doikor

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by doikor 5y ago
> Although advertised as low latency their pause times are comparable to G1. SOTA low latency collection is now <1msec and still falling. Their benchmarks don't really show this because they appear to be overdriving both ZGC and
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by doikor 5y ago
We know that 835MHz is non-ionizing radiation so there isn’t really anything else than heat that it could do to cells.
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by doikor 5y ago
> It's not like you can ramp a coal-fired or nuclear power station up and down on a whim either though. At least nuclear you can relatively fast. In terms of KW/min change rate faster then most gas peaker plants. It is not done
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by doikor 5y ago
Problem with low frequency is that it penetrates everything and has the longer range. In urban environments the spectrum will just become congested to the point of it being useless (this already happens with 2.4GHz in big cities)
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by doikor 5y ago
Smash Bros has so bad netcode that serious competitive online play does not really exist. This is why most big fighting game tournaments dropped smash during covid due to being forced to be ran online (and Nintendo is just a real pain to wo
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by doikor 5y ago
> "UE5 is very pretty because Sweeny is a rendering god. But its hell to do any real programming with. A project that took me two weeks or so in C# is taking months to reproduce in C++ and Blueprints. Sweeney is the CEO of a company
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by doikor 5y ago
Private walled gardens would pretty much kill the competitive scene of most games. I used to play competitive dota (the original wc3 map) back in the day and the inhouse leagues were a massive pain in the ass. Same with all the various leag
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by doikor 5y ago
Also it is not just making a game engine but you also have to build some kind of a editor, script/animation tooling, plug-in support, etc. Basically if you are big enough that you can make your own engine the engine also has to be usab
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by doikor 5y ago
Big publishers/game developers just negotiate a custom contract. But yes in general UE is more expensive then Unity but it also comes with a bunch of useful stuff like quixel mega scans for free if you are using the engine. https:&#x2
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by doikor 5y ago
Most passenger rail in Europe is electric though.
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by doikor 5y ago
And Finland is already spending between 2.5 to 3.5% of its GDP on defense already (depends on how one calculates the actual cost of conscription). Finland joining nato will not increase its defense spending in the long term
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by doikor 5y ago
> Could South Africa join NATO? Thailand? South Africa or Thailand are not in the area covered by the treaty so no. Hell even an attack in Hawaii would be outside the treaty according the the US department of defense. This is also why Au
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by doikor 5y ago
It isn’t really. Even Russia itself does not believe that the current rate is “real”. If it was Russia would have used its rubles to buy euros/dollars to pay its debt instead of defaulting by trying to pay with the rubble. Basically it
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by doikor 5y ago
And yet somehow it is fine for Russia to develop its own hypersonic missiles (well at least try to) and deploy them to kalingrad where they are just as close most Central European capitals as such weapons in Finland would be to Petersburg.
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by doikor 5y ago
> And how is these countries joining NATO benefiting the existing NATO members? Finland has one of the bigger armies in Europe (way bigger then many of the existing european NATO members). At least for the baltic NATO members Finland bei
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by doikor 5y ago
Not never but while he is a member of the board + 90 days. Though if he would get more than that not being on the board would be weird so kind of yes never getting more than that.
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by doikor 5y ago
Nuclear is competing against solar, wind, gas, coal and oil which all get massive subsidies. Why should nuclear be the only one left out that does not?
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by doikor 5y ago
Iceland has easy access geothermal heat so bothering to save the heat from data centers is just stupid. The heat is moved into the already existing district heating system. So basically Fortum can burn less coal or gas during the winter wit
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by doikor 5y ago
For the spent nuclear fuel this isn't really a problem as this is over 20 year old spent fuel. Yes over weeks or months the water might evaporate but spent fuel that old is stored outside with letting it cool passively to the air all o
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by doikor 5y ago
A lot of the small dams are also very old and would require a lot of money to keep them running so just tearing them down often turns out to be cheaper long term.
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by doikor 5y ago
Most that still play the old C&C games do it trough openra or with the newly done ultimate collection directly from EA. https://www.openra.net/
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by doikor 5y ago
There is a project for deep geothermal heat in Finland. They specifically chose to do it here as it is one of the worst places to do it (have to drill really deep to get anything useful also the first 4 to 5km is just pure bedrock instead o
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by doikor 5y ago
Effectively all finns left Karelia after the war. Those few who did not got moved to some shithole in Siberia by Stalin. edit: This is what Stalin did to most non slav peoples in Russia close to any major/important city or resource. (i
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by doikor 5y ago
Germany and France have much better reason to actually defend Finland. The Euro. Basically if a Euro country gets invaded and the other countries do nothing that crashes the value of the Euro which would destroy the economies of the other E
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by doikor 5y ago
> Finland is almost militantly neutral, since that was the original condition to independence in the first place. Finland a long time ago voided/broke the Paris peace treaty on their own. Basically once the Germany unified in 1990 F
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by doikor 5y ago
> Why do we even need 5G Ever tried to use 4G in a crowded place? Network congestion is the main reason.
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by doikor 5y ago
Hitting a nice not too steep good condition slope on the correct board can be a lot of fun. Once I got my first actually wide board that I could really carve like a mad man it opened a totally new world of fun for me. Ryan Knapton on youtub
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by doikor 5y ago
The fact that you can go down almost any slope with basic snowboarding skills is also a double edged sword as you don't really have to learn how to carve. This also means a lot of snowboarders can't carve properly. I know people w
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by doikor 5y ago
The thing with toiler paper is that we never actually ran out of it. Only the last part of the chain did (the shops). Toilet paper just takes a lot of space and sells for relatively little so shops in general do not want to stock much of it
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by doikor 5y ago
Depends on version of phone but usually either receiving some message (there has been some zero-click iMessage exploits) or clicking a link on one. for example https://citizenlab.ca/2021/09/forcedentry-nso-group-im

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