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by kasperni 3y ago
First step? Lots of countries have had this for more than a decade?
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by kasperni 3y ago
Still, This isn’t the help desk!
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by kasperni 3y ago
> Or has demand just grown because of cheaper electricity due to more supply being available. The world have an ever increasing demand for more electricity. Even though we add lots of wind and solar generation every year. It is not enoug
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by kasperni 3y ago
The areas on earth where Tropical Cyclones occur are pretty limited [1]. And most of it is deep ocean where you wouldn't place wind turbines (or solar panels) anyway. [1] https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/learn-
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by kasperni 3y ago
https://archive.ph/bDrfJ
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When Apple Comes Calling, ‘It’s the Kiss of Death’(wsj.com)
5 points by kasperni 3y ago|1 comments
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by kasperni 4y ago
Last year solar hit the same milestone [1]. [1] https://www.pv-magazine.com/2022/03/15/humans-have-installed...
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by kasperni 4y ago
> Those new fancy threads are stored on heap and need to be garbage collected. If you buy into ads and believe that you can create for free millions of threads, then, well, it is not gonna work on production. A typical request easily cre
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Three junior doctors make just £67 between them for taking out an appendix(bridportnews.co.uk)
4 points by kasperni 4y ago|0 comments
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by kasperni 4y ago
If people added their location it would be a lot more useful.
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by kasperni 4y ago
I think most people would rather have a proper beating. Than having someone steal their entire life savings.
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by kasperni 4y ago
Disregarding structural wear and tear. A turbine blade is typically in a service between 20 to 25 years. If you look at a size comparison of wind turbines that are commissioned today and those that were commissioned 25 years. You will find
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by kasperni 4y ago
Difficult to find specific numbers but looks like more money is spent on epoxy for wind turbines than all other composites combined [1]. In any case it is not a rounding error. [1] https://www.grandviewresearch.com/static&#x
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Vestas hails breakthrough for recyclable wind turbines(energymonitor.ai)
65 points by kasperni 4y ago|64 comments
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by kasperni 4y ago
As a preview feature
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by kasperni 4y ago
As a dane I can only say "From my cold dead hands". I remember going to Holland when I was younger and I ended up buying 3.5 kilos (7 pounds) of salty salmiak liquorice. Had a bit of an upset stomach for 10 days in a row until it
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by kasperni 4y ago
Bob created Guice [1] and was involved in a number of JSR specifications. Bob also lead the initial development of Androids core libraries before moving on to the payment industry. He was a well known figure in the Java world. RIP. [1] ht
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by kasperni 4y ago
> A year ago, I was just looking for why I get these leg cramps every 2 days, someone suggested taking Magnesium and Vitamin B - This was the turning point. I know Holger Rune (Worlds nr 8 in Tennis) was dealing a lot with cramps in his
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by kasperni 4y ago
The feature everyone is excited about is Virtual Threads. Something where .NET is still playing catch-up https://twitter.com/davidfowl/status/1532880744732758018 .
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by kasperni 4y ago
> Your sentence the particular way you worded it is not the correct mathematical model. It wasn't really my sentence I just quoted the article. Nonetheless I disagree with you. The probability that the other boxes have the key is 2&
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by kasperni 4y ago
I think their explanation is a lot easier to understand "When we pick the original box, we know that the probability that the keys will be in there is 1/3. The probability that the keys will not be in the box you originally chose
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by kasperni 4y ago
Realising that my formatting is difficult to understand if you have not used JMH previously. I've cleaned up the numbers: Pre Valhalla | Valhalla sumSimple 328,110 us/op | 327,927 us/op sumO
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by kasperni 4y ago
It it the number of non-warmup-runs for the benchmarking tool (JMH). The original article included them as well so thought I would just post the numbers in the same format here. But I totally understand that they are confusing if you are no
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by kasperni 4y ago
Right, it is the output from JMH (Java Microbenchmark Harness) which includes the number of non-warmup-runs before the actual score. The original article included them as well so thought I would just post the numbers in the same format here
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by kasperni 4y ago
Could you tell me exactly what is the issue? sumNullsValhalla and sumOptionalValhalla returns 584,967 us/op and 572,833 us/op respectively sumSimpleValhalla and sumOptionalLongValhalla returns 327,927 us/op and 326,949 us&#x2
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by kasperni 4y ago
Optional is being being converted to a value class as part of Project Valhalla. I reran the benchmarks with the latest Valhalla branch [1] and added a test that used OptionalLong instead of Optional<Long>. Without Valhalla - OptionBen
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“Comfort Bags” for children in case of school shooter lockdown(twitter.com)
3 points by kasperni 4y ago|3 comments
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by kasperni 4y ago
https://archive.ph/KsntF
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by kasperni 4y ago
I like the website layout. Knowing little about Web development. Is this custom made or using some kind of framework/template?
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by kasperni 4y ago
> It is very hard explaining to Java programmers why Java is so bad Referencing a short story doesn't really explain it to anyone.

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