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by kgabis 10y ago
I don't think that's true, both volumetric and mass densities for lithium ion batteries are very low ( https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c6/Energy_d... ).
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by kgabis 10y ago
You've contradicted yourself by saying that batteries are both less and more dense than jet fuel...
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by kgabis 10y ago
I would also add safety and the fact that 70% of our planet is covered in water/not easy to retrieve batteries from.
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by kgabis 10y ago
You can find a list on metacritic ( http://www.metacritic.com/browse/games/score/metascore/all/w... ), but it also includes non-exclusives. Personally I loved Super Mario 3D World and Mario Kart 8.
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by kgabis 10y ago
https://markets.ft.com/data/equities/tearsheet/financials?s=...
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by kgabis 10y ago
WiiU has a lot of great games you can play right now and it will take Switch few year before it reaches a similar level in it's life cycle. Also, it's the best console to play Wii games right now (and possibly ever) and there&#x27
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by kgabis 10y ago
It's a train tunnel though, so you cannot technically drive a car there.
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by kgabis 10y ago
France did not honor it's obligations and if it wasn't in position to attack Germany then France shouldn't have made those guarantees (Maurice Gamelin's "bold relief offensive"). Thinking that Germany wouldn&#x
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by kgabis 10y ago
They declared war and did nothing (hence names like Sitzkrieg or Phoney War). Since Polish defense strategy was based on assumption that UK and France will fulfill their obligations it was a much easier win for Germany than it could've
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by kgabis 10y ago
I really like this website and I was quite surprised to discover you're from Kraków :) (dobra robota!) Have you considered showing job offers from nofluffjobs?
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by kgabis 10y ago
scratchpixel.com has excellent tutorials on computer graphics and how to do rasterization [1]. [1] https://www.scratchapixel.com/lessons/3d-basic-rendering/ras...
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by kgabis 10y ago
There you go: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_C_Programming_Language
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by kgabis 10y ago
I really enjoyed reading "The Disaster Artist" by Greg Sestero and Tom Bissell. It's about making of the movie "The Room" and it's writer/director/producer/leading actor Tommy Wiseau. It's o
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by kgabis 10y ago
Most likely it was doing something naughty in it's network stack.
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by kgabis 10y ago
It's not always the best way to write software. If you're writing a program that's supposed to work in real(ish) time then it's good to take performance into consideration early on, otherwise you'll end up rearchite
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by kgabis 10y ago
It would mean the end of current civilization, but I don't think getting rid of humans is that easy.
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by kgabis 10y ago
The problem is that the number of jobs created might be lower than the number of jobs that got automated.
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by kgabis 10y ago
I have a 2016 XPS 15 and it's nowhere near a mbp when it comes to build quality. Keyboard and touchpad are much worse than on my 2010 mbp 13, palm rests are made of grease-absorbing plastic, fans can get VERY loud and it's impossi
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by kgabis 10y ago
A movie called Ostatnia Rodzina (Last Family) about Beksiński family was recently released in Poland ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfFt9RfO9Bc ), definitely one of the best movies I've seen this year. Unfortunately I
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by kgabis 10y ago
I don't think it's a valid comparison. Lottery results are unpredictable, stock market to some degree is.
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by kgabis 10y ago
It doesn't sound like winning a lottery but rather like making a series of good investing decisions.
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by kgabis 10y ago
Why do you consider it a "learning experience" and what makes a software library a final product? Every software project has to start somewhere and be published at some point.
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by kgabis 10y ago
Maybe he didn't like other libraries? There are many reasons why you would want to write a new library. Fun is one of them.
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by kgabis 10y ago
1345 days ago I posted about a C JSON library I wrote [0]. Since then I've added lots of features (serialization), fixed even more bugs (often found by someone else) and learned to say no to pull requests. It became surprisingly popula
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by kgabis 10y ago
Germany didn't win, it was a tie.
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by kgabis 10y ago
Looks very interesting. The only problem I see with it right now is that functions aren't prefixed with dill (or some other unique prefix).
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by kgabis 10y ago
You could build hyperloop stations in city centers. That's why travelling by train is (often) so convenient. No need for 1h trip to/from the airport.
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by kgabis 10y ago
You also need to get to the airport and from the airport. Airports are usually quite far from city centers.
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by kgabis 11y ago
This is a pretty good comparison: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niD1N1d4nTc
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by kgabis 11y ago
Simple alternative: storing passwords in gpg encrypted files and using emacs. Emacs has EasyPG so when you create a file with .gpg extension and try to save it prompts you for a password to encrypt this file with. Similarly if you open a .g

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