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by jcattle 8mo ago
That's the whole point of this, no? Heat pumps can't heat up a large amount of water quickly (like resistive heating can). So if you have a solar peak at noon, where either yourself are producing cheap solar, or there's cheap
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by jcattle 8mo ago
Does heating water in a boiler work well with a heat pump? How about a release of energy 10 hours later (peak solar at noon, to first shower the next morning)? I actually don't know the answer. I'm just thinking that there must be
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by jcattle 9mo ago
https://user.eumetsat.int/api-definitions/data-store-downloa...
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by jcattle 9mo ago
Yes, it will be freely available to the public
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by jcattle 9mo ago
There has been protests organized by the Iranian diaspora in Germany.
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by jcattle 9mo ago
In that case let's just shut down the FAA and any accident investigations. It's not processes that can be fixed, it's just humans being stupid.
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by jcattle 9mo ago
Can you point to any law which states that it has to be Impressum? Could not find anything and I doubt that this naming is a law. Also: Germany is by far not the only country which requires a sort of imprint.
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by jcattle 9mo ago
This is the official page of the EU-INC lobby group.
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by jcattle 9mo ago
The FAQ states: > Imprint: eu-inc.org, Factory Lisbon, Av. Infante Dom Henrique 143, 1950-406 Lisboa, Portugal
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by jcattle 9mo ago
National sovereignty in Europe is not possible without international collaboration.
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by jcattle 9mo ago
I wrote this before to another comment like yours: I thought this part of penalizing mistakes made with the help of LLMs more was quite ingenious. If you have this great resource available to you (an LLM) you better show that you read and c
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by jcattle 9mo ago
I thought this part especially was quite ingenious. If you have this great resource available to you (an LLM) you better show that you read and checked its output. If there's something in the LLM output you do not understand or check t
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by jcattle 9mo ago
I think the professor here presented them with a "special" case which can not be generalized outside of the exam context. If you're presented with the choice of "Don't use AI" and "Use AI, but live with th
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by jcattle 9mo ago
You mean convenient read-access?
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by jcattle 9mo ago
I'm thinking quite a bit about this at the moment in the context of foundational models and their inherent (?) regression to the mean. Recently there has been a big push into geospatial foundation models (e.g. Google AlphaEarth, IBM Te
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by jcattle 9mo ago
An interesting observation from that page: "Thus the highly specific "inventor of the first train-coupling device" might become "a revolutionary titan of industry." It is like shouting louder and louder that a portr
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by jcattle 9mo ago
In German you'd probably pronounce your company KZ, short for Concentration Camp (Konzentrationslager). Not ideal, but I guess internationally it's less of an issue :)
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by jcattle 9mo ago
*designed in holland
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by jcattle 9mo ago
Where are you and how much do you pay?
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by jcattle 9mo ago
> abusing open source as a vector for it It seems like you are very against open source not being an altruistic endeavor. Or that you should not make money with an open source project. I would like to challenge you on that. Would you say
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by jcattle 9mo ago
I struggle to fully grasp everything you postulate. Please help me understand. Your original point was that libraries do not need companies behind them. From what you have written here a reason for that is that (web) libraries mostly create
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by jcattle 9mo ago
That's presuming humans don't need money to feed themselves and continue to work.
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by jcattle 9mo ago
> Going to lock this one as it's spiraling a bit. Well that was an understatement. That issue devolved completely.
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by jcattle 10mo ago
I was curious about this recently. I was wondering about open files of well known artists. Unlike netflix/YouTube its not immediately clear to me which Organisation would spearhead something like this out of their own interesting. Clos
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by jcattle 10mo ago
Of course you can. You can use everything as a radiator. Unless you have something which is literally 0 Kelvin everything radiates. See here for all the great ways of getting rid of thermal energy in space: https://www.nasa.gov&#
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by jcattle 10mo ago
Taking a system which was conceptualized about a quarter of a century ago and serves much different needs than what a datacenter in space needs (e.g. very strict thermal band, compared to acceptable temperature range from 20 to 80 degrees)
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by jcattle 11mo ago
Do you think the entertainment value you get if you are required to pay 30$ would be better than what you can get right now for 30$?
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by jcattle 11mo ago
That's fair. However I don't think I would have wrote that if those thoughts were shared on a blogging platform. Most blogging platforms do not qualify as critical infrastructure. GitHub with all its CI/CD and supply chain at
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by jcattle 11mo ago
"The Cloudflare outage was a good thing [...] they're a warning. They can force redundancy and resilience into systems." - he says. On Github.
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Why Is Windows 11 So Slow and Unresponsive?(learn.microsoft.com)
5 points by jcattle 11mo ago|7 comments

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