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dvdkhlng
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dvdkhlng
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FYI: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faint_young_Sun_paradox Solar radiation intensity has been increasing gradually since the earth was formed. Current sun intensity may not allow for the same CO2 concentrations that e
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> Most modern FORTH don't have SMUDGE any more, which has been replaced by HIDE and REVEAL. I think, the modern Forths (i.e. since 1994 ANS Forth standard) need neither HIDE nor REVEAL as these are made superflous by RECURSE. Other
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There's another parser generator written in Forth, that I have personally used myself: Gray [1-3] The zip file [1] has english documentation, the papers [2,3] are unfortunately only available in german. This [4] is a mostly working gra
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Also the ELT (claimed to be operational starting in 2025) [1] will already allow study of the atmospheric composition of extrasolar planets (I guess that means spectroscopy). [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extremely_
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The right way to look at extreme weather events in the climate change context is via Attribtion Science. Stated simplistically this looks at "how often would these kind of extremes happen in a world with normal normal levels of CO2&qu
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Same idea stated differently: the problem is the amount of carbon available at the planet's surface: a huge portion of that carbon will eventually end up as CO2, as that is the lowest energy state. Earth's biosphere allows for a
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I don't know anything about chainsaws, but the parent mentioned being able to remove the chainsaw's battery pack. With enough batteries, and maybe concurrent charging, any length of cutting sessions should be possible.
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You can also do "multiline multiliners" by adding a target .ONESHELL. By overriding the variable SHELL, this allows you to put arbitrary multi-line scripts of your preferred programming language into makefile recipes. https:
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I'd assume that the power grid is much more vulnerable than that at least some of the time in some regions. What if due to natural load variations the network already is close to the capacity reserve (which could be measured by tracki
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> If they aren't stupid won't they realize it's a terrible idea to embed weaknesses in standards destined to become so pervasive your own economy will rely on them (as well as your own military/intel)? The Dual_EC_DRB
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If it's a single channel white noise generator, then a coherent two-channel microphone setup (using hidden bugs or laser microphones) would already be sufficient to perform source-separation [1] between a single speaker and the white n
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Maybe you should consider importing a consumer bread making machine from europe :) (in case anybody wonders what that is, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bread_machine )
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Related link: https://www.o-boot.com/en/ s.a. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vacuum_airship
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I think western governments also manage their environmental impact downwards only as much as is possible without redistributing significant amounts of resources to the problem. I.e. they currently only look at lower hanging fruit , and to
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That reduction in CO2 emission might be offset by an increase of methane emissions due to fracking [0]. [0] https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/2019/08/frack...
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As far as my experience goes, it looks pretty native on Windows. Looking at the documentation [0] it also seems to strive for mac-OS native look and feel. [0] https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/macos-issues.html
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... and consider the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty with Russia [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermediate-Range_Nuclear_For...
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Qt?
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How does it sent back data without revealing the source IP address? :)
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I'd assume large cargo-bikes are usually built to survive being left outside. Rust-protected frame and stainless steel bolts and screws.
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You forgot the rather significant social cost of health issues caused by car traffic exhaust [1] and the longer term social cost of exhaust having an effect on climate [2]. [1] https://www.umweltbundesamt.de/en/press&#x
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To counter that: windchill also works at air temperature above body temperature due to evaporative cooling [0], as long as relative humidity does not reach extreme levels. Proper sports clothing (allowing good moisture transport) and suffi
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Description reads like a reaction-less drive [1] so at least quite speculative if not even violating the law of conservation of energy (because kinetic energy goes up with the square of velocity, but a reaction-less drive converts stored on
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I think it's not so much a question of material degradation due to humidity. The problem is low outside air temperature (-50 deg celsius?) leading to low inside surface temperature leading to condensation which is also a problem WRT c
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Just realizing that a phishing-attack like this is nowadays impossible in the EU: proper two-factor authentication is mandatory now (Revised Directive on Payment Services, PSD2), even just for login. TAN-codes generated for transactions nee
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It would be very cool to have a binary black hole system somewhere in the solar-system. I.e. two black holes in a tight orbit around each other at very high orbital velocities. This could allow for very powerful slingshots to bring probes
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I don't think that this would work: whoever is holding the alternator would also be pulled into the black hole while generating the electricity. Maybe the "right" way to convert potential energy is via conversion to heat and
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Another idea would be to use the black hole as a gravitational lens to construct a large telecscope. I wonder what the focal length and the effective lense diameter would be. Also the orbital velocity of the image sensor (in orbit around
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I think the most obvious way to utilize a close-to-earth black hole is for space-flight. By utilizing the Oberth effect [1] it is possible to gain extra kinetic energy when firing engines very deep inside the black hole's gravity-well
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According to recent news, the alien megastructure proposed in [2] may just be a shredded moon [3]. [3] http://www.astronomy.com/news/2019/09/evaporating-exomoon-co...
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