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by dhx 1y ago
Not true. 100% variable renewable energy (VRE) grids are found to be economically viable almost anywhere on the planet.[1] These are grids which don't require any fossil fuel "firming". From the IEA report: "Substantiate
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by dhx 1y ago
As an example of government regulation driving this change, see [1]. This regulation of NSW, Australia considers rooted devices with extra non-Google/non-Apple approved security features such as a duress/wipe PIN (a standard featu
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by dhx 1y ago
VIN decoding per [1]: 7G2CEHED8RA017384 ^^^-- World Manufacturing Identifier (WMI) = 7G2 = Tesla Inc. ^-- Make/Line/Series = C = Cybertruck ^-- Chassis/Cab Type/Restraints = E = Truck with Type 2 manual
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by dhx 1y ago
The means be which restriction of user choice of software would occur appears to be Article 3(3) point (i) of Directive 2014/53/EU.[1] But as you point out, Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2022/30 referred to in the sour
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by dhx 1y ago
Not that it's much use to compare, but the closest DART buoy 21418 to the M9-9.1 2011 Tōhoku earthquake[1] (which had an epicentre just 72km East of Japan's east coast) recorded a water column height variation of ~3m.[2][3] The cl
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by dhx 1y ago
~1.3m water column height variation observed by the closest DART buoy at 48°7'34" N 163°22'35" E (5787m nominal water depth).[1] [1] https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=21416&typ...
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by dhx 1y ago
Thanks. It seems such glazing was common in American 1970's era construction as a way to evenly distribute across the pane and into the frame the heat from a fire on one side of the window. This extends the time before the glass shatte
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by dhx 1y ago
What was the need for reinforced (wire mesh) internal glazing?
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by dhx 1y ago
Whilst BYD may theoretically have the ability to be fully "vertically integrated", or at least only use domestic manufacturing equipment, seemingly this is not done in practice. From a UAV fly-through video of BYD's Shark pro
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by dhx 1y ago
> What kind of monetization model would this be for BBC? BBC is taxpayer funded by Britons who have elected British officials convinced of the benefits of using taxpayer funds to influence perception (or even just prevent misinformation)
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by dhx 1y ago
Try a subjective prompt such as "which country has the most advanced car manufacturing industry" and you'll get responses with common subjective biases such as: - Reliability: Japan - Luxury: Germany - Cost, EV batteries, man
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by dhx 1y ago
> But who wants OpenAI or Anthropic or Meta just crawling their site's valuable human written content and they get nothing in return? Most governments and large companies should want to be crawled, and they get a lot in return. It&#
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by dhx 1y ago
It depends on the content producer. I would argue the best resourced content producers (governments and large companies) are incentivised to give AI bots as much curated content as possible that is favourable to their branding and objective
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by dhx 1y ago
How do these changes make sense being included into existing copyright law, as opposed to dedicated personality rights law? What is the original and creative work being copied? Is the idea that someone simply existing and doing mundane ever
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by dhx 1y ago
This sounds off by an order of magnitude? Firefox's local translation models are only 20-70MB per language pair direction (e.g. en-to-fr or fr-to-en).[1] These models are also only released when they reach at least -5% of Google Transl
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Gonjeshke Darand claims cyberattack against Bank Sepah (Iran)(xcancel.com)
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by dhx 1y ago
Alternative source reporting widespread banking outages in Iran: https://www.iranintl.com/en/202506171404
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by dhx 1y ago
Perhaps the oven in question may be an electric Rational AG (German multinational company) combination oven, possibly the iCombi Pro.[1] If this is correct, the manual[2] and service reference guide[3] for the iCombi Pro shows it is quite c
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by dhx 1y ago
For reference, [1] is the recent UN regulation for road vehicles to have an event data recording (EDR) function which records certain telemetry about a vehicle for -5 to +5 seconds around a crash event. None of these fields relate to ADS&#x
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by dhx 1y ago
For reference, the regulation you are probably referring to is Article 30[1] and Article 31[2] of REGULATION (EU) 2022/2065 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 19 October 2022 on a Single Market For Digital Services and am
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by dhx 1y ago
Maybe covered by the following exemptions of section 3 of Nuclear Non‑Proliferation (Safeguards) Regulations 1987?[1] (1) For the purposes of paragraph 9(c) of the Act, each of the following kinds of nuclear material is nuclear material
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by dhx 1y ago
The latest contract[1] (I hope this is the right one) for MITRE's involvement with CVE and CWE programs was USD$29.1m for the period 2024-04-17 to 2025-04-16 with optional extension of expenditure up to USD$57.8m and to an end date of
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by dhx 1y ago
Exempt items are: 8471: Computers. 8473.30: Computer parts. 8486: Semiconductor manufacturing equipment. 8517.13.00: Smartphones. 8517.62.00: Network equipment. 8523.51.00: Solid state media. 8524 and 8528.52.00: Computer displays. 8541.* (
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by dhx 2y ago
Windows 11 24H2 enabled BitLocker full disk encryption by default for all new installations (including OEM) after a user has logged in with a Microsoft Account.[1] By default the BitLocker "recovery key" (everything one needs to d
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by dhx 2y ago
Obviously a made up scenario because systems engineering (as the discipline most likely to be involved in the provided scenario) is all about balancing competing requirements and dealing with design constraints such as available choice of m
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by dhx 2y ago
Data for nation state espionage and industrial espionage? Whoever owns Wiz obtains read only access to large company and government cloud networks. Even in the Wiz outpost model where the scanning engine is deployed into the user's own
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by dhx 2y ago
You get one free question answered without a login. You can dismiss the login prompt which appears after submitting your question and use copy/paste with keyboard shortcuts or browser debug tools to retrieve the full answer (including
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by dhx 2y ago
According to [1], the USA in January 2025 has almost 50GW/yr module manufacturing capacity. But to make modules you need polysilicon (25GW/yr manufacturing capacity in the US), ingots (0GW/yr), wafers (0GW/yr), and cells
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by dhx 2y ago
Hasn't the US decided to prefer nuclear and fossil fuels (most expensive generation methods) over renewables (least expensive generation methods)?[1][2] I doubt the US choice of energy generation is ideological as much a practicality.
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by dhx 2y ago
It was rumoured in early 2024 that "Stargate" was planned to require 5GW data centre capacity[1][2] which in early 2024 was the entire data centre capacity Microsoft had already built[3]. Data centre capacity costs between USD$9-1

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