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9mo ago
Is it possible the ship was rebuilt?
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9mo ago
You're kind of missing the point. Renewables use contracts for difference. The article we are discussing is the level of that CFD. So what ever the market price, renewables either give or receive money in line with the CFD.
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9mo ago
When(walls == fell)
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10mo ago
I breakdown of how it works would be nice. I'm not sure if "math" counts as an algorithm. And I'm not sure if you're using velocity as a buzz word or a technical term.
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2y ago
what information is it actually leaking though? If someone wanted, they could drive up to my house and see the colour of my door. The fact that someone has always been able to create a database of front door colours isn't inherently a
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2y ago
I don't think that makes the definition wrong. We like to conceptualise OSes as programs, but at the low end they start to resemble libraries. if your FS is just a library, process switching is timers and interrupts, and memory protect
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2y ago
"If you don't do X, I won't do Y" That is a threat in the broadest sense. the more useful comparisons are law != violence || threat of violence threat != violence unless youre just equivocating the 2 meanings of threat t
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2y ago
Im not saying the burden of proof is on you. I'm not saying murder is legal. I'm saying that making sarcastic comments suggesting that MPs deserve to be murdered or threatened isn't acceptable. Its a completely separate issue
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2y ago
Ok, lets replace this with murder. MPs are getting murdered, so they introduce a new law to prevent murder. Is the parents comment acceptable?
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2y ago
That line is blurry though. Anorexics aren't happy with their body. If they go to a site where they find acceptance and understanding, thats good? And on the other hand, it used to be the case that Models were stick thin. If the fat ac
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2y ago
Really? You can disagree with the position, whilst accepting that MPs have been murdered, and MPs do get threatened online. What specific level of power hunger makes a threat to life acceptable? Further, I wasn't in favour of these pro
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2y ago
I suppose the difference for me is I've not seen any examples of Child sexual abuse online. Its obviously a bad thing, so steps taken to prevent that directly are a good thing. When you start restricting everyone, in order to stop that
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2y ago
Perhaps. I was trying to reason it out, you have the thermal mass of the heat exchanger material, that you aren't going to be able to tune to every temp differential. at the start of the cycle, it may be very efficient, but at the end
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2y ago
Maybe? but doesn't that just become a poor mans counter flow heat exchanger?
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2y ago
yes i get that, but say you have an indoor temp of 30c and an outdoor temp of 0c. the average of this heat exchanger is going to be 15c. so on average youre only cooling the exhaust down to 15, and heating up the intake to 15c. a counter fl
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2y ago
>To clarify some of the discussion, it is not a counterflow heat exchanger, it is a regenerative type. Can someone expand of this? intuition tells me that a regenerative design can be no better than 50% efficient, and would be worse at
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2y ago
Thats the solution that sprang to my mind. I don't think its stupid, its just working within the confines of what Apple have provided. The question is, if everyone jumps on this 'solution' and it becomes an issue, will Apple
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2y ago
Well a VM is meant to provide a machine agnostic environment. An os does the same, with the quirk that its processor specific. If youre writing Posix C, you shouldn't need to care what that software is running on, as long as its Posix.
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2y ago
No, its a Canary. If the message is removed, The Nuclear Subs have to assume WW3 has just happened.
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2y ago
No your phone self destructs 5 seconds after reading it.
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2y ago
Yes. 'products' in the context of the DoD isn't the kind of thing they should be offering to Civvys. Or foreign nationals in my case.
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2y ago
Wheres the fun in that? Acronyms need to be hand crafted. Anyway, AI can't even give itself a good acronym. It should be 'Machine Intelligence and Neuro Datagrams' or something.
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2y ago
Thats kind of just redefining the OS though, and what a programming language is. Smalltalk is a VM, the VM isn't 'inside of' the language. You could argue that an OS is just another high level virtual machine.
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2y ago
>Alex Jones's vitamin company offered 2x more cash Yes, but shouldn't that already be due to the victims? This is worse for the victims, because rather than getting that money, and future revenue, they just get that money. And
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2y ago
Does it have to take off though? The GP seems to be basically saying the same thing as many others have expressed. They want their phone to basically be a PC. Whether that involves upgrading, installing your own OS, or otherwise just being
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2y ago
Is this a 'do not track' extension
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2y ago
Even if its 1% its still worth it. You already have billing set up, you already have 2 different tiers of ads. Its like saying most BMW drivers won't buy the top of the line model with all the options. They won't, doesn't mea
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2y ago
Surely in this reverse Catch-22 hypothetical anyone who is willing to pay to escape ads is therefore worth more, so they would need to be served fewer ads for the same income. So the subscription should be free. And with less ads.
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2y ago
Reverse (Dutch?) Ad sense. You compete with advertisers not to receive ads. If youre wiling to spend 1 galactic credit to not see an ad, and advertiser must spend 1.01GC to show it to you. Whether this work, only hinges on the question of w
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2y ago
Yes, it is a bit bizarre. The authors solution is more frame works to bridge the gap, but the only evidence for something beyond that gap is itself a framework. Doubly troubling is that theyre pushing their own frame work, that presumably t
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