned the skills and can then employ calculators mindfully.
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by atwrk 2y ago
Both of these points can be true at the same time (and IMO are). Tech changes society, but society should also reflect on these changes - and decide whether this is the direction we want to go, the tradeoff we want to have.
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by atwrk 2y ago
BYD started as a battery producer and still is one of the largest in the world - I can't imagine them not having considered proper thermal management for battery health. Especially since they have been producing electric buses since 20
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by atwrk 2y ago
Pure yoghurt naturally already contains 3-4 g of sugar (lactose) per 100 g.
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by atwrk 2y ago
That is not an argument in a nation of law. If twitter thinks this is unconstitutional in Brazil, then they can by all means sue! Courts are the institutions that rule whether that is true or not, not some billionaire with a bad day.
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by atwrk 2y ago
Or you mention gender using "cis": https://imgur.com/gallery/state-of-xitter-2024-kYonTt4 Making this a about about free speech is astounding in multiple ways. First, are people not aware that Brazil is a dif
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Nonlinear dynamics of multi-omics profiles during human aging(nature.com)
1 points by atwrk 2y ago|0 comments
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by atwrk 2y ago
> That growth for _gold_ of all things (up 71% in the last 5 years) is crazy to me. For comparison: S&P500 grew about the same during that period (more than 100% from Jan 2019, about 70 from Dec 2019), so the higher price of gold d
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by atwrk 2y ago
I'm quite aware, hence in this context , meaning the ability for users to query potentially questionable content, not the inner workings. Probably should have phrased it differently.

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