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by jerven 7y ago
20 year is the guarantee period for wind and solar. Considering wind and solar are turn key provisioned, it is a reasonable assumption. Also consider than these sites are then habitually repowered. Which in the last 20 years would give you
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by jerven 7y ago
Same way you carry your car up the stairs park it in the bike garage or your car parking spot.
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by jerven 7y ago
Ok, fair enough. I suspect the typo in the sparql query doing the key join isn't helping :( The SPARQL is more paragraph based. We are looking for ?j a :Person named 'Jenifer' and ?p a person who is a friend of ?j . Both need
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by jerven 7y ago
That is more a question of formatting your queries. I can show SPARQL to our data analyst and biologists and they get them. Equivalent Cypher is supper confusing because the queries tend to be quite large and the space between the MATCH and
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by jerven 7y ago
Currently it is relatively difficult to move data from one (open)cypher implementation to an other. Also as support is uneven for all features it is not so simple to get started on Neo4J and then evaluate e.g. TigerGraph if you find that Ne
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by jerven 7y ago
Very few real advantages on a technical level. Practically, the PG model has many syntactic advantages over the equivalence in expression power RDF+reification. (See excitement over RDF*, which is can be pure syntactic sugar) Syntax is impo
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by jerven 7y ago
1.1 is what would still work. There was not much Java 1 code in existence. Java 1.4 to 5 was annoying and the last release to introduce a lot of source code in compatibility. Which was sometime in 2004. Modules is mostly figuring out what s
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by jerven 7y ago
EASA tended to certify on the same day as the FAA. FAA tended to certify a month or two after FAA. Now EASA no longer trusts FAA like FAA didn't quite trust EASA.
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by jerven 7y ago
Just use fake@example.com. Example.com etc are special domains that are easy to spot as not going to work.
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by jerven 7y ago
Or go for [1]pypy or [2]graalpython. I know that equivalent code in graal java ee produces equivalent assembly/performance to C+current gcc, which really shows that yes changing to a JIT can pay off. The python in graalvm is early stag
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by jerven 7y ago
I don't think the current V8 release has this build in yet. This something the common JVMs have been doing this since at least 2006.
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by jerven 7y ago
It is not about being "correct" it is about being consistent. If you have 1,000 receipts with an X then it is good enough for the cc company. The signature matching the card one is only used when the value of the transaction is hi
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by jerven 7y ago
They are still there today. Source I bought my paper yesterday.
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by jerven 7y ago
KLM airfrance does this. It depends on the airport and how much automation it has regarding luggage.
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by jerven 7y ago
Not in a structured way that is easily useable. Swiss-Prot has most of this data but it is not quite normalized in units. If you did this annoying work I would like to talk to you so we can plug it into Swiss-Prot.
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by jerven 7y ago
Doing it right is quite hard. Doing it usefully is even harder [1]. Getting a good training set without to many biases is the really hard part. Generating a ground truth that is actually a truth is very expensive. I have to read the paper c
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by jerven 7y ago
The original policy has been in place since the 90s, and like the Portuguese and Swiss equivalent experience it drastically reduced the extremes of drug addiction. The difference in the swiss city of Geneva at the central station in the lat
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by jerven 7y ago
Thing is in many cases their low ball offer might still be more than you thought you could get. It gives a lower line, on their terms. From there you can negotiate upwards. After all it is their first offer.
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by jerven 7y ago
I would love to have https://w3c.github.io/webcomponents/spec/imports/
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by jerven 8y ago
I think it is much more interesting to look at the inverse. i.e. employment rate and it is quite a surprise to see this in the last 10 years between a slight growth in the euro area and decline in the US. Also the difference between unemplo
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by jerven 8y ago
That is an unreasonable number. That is 160 kwh of power which is double the largest model 3 battery. This would require everyone to drive nearly 600 miles a day at highway speed. Roughly nine hours of driving a day at 75miles an hour. The
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W3C Workshop on Web Standardization for Graph Data(w3.org)
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by jerven 8y ago
The "API" is doable. Being binary compatible is not at all. Oracle DB is complex because of historical choices (the patch picking, compatibility flags) etc... inbuilt JVM and PL/SQL. Those things that make working on OracleDB
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by jerven 8y ago
Exactly, 20 to 30% lower. So like gas(fuel for cars) a lot of people going via Luxembourg taking summer holiday take the opportunity to stock up.
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by jerven 8y ago
Neither Serbia nor Kosovo are EU member states. Serbia thinks Kosovo is not a country but a province/county of itself.
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by jerven 8y ago
And as well as just not building enough! If you add more people to a city, but don't add more housing or fast commute then prices will go up. Basic lack of supply and rising demand...
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by jerven 8y ago
Heat storage is trivial and much cheaper than batteries on a house hold scale. Hot water tank as used for showers can also be used for central heating systems which use water to pipe heat. i.e. hot water is generated whenever power is cheap
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by jerven 8y ago
Because they where vulnerabilities in the JS engine of all browsers and they have similar issues. See the browser release notes for the last ten years. e.g. https://chromereleases.googleblog.com/2016/03/stable-chan
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by jerven 8y ago
The TCK has been open sourced, since then. However, I think only for GPL implementations, see details at http://openjdk.java.net/groups/conformance/JckAccess/
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by jerven 8y ago
And the outside help is growing.

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