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by freemint 4y ago
Actually a very long word (forgive the pun). "Proprietary"
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by freemint 4y ago
All i can think is online polyhedral optimization using the unused matrix instructions. I recoil in horror.
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by freemint 4y ago
> Why is financial engineering inherently universally without qualification bad? Yeah because it takes up engineering time and produces no tangible good but to widen inequality.
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by freemint 4y ago
And heavy industry also depends on natural gas.
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by freemint 4y ago
The USoA by the same metric is also struggling suppressing drug cartels in Mexico, even though they have a war on drugs ongoing and it is a neighbouring country. Let's not get started about the USoAs capabilities of protecting their bo
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by freemint 4y ago
Now do historic emissions, give all countries the right to develop and then the EU should very much cut it's future emissions for things to even out at all.
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by freemint 4y ago
What makes one think EVs are gonna have much more chips then a comparable ICE? All those pumps, thousands of parts in the ICE, emissions control, transmission will become obsolete. Having a charging controller, an electric motor and battery
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by freemint 4y ago
Not carbon neutral air planes.
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by freemint 4y ago
In a sufficiently river/sea/ /hill/valley rich environment it might work if one can save on infrastructure cost for extra expensive roads. This is not most of the world though.
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by freemint 4y ago
React OS dares to disagree
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by freemint 4y ago
Tesla was not dominating. It was just moving early and had momentum because of that. I do not see evidence that the tesla charger is superior or CCS inferior.
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by freemint 4y ago
Firefox, QPDF, Edge
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by freemint 4y ago
You can never 3d print pre stressed cement.
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by freemint 4y ago
You know that you can just pump all the water Denmark has. Build underground caverns full with air, let water in for energy and pump it out later.
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by freemint 4y ago
I thought the article we are replying to said >>$4000+/MWh for nuclear not including financing.
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by freemint 4y ago
Hydrogen needs an complete overhaul to the pipeline system. Burning natural gas for energy is a fraction of it's use. More important are heating (where it can't be transported too), steel making and chemistry (CoViD vaccine ingred
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by freemint 4y ago
> Solar is near-useless in colder areas, where you want to use the power for heating in the winter. Heating is super awesome with renewables. As you can store heat in an well isolated home. Yes you need capacity for that but heat pumps w
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by freemint 4y ago
> But fission is the only answer we currently have for baseline power that doesn't involve burning things. Patently false. The sun shines 24/7. This (besides power satellites) offers other possibilities like a world wide connec
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by freemint 4y ago
The number of plants you build is an integer valued choice though. This has profound implications.
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by freemint 4y ago
By paying for public transport i mean paying for transport, maybe a some app ordered transporters which can fit a family and stuff.
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by freemint 4y ago
We could still pay for public transport on the country side too.
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by freemint 4y ago
Yes and please build 10 of these instead: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S095965261...
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by freemint 4y ago
Yes but it would be quiet expensive infrastructure wise. Also i think numbers of website grows faster then processor io meaning one would need more and more processors with time.
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by freemint 4y ago
Maybe not that much. They could 100x the sample size of all their experiments giving one decimal point more. They could research some more obscure cancers. Research into virology seems a bigger thing to research. There is way more "par
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by freemint 4y ago
Joke is on you. Germany kinda does that for the unemployed https://www.arbeitsagentur.de/arbeitslosengeld/existenzgruen... And in case you want to do something larger there is https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by freemint 4y ago
Intel protects itself against x86_64 becoming deprecated by investing into RISC-V.
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by freemint 4y ago
Or 8+8+8. Since the modules are custom anyway 12+12 would be possible too
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by freemint 4y ago
Hydrogen is actually worse for the climate then natural gas right now. It is harder to transport is made from natural gas anyway. Key word: Steam Reforming Electricity to Hydrogen has much more energy waste even in a carbon neutral world.
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by freemint 4y ago
Natural Gas to electric energy conversion happens at a higher efficiency. Millions are invested to ensure that. In addition every gas to heat thing can't be decarbonised (electricity to gas won't work at this scale and would be hu
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by freemint 4y ago
Very, very helpful.

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