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hokkos
7y ago
My local cat shelter.
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It was a research project.
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Renewable have no flexibility, that can't ramp up on demand, they can only be curtailed, which is stupid. Nuclear have a lot of flexibility, as I showed you, the spikes are already dealt with by hydro and reservoir. We just need moar n
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>Nope. Nuke plant did not provide 85% during those 50 years. That's a fair point, but it doesn't change the argument, the cost is over a long period with a big part of the electricity mix. >This 121B€ budget is not spent But
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Superphenix is only a failure because of the socialist pact with the ecologist to gain a few votes asked them to close it. It would have solved all waste and supply issues.
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Solar doesn't product for french peak hours (8h and 19h) it is uncorrelated (Pearson correlation) with load. And solar is also auto-correlated on France scale, same with wind. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EJuknaqXk
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French nuclear can make varies its plant at 3-5 %Pr/minute, when cumulating 53 reactors, it is a lot. Also nuclear is 20% of the marginal electricity (the one that varies). http://www.oecd-nea.org/nea-news/2011
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What you wrote is so disingenuous it is unbelievable. So 228B€ for 50 years of 85% of the electricity consumption, and decarbonised. When with the push for renewable, it will cost 121B€ for currently 5,1% of wind and 1.9% for solar. Current
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7y ago
Can you say a little about what the 500 sensors are?
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Does Julia plan to have a WASM backend ?
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uBlock Origin: Address first-party tracker blocking
(github.com)
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7y ago
I changed the solver as it would crash when I corrected my code, and redone it with z3 online.
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With Z3 : https://rise4fun.com/z3 (declare-const a Bool) (declare-const b Bool) (declare-const c Bool) (declare-const d Bool) (declare-const e Bool) (declare-const f Bool) (define-fun conjectur
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Association between gifts from pharma group to drug prescribed by French doctors
(bmj.com)
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>Peak oil might have been a false flag scare Oil is a limited resource, the value of its extraction is differentiable, it started at 0, and will finish at 0, following Rolle's theorem, it has a maximum, the peak oil. https:/&
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I see a lot of legit account but used sporadically.
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Candida Auris the first pathogenic fungus caused by human-induced global warming
(projectvesta.org)
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7y ago
Yet you participate in society. Curious!
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Incentiving rich people to buy expansive tech (and still at lost for the riches) help the technologies to ride the cost curve and bring it to the masses.
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A short comment on statistical versus mathematical modelling
(nature.com)
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MobilityDB: A PostgreSQL extension for mobility data management
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai on Achieving Quantum Supremacy
(technologyreview.com)
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Or consumer will have to buy it at hourly market rate, and the price will swing and consumer will have to constantly watch a meter.
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Japan is the worst place for renewable. Very limited surface with a very high price for solar. For onshore wind japan is too densely populated, or too hilly. And for offshore wind the coast sink too quickly to be feasible except floatable e
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Euro 6d now and previously Euro 6d Temp already forced direct injection to have a filter. The paper about brake and tire wear you cited receive a Corrigendum about false attribution and conflict of interest because the author works in a mot
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Now there is something called electric bike that solve the summer and hills problems. And clothing that solve the winter one. I used to take public bus on an unconvenient path with a lot of walking, but now with an electric bike on 150m of
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It is more a philosophical question. If you add demand to a system should it be counted like a marginal addition, or as the same as the current demand. Most studies on the subject of the full cycle of CO2 emission of EV tend to use average
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Some classrooms in China are equipped with AI cameras and brain-wave trackers
(twitter.com)
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No, it just expose the realities of that market, seasonal storage is not a solved problem. Why would it be pro fossil ? Battery do not solve seasonal storage, for the USA it needs 8 to 16 weeks of it, and Tesla global battery output is just
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I see no problem with the set method name, this is what is used in other lib in other languages. When you use an immutable lib you understand the meaning and that every operation create a new base object. This is extremely useful for undo&#
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