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by flavius29663 6y ago
what do you mean by hearsay? There are videos and pictures of him doing this stuff: sex with what looks like prostitutes and hard drugs (you can find them too on the internet). Those don't make the emails real, and it might still be a
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by flavius29663 6y ago
You have to release the software, with hardcoded inputs, limitations and bugs. That is fine. Having a clean code helps you then quickly polishing it and evolving it based on the customer needs. I prefer that to an over designed system, that
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by flavius29663 6y ago
Hummer used to be big. But it's smaller than a Suburban, Sequoia and many other "full" trucks out there
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by flavius29663 6y ago
isn't the difference between L1, L2 and L3 also because of the functionality, not just the size+speed? L1 is data and code. L2 is data only, per core. L3 is data, synchronized between cores.
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by flavius29663 6y ago
and not only that, but they do impose limits on how much they can use at each stage. I know for example that the computing power for the algorithms that generate the best shape for the best air flow are all equal among teams.
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by flavius29663 6y ago
or the vacuum cleaners in the EU...limited to 800 watts, so now I have to spend 2-3 the time it used to take, when a single pass was enough. Why not just allow me to buy a 2-3000W machine and do a single pass? Better for the environment and
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by flavius29663 6y ago
Aren't monowheels very nasty when you fall? If it gets stuck you will just flop at high speeds.
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by flavius29663 6y ago
these studies should also mention what the percentage is in the general twitter world. It might be even higher than this
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by flavius29663 7y ago
Brave is still based on chromium/blink. You might get more privacy, but you're still supporting the one monopoly of the web, Google deciding over all the web standards going forward. That is the real bad thing
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by flavius29663 7y ago
also, once you open a web browser with the website, it keeps an open connection to the server. Their servers handles all the open concurrent connections
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by flavius29663 7y ago
Al I can think about is Metallica - One Now that the war is through with me I'm waking up, I cannot see That there is not much left of me Nothing is real but pain now Hold my breath as I wish for death Oh please God, wake
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by flavius29663 7y ago
well, comparing an active force, mecanized, a large part of it being airborne or seaborne to a whole country, which includes children, retirees, unemployed etc. it's not even that bad.
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by flavius29663 7y ago
well, they are burning wood pellets instead, so they are still importing millions of shitons of organic material. https://www.carbonbrief.org/uk-now-burning-33-of-worlds-wood... http://biomassmagazine.com/ar
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by flavius29663 8y ago
Depends, if you replace it with private jets like many climate change advocates (al gore, Leo di Caprio), it's gonna get worse.
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by flavius29663 8y ago
If you think about it, a lot of the arabian/russian/corupt oligarchs money from oil were spent in ludicrous ways, like luxury beyond belief. The economy is getting less value from a fracked barrel, but those money are spent more w
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by flavius29663 8y ago
Water evaporated and leaves brine behind, at any temperature above 0C (even below through sublimation). Theoretically I guess you can imagine the sun evaporating the water that you capture, so you could have close to 0 energy input. So ther
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by flavius29663 8y ago
it's indeed a bad article. Probably newer plants will have to dump their brine further away from shore, where it's dissipated easier? What is the effect of the brine on the local ecosystem? Is it on par with the warming of water b
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by flavius29663 8y ago
In general, turbines use energy to start up! They need to do this in order to overcome the very large inertia. Imagine a wind that lasts for 4 hours, but to harness that, you need to be spinning up for 1 hour, leaving you only 3 hours or us