hokkos

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by hokkos 7y ago
Maybe a reference to Sun's Locking Glass project ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXv8VlpoK_g
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by hokkos 7y ago
The real question is cameras + ML + tons of data vs LIDAR + cameras + ML + tons of data
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by hokkos 7y ago
In the Waymo video there are vector narrow lines added on top of the broken white line of the image view, there are also a vector boundary of the centered line and boundaries, and 3D box for cones. You are clearly not looking closely enough
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by hokkos 7y ago
Comparing worst capacity factor (for cited reasons) with best CF without saying it is offshore in some of the best location is misleading. Also is comparing dispatchable and intermittent/fatal. There a other factors to consider like re
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by hokkos 7y ago
I was giving actual current feed in tariff for French wind.
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by hokkos 7y ago
That was not obvious, it was written like a French nuclear with French wind comparison. And also that is misleading because comparing the low capacity factor of French nuclear because it is used for load following and curtailed in summer be
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by hokkos 7y ago
There is currently no offshore wind park in France. Maybe you mean to compare wind in France with world best wind, but this is what you wrote. "nuclears capacity factor in France (the country with a high nuclear buildout) is about 72%,
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by hokkos 7y ago
And the onshore wind in France is 21%, and that is a fact you can easily check on the internet with public numbers.
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by hokkos 7y ago
I disagree that current onshore wind in France is not 50%, only 21%; also maybe you were comparing the low capacity factor of French nuclear because it is used for load following and curtailed in summer because it is scaled for winter usage
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by hokkos 7y ago
Price and capacity factor where completely wrong for wind, also current wind subsidies are about 93€/MWh.
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by hokkos 7y ago
This is what I said, I was talking about the ludicrous 50% capacity factor for onshore wind.
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by hokkos 7y ago
No, not for winter heating, also shared is cheaper than privately owned.
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by hokkos 7y ago
Not really, you need massive seasonal storage, like giant hydrogen cavern, or lot of methane gas holder.
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by hokkos 7y ago
It is becoming very hard to install news wind onshore in France, people are revolting against wind turbine because it decrease real estate price and are found ugly and noisy, and it is happening at a way lower penetration rate than Germany.
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by hokkos 7y ago
You are completely wrong on your numbers, in France in 2018 nuclear has a capacity factor of 71% and wind of 21,1% https://bilan-electrique-2018.rte-france.com/eolien/ Also there is currently no offshore wind park, as
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by hokkos 7y ago
You are completely wrong on your numbers, in France in 2018 nuclear has a capacity factor of 71% and wind of 21,1% https://bilan-electrique-2018.rte-france.com/eolien/ Also there is currently no offshore wind park, as
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by hokkos 7y ago
"Seen" as a few percent only a few days every two years.
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by hokkos 7y ago
In some countries maybe but in a lot of others there are days with almost no sun, batteries are not for seasonal storage.
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by hokkos 7y ago
Why not both ? With cogeneration you raise the efficiency from only electric generation from 40% to 80% with heat, but in summer you can still generate electricity only. And SMR are better positioned than classic reactor because the smaller
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by hokkos 7y ago
Fortunately in french "Annonce" is longer than "Ad" and doesn't look like a favicon ! Maybe they will change it to "Pub".
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by hokkos 7y ago
It is easy and only a political issue, because of the coal workers, but just do like England and switch to fossil gas, it will be more useful with intermittent wind and solar, but only moderately helpful for CO2/CH4 emissions, and does
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by hokkos 7y ago
Just design plane to facilitate boarding like this prototype : https://images.vinted.net/thumbs/f800/046b0_M2bQ3jAEBTnELEZ6...
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by hokkos 7y ago
Sure : http://carboncounter.com/
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by hokkos 7y ago
Or just customize the number here to compare different models, even using its supercharger usage (which is probably not the norm) and cheap gas TM3 still come cheaper : http://carboncounter.com/
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by hokkos 7y ago
Paris syndrome is fake news : https://web.archive.org/web/20110719120910/http://www.aphp.f... "No, because if these people looked good in their own skin, it was only an appearance. Indeed, they alre
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by hokkos 7y ago
I also use notion, but I don't put my bookmarks in a database very long, its only for the one I don't have time to categorize, and I try to add them in a neatly organized tree structure.
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by hokkos 7y ago
Relevant : https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/05/190523111408.h... "100% renewables doesn't equal zero-carbon energy, and the difference is growing"
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by hokkos 7y ago
And now your coslty electrolyser only run a few sunny or windy hours a day?
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by hokkos 7y ago
An electrolyser is CAPEX expansive based on power usage, so you wouldn't want to run it at 10% to 40% charge factor.
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by hokkos 7y ago
"Non-exhaust PM emissions from electric vehicles" study had a Corrigendum because of fake attribution and conflict of interest with a motor component company. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article&#x2F

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