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by bgnn 1y ago
I just put them dry, not broken, and overlapping between the boxes such that they cover the surface fully. And yes, the roots can go down, but weeds cannot go past that easily. The theory is yhe upwards growth is weak but downwards growth o
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by bgnn 1y ago
Well, I don't know about a million, but there are small scale profitable commercial farms doing this. One local farm I get my seasonal veggies from had 200 tonne carrot and parsnip over-production this year due to favorable conditions
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by bgnn 1y ago
tilling with anything more than human power should be banned!
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by bgnn 1y ago
I started my gardening adventure with vegetables in pots. It was perfect, plants gave amazing yield, but required too detailed care and attention every day (or sometimes 2-3 times a day in a hot dry summer day). When I have moved to plantin
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by bgnn 1y ago
I think what is forgotten is the organisms other than plants. Hydroponics is amazing for plants but not sure if you can sustain a wineyard in that fashion for long without having some kind of organism starting to cause issues. A well balanc
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by bgnn 2y ago
I can't see how can add industry be resilient to recession. Maybe if you switch to selling ads for government propaganda?
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by bgnn 2y ago
Siemens is also huge in software. AUTOSAR alliance is an organization based in Germany defining automotive ECU software architectures. Most automotive SW development is happening in Germany.
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by bgnn 2y ago
That's definitely a better term. Thanks!
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by bgnn 2y ago
They are expanding in Europe rapidly, and in China of course. In the Netherlands they are partnered with a local green electricity provider (Vattenfall) and Shel for their charger network. Shell owns the most petrol stations along the highw
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by bgnn 2y ago
I guess this is an American market thing. Most Bosch dishwashers in EU do not come with this stupid app. Almost all have displays and physical buttons.
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by bgnn 2y ago
I'm pretty sure most app support will be dropped before that.
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by bgnn 2y ago
The people you are enriching in other nations are also the same class of those nations. Actually, even a smaller percentage of them. It's so much more harder to raise capital in the EU for tech start-ups for this reason. They prefer in
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by bgnn 2y ago
This site (add.org) doesn't function on Firefox mobile.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Yes, abd this appreciates USD, in turn makes production costs in US high, so the rest of the world doesn't buy what US produces. It is by itself sustainable though as US doesn't only export produced goods but tech etc which the wo
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by bgnn 2y ago
Aren't semiconductors exempt from the tariffs?
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by bgnn 2y ago
TSMC has a lot if joint ventures like this. They are quite good at cross contaminating with their own fabs.
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by bgnn 2y ago
That price will be paid by the customer
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by bgnn 2y ago
US is as scattered with ecery state having their own legislation.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Yeah EU doesn't have a special tariff per se, but they wanted a responsible legal entity in EU to deal with taxes and customer rights so they created this structure. US just doesn't want anything imported. Doesn't help to set
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by bgnn 2y ago
This is correct but one of the reasons is the SWE at HW companies are living in their own bubble. They somehow don't follow the rest of the SW developments. I'm a chip design engineer and I get frustrated with the garbage SW/
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by bgnn 2y ago
Hmm that is interesting. Can you elaborate what is exactly different between them? I'm asking because I think a firmware has to directly talk to hardware through lower HAL (hardware abstraction layer), while customer facing parts shoul
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by bgnn 2y ago
I use them in my car against condensation. The instructions on tge cover say 3 minutes at 700W in the microwave.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Romania is definitely political, but the rest of the decisions are due to independent courts. Nobody, including Le Pen, believes this is politically motivated. This will help her in the long run too.
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by bgnn 2y ago
nope. Fab models are extremely accurate for mature nodes (like anything down to 3nm now). They keep updating after qualification runs, but you see they converge within 1-2 years. Even failure modes and probabilities are modelled extremely a
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by bgnn 2y ago
Not every fab use BSIM models. Philips (now NXP) use PSP models for their own fabs and implement them as verilog-a code. This is a physics based model instead of fitted model like BSIM. TSMC has their own C-library on top of BSIM models for
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by bgnn 2y ago
TSMC, Samsung, Globalfoundries
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by bgnn 2y ago
I'm saying the same thing?
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by bgnn 2y ago
Oh that's not practical at all. We have battery drop off points every neighbourhood supermarket, which is in every couple of kilometers or so (Europe).
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by bgnn 2y ago
No no, the thickness of the glass panes.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Worst is the privatized abd heavily subsidized public transport companies.

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