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by detritus 2y ago
If you somehow accumulate for re-processing solely this alloy, then sure. It's where it gets mixed up with other 'waste', that complicates things.
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by detritus 2y ago
Sadly, I've informed my daughter that she can't have coke until she's 22 :) Also, I'm 'one of those' and avoid sugar-free alternatives. For sure though, I can't say I've much noticed it in the likes o
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by detritus 2y ago
Yes, that's the point i was making - kids who have lots of sugar don't seem to be affected, as it's just their baseline, whereas kids who don't have a lot of sugar do seem to exhibit it. Curiously, my friend's partn
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by detritus 2y ago
No, I account for that - also, I do buy her an icelolly or whatever at the end of an excited day and she upticks when I'd not expect her to. I can't relay each and every data point from the last few years but I have noticed.
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by detritus 2y ago
Yeah, I've had this conversation with a friend who has a kid about the same age as mine. He swears that there's no such thing as a sugar rush, whereas I absolutely see it in my kid and there's nothing you can tell me to make
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by detritus 2y ago
To guess, I'd suggest it might be mostly due to the types of electric motor already produced and available in an appropriate weight and configuraton. Further it might be that redundancy in electric motors might be more of an issue (?)
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by detritus 2y ago
If my memory serves, there were at least a couple of blurred/pixellated details in that. What I also noticed is a change in Musk from early Everyday Astronaut interviews, where rather than tackling the mention of competing technologies
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by detritus 2y ago
Or, if the streets of London are anything to go by - the pavement. I find it immensely telling that the vast majority of these things (ie. the popular flavoured kinds) are banned in the country that produces them.
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by detritus 2y ago
Very much more than likely just a coincidence borne of a widespread industry dealing with a hazardous product, but it's strange to me that this happens alongside a major fire incident at a Scottish lithium recycling plant and so soon a
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by detritus 2y ago
I don't know why you're being down voted, there are two places in my partner's home town in Italy that sell objectively mediocre pizza, but are invariably busy because of location and convenience. It's just, a different
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by detritus 2y ago
Drones... may well make mistakes - I'm not sure that AI Vision is anyway 100% foolproof, but besides - Drone operators are human, and i'm under the impression they most certainly are fallible.
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by detritus 2y ago
It's slow as shit on Firefox on PC here. Not a good sign... .
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by detritus 2y ago
Sure, that was my takeaway too but my disliked half-arsed quip about graphics fidelity would apply to the 16-bit graphics aspect :) I remember reading about MSX back in the old days, when I was transitioning from a Spectrum to an Amiga, but
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by detritus 2y ago
What did you expect? It's an 8-bit machine. - ed: Turns out this one's a 16-bit machine? Anyway.
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by detritus 2y ago
For me it was Comanche ('92) that spelt out the demise of my beloved Amiga. I had a floppy disk demo that I played on my father's crappy, crappy PC at work and it completely destroyed anything you could achieve on the Amiga.
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by detritus 2y ago
Yeah, I couldn't imagine hosting my Most Important Notes on a freebie service whose provenance I don't entirely know. Notes are self host for me.
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by detritus 2y ago
Not having any problems at all on my shitbox GPU-free Windows PC here, running Firefox.
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by detritus 2y ago
Not Poster, but commercially-available solid state lasers top out at a few tens of watts and due to limited wavelengths have restricted usage on certain materials (eg. even different colours of the same type of plastic may or may not cut, w
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by detritus 3y ago
Well, Gosh! 'TIL', as they say. Turns out it was first aired in the UK too (according to the following link, anywa)! https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/The_Muppet_Show
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by detritus 3y ago
It's worth appreciating that 'live broadcast' also includes media off the main networks, so if you watch a SpaceX livestream on YouTube (etc), technically you should have a TV License to do so. I do find that infuriating.
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by detritus 3y ago
Native English-speaker here - I've never seen 'a11y' or whatever that is, and I find it to be opaque and incredibly stupid given context. I mean, if they were taking the piss, I might find it amusing.
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by detritus 3y ago
I was going for 15nm as a base and have absolutely more than likely got my maths wrong, but if there's one way to get an answer on the internet, it's to post an incorrect one ;) So, thank you.
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by detritus 3y ago
If I've got this right, according to chatGPT, an early-to-mid-year i7 would be in the ballpark of 800m in length, hahah.
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by detritus 3y ago
I'm now wondering how large a ~7-22nm detail-sized chip at 12" would be :) I'm guessing relativistic restrictions would hamper its clock speed, but presumably still quicker than 'chips in Minecraft'!
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by detritus 3y ago
Says you - personally I love raw chestnut mushrooms, finely sliced. YMMV as is often said here.
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by detritus 3y ago
Yeah, coming from back at that time, to consider Silverlight at all is to give it too much credit. Jobs and his unwillingness to support it on iPhone killed Flash, and that's that.
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by detritus 3y ago
Not a helicopter, nor an expert in them, but modern electrical engines are significantly more efficient than traditional ICE motors. Also, the scalability of existing small-form quadcopters (etc) means it's much easier for companies to
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by detritus 3y ago
I seem to remember that Tutankhamun exhibition at the O2 (Millennium Dome still, back then?) being alright? The one back in '07-'08? I'm not sure they had the main golden casket, but the artefacts they found in the tomb were
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by detritus 3y ago
I should've clarified - my memory is that even in the 80s the 'internet' wasn't that fundamentally-critical to typical daily behaviour. Heck, even the WWW took a while to roll into relevance.
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by detritus 3y ago
80's?

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