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by doikor 3y ago
This number alone is pretty much meaningless. How large part of GDP produced world wide is using these data centers in one way or another (My bet is 80%+). There isn't a single Fortune 500 company that does not have its data on compute
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by doikor 3y ago
Here in Finland we don’t have bicycle corps but pretty much everyone is thought to ride a bike in the army and does a bicycle march or two with gear etc. Idea isn’t to use bikes for battle or anything like that. Instead they are meant for i
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by doikor 3y ago
One of the main authors of ZIO (another effect runtime in Scala) gave a talk about ZIO + Loom. https://youtu.be/ygOmwze5ETk For some use cases there seems to be a performance advantage for using Loom if the library properly
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by doikor 3y ago
That point is very far away as long as you can bill the costs of the cleanup/fixing to someone else (of their insurances).
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by doikor 3y ago
Because they want to sell their games without paying a 30% cut to someone (Sony/Nintendo/Valve/Apple/Google/etc) if possible. Also getting the 30% cut from someone else selling on their platform is really nice.
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by doikor 3y ago
FTC knew the judges son works at Microsoft and this court/judge was pretty much their choice (Microsoft wanted a different judge in a different jurisdiction)
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by doikor 3y ago
And different gas/liquid allowing operation in much colder environments.
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by doikor 3y ago
This isn't that rare once large enough portion of production is wind/solar. Sometimes there just is "too much wind" and you get 0 or negative prices. For example today we got to -5c/kWh in Finland and it will be neg
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by doikor 3y ago
Yeah in Finland Fortum owns Fortum Power and Heat that owns the 2 reactors in Loviisa and ~25% of TVO. TVO is the other nuclear company that owns the 3 reactors in Olkiluoto. The other owners of TVO is Pohjolan Voima with ~60% which is owne
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by doikor 3y ago
Except they do but just like pretty much every other insurance it does not cover everything and the payout has a maximum. For example here in Finland the nuclear plants are required by law to get an insurance that covers up to 732 million e
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by doikor 3y ago
This is why here in Finland most large construction projects have in their contract with the main supplier/builder a limit on how many layers of sub contractors is allowed. This is 2 or 3 for most projects. This makes communication cha
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by doikor 3y ago
afaik (and based on a few minutes of googling) there is no such EU wide regulation or directive.
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by doikor 3y ago
Thankfully here in Finland non-competes are void if you are not paid. Basically the right to earn a living wins over any contract you could sign against it.
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by doikor 3y ago
And the country with the highest rate has compulsory military service.
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by doikor 3y ago
I think a part of it is waiting for the point of time when overproduction from renewables is to the point that we regularly hit 0 (or negative) prices for some parts of the day. Then you basically only run it during those times when electri
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by doikor 3y ago
> They get demoed, but they're not safe nor legal to use much of the performance on the street. On the German autobahn there are parts without any speed limits so you can use all of the power there. Also Nürburgring during public se
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by doikor 3y ago
You don't need a cage if you don't go racing. Also the single piece carbon body may be strong enough to not need a cage. Though convincing FIA of that fact is going to be really hard so probably easier to just weld one in there if
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by doikor 3y ago
Usually some standard like WLPT (or NEDC before it came around) is used. Though Rimac does mention on their site that proper WLPT testing has not been done yet so the "final" range will be updated later. https://en.wiki
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by doikor 3y ago
That is why they make the brakes out of fancy carbon ceramics. You can still burn them but not in a single 400kph to 0. They do kinda suck when driving slowly as they only really work well when hot but electric cars can just brake with the
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by doikor 3y ago
412kph/258mph Or at least that is the fastest speed we have seen it go in videos. edit: Also the top speed according to https://www.rimac-automobili.com/nevera/
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by doikor 3y ago
Brussels. It is just like a lot of lobbying groups in the US have their office in Washington D.C. For example United States Chamber of Commerce, Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America, Business Roundtable and NCTA The Intern
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by doikor 3y ago
There is an earlier non beta BIOS that has the voltage limit correctly applied. The beta one has a buggy AGESA version that AMD already withdrew. (Well at least for my tuf gaming x670e-plus wifi)
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by doikor 3y ago
The spying is still be illegal in EU without user consent no matter if it is technically possible or not.
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by doikor 3y ago
It kinda depends. In a list of names, dictionaries, etc V and W would be separately. This is to make finding the word you are looking for easier. Also in Finnish ÅÄÖ are the end of alphabet. Also Ü and Ű would should be grouped with Y. Õ an
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by doikor 3y ago
This is how a lot of parliamentary democracies work. The president has very little powers and even the ones they do have are mostly ceremonial that can be overridden by the actual government. Though nothing is stopping the cult of personali
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by doikor 3y ago
> Plus electric goes out often. This is not something that should happen in urban/sub-urban environment often in a first world country. In rural areas building up the infrastructure to that point can be too expensive but not in buil
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by doikor 3y ago
Induction cooktops are not expensive anymore. This would have been an argument 10 or 15 years ago but not today. The price difference between a resistive 4 element resistive and a inductive cooktop is like 20€ maybe 30€ tops. So a cheap one
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by doikor 3y ago
You still would have had ~3 years left before windows 10 goes EoL (consumer version)
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by doikor 3y ago
The problem here is similar to underwater tunnels. Making an emergency exit straight up is not possible or too expensive. In this case it is too expensive/unpractical as you would have to dig several hundred meters up a mountain. Also
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by doikor 3y ago
Problem with something like Vampire Survivors is that the quality of game you make has very little to do with its popularity. Even poncle (the guy who made VS) admits this as there were many very similar games before VS and many after it. S

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