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kolinko
4y ago
This paper show differences of ~10% across the globe. Doesn't say anything about co2 concentrations being 2x higher in the cities.
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kolinko
4y ago
There is a very limited need. There's a ton of co2 calculators and energy markets out there, but supply of those outstrips demand. The only other part that would really require software devs is heavy duty physics simulations perhaps. S
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kolinko
4y ago
You are comparing to something that doesn't really exist. Most - if not all - existing solutions have two separate parts - capture and storage.
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kolinko
4y ago
Why like this, and not just using the API directly through Python or sth?
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kolinko
4y ago
Some people are more sensitive than the others. Also, if you haven't experienced living in a well ventilated home, you may not realise you feel it - you may think that going outside is good because sun and movement, and not because you
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kolinko
4y ago
Can you provide a citation? I live in a city center Warsaw, and co2 outside is similar to anywhere else - around 420-450 max at all times. Perhaps it's due to a good city design with multiple open spaces though.
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kolinko
4y ago
Indoor plants give virtually nothing in terms of scrubbing co2. An average human breathes out around 1kg co2 per day. The plants would need to take up 1-2kg in mass to have a measurable effect. That would require a small rainforest at home.
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kolinko
4y ago
How did you use the thermal camera exactly? Any tutorials on that? I have a garage, and I had issues with using the thermal camera - if the building materials were not uniform they reflected/radiated IR unevenly. It could show a piece
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kolinko
4y ago
M1 was such a big leap in terms of performance, that people will be happy with it for quite a while - I would expect Apple's user base to keep widening, but the profit from hardware keep falling because people won't need to upgrad
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kolinko
4y ago
Even in Poland - the coal capital of Europe - EVs lifetime co2 emissions are now lower than ICEs.
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kolinko
4y ago
Sure, but with some things, the increase in productivity pays off the price easily - you end up earning more, or working way less. $20/mo for a subscription of NYT, or Netflix is not one of those things. But ChatGPT in many cases can s
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kolinko
4y ago
The summary of changes can be inferred, or generated automatically with gpt ;) "Why", on the other hand can be lost. Especially during refactoring. Let's say you removed some assertion / safety check from a function, bec
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kolinko
4y ago
Not out of the box, afaik. They produce spectograms that get converted into wav/mp3.
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kolinko
4y ago
We've had half the current world population in 1970s. Just as many, if not more problems. Even a quarter of the population would be devastating for planet if they all had the same living standards as the western world, and all were run
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kolinko
4y ago
You can easily build it with gpt3 api. And codex can help you if you don't know how to program :)
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kolinko
4y ago
why?
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kolinko
4y ago
A nice approach - estimates the randomness in text. I tried with various cases - blog posts, wikipedia, scientific docs, and with a few examples from chat, and it figured it out accurately. Respect. Even though I disagree with a need for su
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kolinko
4y ago
For me, if I focus intensely on the head, the neck stops moving. When I relax, and the reference naturally changes to the lines in the background, the neck begins moving again.
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kolinko
4y ago
Awesome, but fails with accents etc. A case for polish: „Zażółć gęślą jaźń” - fails in many gunny ways. I also tried emojis - of course it failed, but now I’m super curious how would hand written emojis look like :D
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kolinko
4y ago
It goes to scrap if the previous owner didn’t erase it properly. If you do a proper erase, it can be used by a new person with no prob. It’s a safety measure against laptop thieves - if you steal a macbook you cannot resell it.
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kolinko
4y ago
According to the video, their system produces higher static pressure. This means that you can install better filters for air input/output on the laptop.
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kolinko
4y ago
What products have better privacy protection than Apple, according to you?
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kolinko
4y ago
Are you serious?
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kolinko
4y ago
No.
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kolinko
4y ago
How do you know that not much thought has been put into that?
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kolinko
4y ago
What you're saying doesn't make sense - not even according to the bizzaro theory you mentioned. Even if there was a previous cycle, there would be no galaxies left from it to witness.
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kolinko
4y ago
There were countless arguments over the ladt decade about which part of crypto is pure speculation and which ones are legit investments. Few people are willing to rehash old discussions - so few people want to discuss why Bitcoin is/is
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kolinko
4y ago
Win95 had a win key! It was introduced right aling the start menu
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kolinko
4y ago
Windows95 introduced the Windows key, before that sure there was no „win” key, but it was not needed much before real multitasking
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kolinko
4y ago
That is definitely not OS-specific. On Mac: cmd+tab for app switching, cmd+’ window switching, cmd+q is quitting app and all other shortcuts like copy&paste use cmd as well. MS tried to introduce a similar scheme with Windows key when W
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