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by cnlevy 6y ago
Or standard high-speed train on a floating bridge ? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evergreen_Point_Floating_Bridg...
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by cnlevy 6y ago
The beam width limits bandwidth to a coverage of 1 satellite per ~52 sq km https://www.reddit.com/r/SpaceXLounge/comments/jiu1uq/looks_...
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by cnlevy 6y ago
1 /s
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by cnlevy 7y ago
They've been working on mitigating the problem https://www.tesmanian.com/blogs/tesmanian-blog/darksat-is-di...
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by cnlevy 7y ago
Easy: You just fine every one of them 5000€, and send them home cheerfully.
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by cnlevy 7y ago
no one died of hunger in Wuhan
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by cnlevy 7y ago
So just add stations on side tracks and count them in.
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by cnlevy 7y ago
Take the Paris-Lyon TGV. For about 30$ minimum price, you get from city center to city center , 300 miles away in 2 hours. There are trains every 30 minutes.
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by cnlevy 7y ago
nothing but competition
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by cnlevy 7y ago
Sure, but it might explode near people
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by cnlevy 7y ago
let's drive in Hanoi ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpsybD1MsNQ
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by cnlevy 7y ago
Still, Spanish is a very real second language in the US
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by cnlevy 7y ago
Yes, but it's very slow for human lifetimes; it would take millions of years https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmospheric_escape#Mars
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by cnlevy 7y ago
There are no exit controls. And you can be sure that after 2 hours of theft, your car has already been taken apart and sold.
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by cnlevy 9y ago
European airlines prefer european airplanes; its a question of EU pride
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by cnlevy 9y ago
I had the Psion Revo+, I used to code and compile Java 1.1 programs on it. Everything had to be cointained in 16Mb RAM, the Revo+ didn't have a flash card reader I even managed to include Swing and HSQLDB
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by cnlevy 9y ago
Yes. But only regarding another colony farther out in space, say, on Mars. Therefore comes back the original question.
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by cnlevy 9y ago
> At a million or more fatalities, it was one of the deadliest famines in history, in terms of percentage of population lost That accounts to 20-25% of the population, including emigration [0] I found out the Great Famine of Mount Leba
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by cnlevy 9y ago
> or worked for one of the large companies with government contracts to supply the military. What percentage of the population does this add to the total ?
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by cnlevy 9y ago
Rajoy is not Assad. He knows there are more effective methods than just shooting at demonstrators
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by cnlevy 9y ago
Maybe from a non-German union ?
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by cnlevy 9y ago
Solar + gas costs at least twice the cost of coal alone. And being poor means that my primary problem is "What will I eat tomorrow". So "What might happen in 50 years" is really secondary. I'll solve it after solv
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by cnlevy 9y ago
Which decent uninterrupted power alternatives to coal ?
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by cnlevy 9y ago
Right. Let's translate this whole thread into Toki Pona !
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by cnlevy 10y ago
Flash Anzan is impressive for a westerner : https://www.theguardian.com/science/alexs-adventures-in-numb...
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by cnlevy 10y ago
I personally want him pardoned because of the context (recurring knife attacks on military and civilians), but he is certainly not an hero in my view. Being discreetly discharged from the army for miscondcuct is probably what would have hap
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by cnlevy 10y ago
Western European countries are the best gas client of Russia; Ukraine often didn't have money to pay Russia, as well as political disputes.
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by cnlevy 10y ago
It used to contain it.
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by cnlevy 10y ago
Spain from the 15th century onwards is a counter-example to your theory. Because they had accumulated so much wealth from plundering the New World, they became lazy and dependent for goods on poorer, and more industious nations, (the Englis
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by cnlevy 10y ago
Mandatory TL;DR comment needed in every HN post Thanks !

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