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by hoerensagen 5mo ago
It is also relevant to something from the last three books, which haven't made it onto TV yet.
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WeatherGenerator project aims to recast ML for Earth system modelling(ecmwf.int)
2 points by hoerensagen 9mo ago|0 comments
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Three-Dimensional Mapping of the Moai (Statue) Quarry at Rano Raraku, Rapa Nui(arcgis.com)
1 points by hoerensagen 9mo ago|0 comments
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Galileo Bad, Archimedes Good(intellectualmathematics.com)
24 points by hoerensagen 1y ago|14 comments
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by hoerensagen 1y ago
The PC would still heat up when started. You would need very precise temperature control to avoid that. That could be quite difficult to do
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But how do AI images/videos work? – Guest video by ‪ WelchLabsVideo [video] ‬(youtube.com)
4 points by hoerensagen 1y ago|0 comments
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by hoerensagen 1y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding but the Author seems to think that the main conversion losses in electricity generation come from renewables Edit: I think this paragraph should be enough to show that it is not advisable to trust the author
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by hoerensagen 1y ago
China ist still adding coal plants but their capacity factor is falling. In fact Chinas emissions have probably already peaked. https://www.economist.com/china/2025/05/29/chinas-carbon-emi... https:&#x2
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by hoerensagen 2y ago
I think this video is good Ressource on the topic. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-iCIZQX9i1A Basically Hancock show lots of interesting and fascinating archaeological sites which is great especially since a lot of these are
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by hoerensagen 2y ago
I think you might have the same misconception about the planck length that I had: "The Planck length does not have any precise physical significance, and it is a common misconception that it is the inherent “pixel size” or smallest pos
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by hoerensagen 2y ago
Is use it for headphones. Perfect for watching movies on train journeys.
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by hoerensagen 2y ago
Splitting audio via Bluetooth works completely fine for me. Doesn't need any extra apps or devices. But I was also very surprised when found out that this works now.
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Batteries: How cheap can they get?(aukehoekstra.substack.com)
297 points by hoerensagen 2y ago|303 comments
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by hoerensagen 2y ago
Why can't any serious museum create a good, simple image gallery? I like this one: https://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/en/collection?q=&Artist=Vincent...
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by hoerensagen 2y ago
That is definitely done for bearing in ratting machinery. You can often even pinpoint which bearing is damaged and which part of that bearing is damaged, based on the frequency spectrum.
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by hoerensagen 2y ago
Not to be confused with whale flu https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32170708/
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by hoerensagen 2y ago
"You don't need to stabilize a grid that has sufficient CO₂ free base capacity." Yes you do. Even if all your generation is dispatch able, demand will still vary a lot.
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by hoerensagen 2y ago
Exxon did this with a carbon tax in the US. Here is a quote of an exxon lobbyist bragging about it: "Nobody is going to propose a tax on all Americans and the cynical side of me says, yeah, we kind of know that but it gives us a talkin
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by hoerensagen 2y ago
Between 1 and 2 MWh per year isnt that unusual. For example in Germany the average per person per year is 1.3MWh.
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by hoerensagen 2y ago
Thase are great. here is a brilliant technology connections video about it. https://youtu.be/t-JN2U4jHgk?feature=shared
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by hoerensagen 2y ago
>There are waaay shittier products he's reviewed. Genuine question: Are there?
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by hoerensagen 2y ago
It didn't say that it is the worst product ever. Only the worst product he ever reviewed. of course I don't know every product he ever reviewed, but it seems plausible that a 700$ product that is extremely bad at everything it is
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by hoerensagen 2y ago
>meanwhile the German Greens are happy pushing for more coal and lignite burning (since they opposed nuclear power, and now Russian gas). This is impressively wrong. German coal power production in 2023 was at it lowest in 60 years. htt
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by hoerensagen 3y ago
I don't think a massive expansion of nuclear power is the only way. Sure it might play a role but why would it be the only way. Look at this study for example. https://www.nrel.gov/analysis/100-percent-clean-electr
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Dolby Developer Support(developer.dolby.com)
1 points by hoerensagen 3y ago|0 comments
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by hoerensagen 3y ago
Yes but it's an offshore turbine, so it can be transported by see. I think the plane is targeting onshore turbines.
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by hoerensagen 3y ago
160m is the rotor diameter not the radius.
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"Images in this article were generated by Midjourney"(frontiersin.org)
5 points by hoerensagen 3y ago|1 comments
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by hoerensagen 3y ago
Yes.according to Wikipedia: A RTO in the US is a TSO that coordinates, controls, and monitors a multi-state electric grid. The voluntary creation of RTOs was initiated by FERC Order No. 2000, issued on December 20, 1999. RTOs typically per
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Famous cyberattack or Band that opened for Iron Maiden? Quiz(sporcle.com)
12 points by hoerensagen 3y ago|0 comments

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