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by daedrdev 2y ago
I highly doubt that considering this article is about US complaints towards the UK demand.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
https://afdc.energy.gov/vehicles/electric-emissions I think I overstated my case, its not as bad as I thought.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html I feel like you are really running against the spirit of HN with this comment.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
And electric cars still produce a lot of CO2 in manufacturing, to the point that though an electric car is a reduction in CO2, its on the same order of magnitude of an gas car for regular usage.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Given countries at the time were all monarchies with limited rights, I'm not sure if it's too comparable.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
A boycott is voluntary. Presumably not everyone will follow, and those who still use it will be more productive which you say is bad. Do you mean we should ban it? That itself seems impossible to do considering its a program running on a PC
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by daedrdev 2y ago
In Texas electricity is literally less than half the price than the price in my state on average. (14c/kwh vs 34c/kwh) (I live in California) If you want to say its worse, perhaps you should check if its actually worse first.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
My public utility is bad at its job because it has literally zero incentive to be cheap, and thus my utilities are expensive
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by daedrdev 2y ago
I mean that itself is a hotly debated idea. From your own link " As of at least 2024, there is no academic consensus on the effect of resource abundance on economic development." For example US is probably the most resource rich c
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by daedrdev 2y ago
I think the better cryptography lesson is that you should not build your own cryptography system because you will mess up and include a security flaw that will allow the data to be read.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railway_electrification#Fourth...
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Reading the abstract it seems to support the idea of geoengineering if half the excess warming magnitude was from stopping ships Aerosolization of particles
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by daedrdev 2y ago
USAID has already been shut down
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by daedrdev 2y ago
China hiding exploits it find has a large jmpace on Us policy. Should the Us reveal every zero day it knows, in a theoretical conflict with china China will have zero days US didnt know about but the US will have none.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
I just feel like there are a few recent things to actually be outraged about
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Im oretty sure thats TJs fault, they regularly run out of eggs for years now if you go at the wrong time
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by daedrdev 2y ago
If an economy grows at 2% and the supply grows by 1% it is in permanent deflation. For a country like el salvador with much higher growth, the deflation can easily be much higher
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by daedrdev 2y ago
The IMF probably rightfully sees a structurally deflationary currency (bitcoin) as a massive risk should it gain widespread adoption
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by daedrdev 2y ago
I think its quite clear gdpr has indeed lead to lower investment and delayed or cancelled products in Europe
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by daedrdev 2y ago
The democrats have effectively no power. They control neither the house, senate, or presidency, the courts have become more conservative, etc. They can only talk. The filibuster will prevent new laws, but that isn't much when the feder
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by daedrdev 2y ago
It's the endgame of cheats. If it's not supreme over all programs, you can cheat by chaining things when it isn't looking or before the anitcheat starts. By running a service from startup with maximal privilege, they can prev
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Clearly yes? The amazing part with ozempic is that it's been around for quite a while.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
The answer is they are gambling they can sell them for more later
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Thats because of the MLCCs you are considering, you can get ones with different voltage coefficents if you want. Like ones that keep 95% at 100v or even better. They cost more and have different materials. Extreme parts cost a whole lot mor
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by daedrdev 2y ago
It's also probably dependent on who made them, and the engineering of the materials they used. After all even if every cap meets the spec but there are several paths to get to the spec.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Yeah it is bad and a lot of damage if it hits somewhere populous but my understanding is we've tested nukes that powerful
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by daedrdev 2y ago
It seems to me that just maybe by not lobotomizing the training in an attempt to keep it pg, they’ve unlocked a lot of performance. This probably isnt the only thing of course but it is a major difference between deepseek and other models
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by daedrdev 2y ago
It's not as insane as it looks. They changed the definition of M2 in 2020, which means we expect to see a jump right then
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by daedrdev 2y ago
The company that makes the cereal is a low margin business. In fact most food that isnt high end is low margin. Somewhere they have a lot of costs to cover.
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by daedrdev 2y ago
Some of the largest shareholders include pension plans and every day peoples retirement accounts

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