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by dieortin 4y ago
All those have problems. A huge amount of transactions in a distributed ledger means there’s a big requirement for storage space and processing power, there’s no way around it. Lightning reduces the amount of transactions that must be in th
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by dieortin 4y ago
And what do you think mining does? Less transactions in the blockchain means less money to be made mining, and therefor less energy used.
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by dieortin 4y ago
And yet another reason why using high speed rail is a much better experience than air travel. No need to take any taxis when you get off the train in the city center. (I know the US passenger rail infrastructure sucks and trains are worse f
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by dieortin 4y ago
Not when deaths caused by nuclear energy are incredibly hard to quantify.
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by dieortin 4y ago
The most dirty a grid can be is just the same as an ICE car, and even then the EV would still be way more efficient.
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by dieortin 4y ago
That would be comparing two completely unrelated things. If you want to factor in manufacturing emissions, you would have to do so for both. Unlike the manufacturing process for the battery, fuel refining is not a one time thing, but part o
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by dieortin 4y ago
The start menu opens instantly in my computer, so that problem isn’t universal.
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by dieortin 4y ago
Why would we privilege air and water transports when they're the hardest ones to electrify by far? We're in a climate emergency, and should be doing the opposite.
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by dieortin 4y ago
Surely being fun is not the best reason to add a language to a kernel.
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by dieortin 4y ago
Something like this with voice recognition would be really cool
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by dieortin 4y ago
They never have any intention to fight any country, right until the moment they invade it and reduce entire cities to rubble.
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by dieortin 4y ago
If you consider vetoing another country “self determination”, then you can consider punishing a country for its veto “self determination” too.
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by dieortin 5y ago
In my experience Twitter is way more appealing to younger people than Facebook.
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by dieortin 5y ago
Actually it can tow 4500kg. Not sure about why you’re commenting this.
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by dieortin 5y ago
It not being financially feasible to finish a reactor and comply with the regulations doesn’t mean they’re set too high. Maybe it just means you can’t have safe AND financially feasible nuclear right now.
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by dieortin 5y ago
Then how would you say it should be compared?
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by dieortin 5y ago
I would disagree with fact checkers being “biased and bad” in Spain. Some political parties have copied the misinformation spreading style, and they probably don’t like being called out.
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by dieortin 5y ago
How is spanish more formal than english? You can write in a formal way or in a less formal one, like in most languages.
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by dieortin 5y ago
I don’t think the game genre, or even the game itself, has anything to do with what’s being discussed here.
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by dieortin 5y ago
What it the “biggest game in the market” you’re referring to?
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by dieortin 5y ago
I don’t see how they could possibly warrant self repair. There’s a hundred ways you can mess up your device while attempting a repair, and they’re not going to pay for your mistakes. Unless, of course, a way to remotely verify no damage occ
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by dieortin 5y ago
I’m kind of getting started with PCB design, would you recommend circuitmaker over KiCad? As in, is the improvement worth going from free software to proprietary?
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by dieortin 5y ago
Could I have a source on the waste on local rivers being local?
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by dieortin 5y ago
I’m curious to know why. Out of those people you listed, I don’t see a single thing pointing to a cult, or not consistent with science.
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by dieortin 5y ago
Yes, LaTeX is what’s most widely used in physics.
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by dieortin 5y ago
That he happened to be right doesn’t mean what he said had any basis
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by dieortin 5y ago
People who have played way less when they were minors would be at a big disadvantage compared to the rest of the world.
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by dieortin 5y ago
I don’t think prisons in Spain work like that.
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by dieortin 5y ago
I might be wrong, but I think the data from the accelerometers would be enough to know the position of the steering wheel without any accumulating error. Of course, the gyro data can be incorporated to improve the system.
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by dieortin 5y ago
Because it’s a vital part of the mission, using off the shelf components in Mars... Of course they use rad-proofed chips in the rover. But using a newer Qualcomm processor instead of an ancient chip was a big part of the idea.

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