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cesis
6y ago
There's a different opinion on lignin decomposing fungi: Delayed fungal evolution did not cause the Paleozoic peak in coal production https://www.pnas.org/content/113/9/2442
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Immobilizer chip is probably only required to start driving. I can't imagine any car would stop if it lost signal with immobilizer chip- that would be a safety problem. That is how relay attacks work- signal is required only for a brie
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Berlin Now Has a City-Run Recycling Department Store
(bloomberg.com)
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6y ago
The limit is 50km/h but everyone is driving at ~60km/h.
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cesis
6y ago
Or even better - SI Kelvin scale
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7y ago
There are various REM based therapies (with various repeatability in studies). Also anecdotally I find REM relaxing and calming, so I brought together a few REM patterns as it is much easier to focus on actual pictures than tracking imagina
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Show HN: Rapid Eye Movement Exercises
(remfulness.com)
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Neanderthal 'skeleton' is first found in a decade
(bbc.com)
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7y ago
Parent already fixed the comment
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7y ago
That number probably is for entire US
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7y ago
Nuclear power has a capacity factor of ~80-90% [1]. What is the 99.9% requirement? [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacity_factor
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cesis
7y ago
Electric vehicles(e.g.electric scooters) already are ubiquitous in cities. Unsubsidized.
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cesis
7y ago
And firefighters definitely used helmets in 19th century
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The Zambian agri-tech app making farming cool
(bbc.com)
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cesis
7y ago
There's also possibility for "soft"-electric conversion - add a few kwh lithium battery, remove alternator etc., which might bring reduction in fuel consumption.
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cesis
7y ago
You might find Bertrand paradox interesting regarding this aspect.
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cesis
7y ago
Not sure if this is the case, but BBC has an annoying habit of changing headlines.
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7y ago
Actually wind and sun are very predictable, but intermittent. The main benefit, I think, is having multiple generation sources as these will smoothen out any power drops from other sources.
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7y ago
Apparently this is a 2MW turbine https://simecatlantis.com/2018/09/13/simec-atlantis-energy-u...
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8y ago
Farmed fish is already more than 50% of market share https://qz.com/730794/the-future-is-here-people-are-now-eati...
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8y ago
Also electronic device screen size is expressed in inches all over the world, also pipes are often inches, the same applies to nails.
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8y ago
It's more like - dealer sold you the car for $19.95, then came after you and demanded the rest $19k because of the error.
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8y ago
I don't quite get the scooter renting. I own one. I put it under the desk in office and carry it into my flat. This is even better than bicycle which I would have to 'dump' on the street.
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8y ago
I love the fact that "whois privacy protection" has become a free service now thanks to GDPR.
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Facebook’s quest for fleet of solar-powered Internet drones grounded forever
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Flamethrower drone used to clear debris from power lines
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8y ago
New xiaomi scooter costs $499 from Amazon. Used ones would be way cheaper.
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8y ago
Or thermal mass storage for AC systems.
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8y ago
Just pass those negative prices to customers and they will solve the problem.
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8y ago
I would love an e-bike with a socket for such battery.
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