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by legulere 4y ago
2021 is very similar to 2019. Only 2020 had extraordinary low energy use: https://ag-energiebilanzen.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/STR...
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by legulere 4y ago
> In absolute terms coal and gas make up approximately the same share of Germany's capacity as it did in 2010. You're being very disingenuous here talking about capacity. What matters is how much fossil fuels actually are getti
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by legulere 4y ago
But Germany is a net-electricity-exporter https://www.bmwk.de/Redaktion/EN/Infografiken/stromaustausch...
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by legulere 4y ago
Germany is a net electricity exporter: https://www.bmwk.de/Redaktion/EN/Infografiken/stromaustausch... Unplanned shutdowns are a increasing occurrence in France because of aging reactors and overheating/
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by legulere 4y ago
Only for household consumers, for instance because there's a special tax on household electricity to get people to use less electricity: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stromsteuergesetz_(Deutschland... For none-hou
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by legulere 4y ago
I think we're discussing semantics there. Coal use fell, coal and gas combined fell, but gas alone has risen. Which goes against predictions that coal would replace nuclear, that somehow some people claim have come true when there is o
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by legulere 4y ago
UV doesn't really remove pollutants but chemically alters them which can also have unintended bad effects: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.est.1c02582
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by legulere 4y ago
It’s visible on the filters that they remove particles (they turn from white to gray). The one I have has also a sensor for particulate matter that goes down to 0 or 1 if you let it run. I can also see that it’s really measuring things beca
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by legulere 4y ago
More centralized digital currencies with regulations backed by central banks have a pretty big potential to disrupt basic banking services. Most problems of cryptocurrencies can be solved with a trusted third party. The question is only how
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by legulere 4y ago
So like 40€ for 8 consecutive days. That greatly reduces usefulness if you just want to travel to one spot and back.
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by legulere 4y ago
No. Banks have the problem that they can’t liquidate assets fast enough to pay people in a bank run. Stablecoins simply don’t have enough assets to pay out people.
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by legulere 4y ago
Yes, until they run out of cash and you sit on worthless tether.
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by legulere 4y ago
You can also just install it with winget
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by legulere 4y ago
Waterfall also consists of those phases. One core idea of agile is instead of a big design up front to iterate those phases as fast as possible because often the requirements are not clear from the beginning and you have to see if your idea
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by legulere 4y ago
> Overall findings were that there is a relationship between vitamin D and depression, though the directionality of this association remains unclear. Vitamin D really seems to be a good example of correlation does not imply causation. I’
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by legulere 4y ago
It‘s done because grasslands cannot support meat consumption of the world.
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by legulere 4y ago
At least here in Europe most meat is produced with animal feed grown on arable land (mostly in South America).
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by legulere 5y ago
I guess you could design trams or electric trains that cannot catch fire. Without fuel and batteries you do not need to have that much flammable things on board.
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by legulere 5y ago
Packing peanuts are often made out of corn starch. The problem is how the packaging comes from the receiver to a sensible use.
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by legulere 5y ago
The problem is that we have built all our software on Unix. The Unix security model is based on an attack model where users have to be protected from each other on a terminal server. Code is implicitly trusted and exploits were an unknown u
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by legulere 5y ago
It's not only clothing, also carpets and furniture is made of synthetic fibres
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by legulere 5y ago
If I understand correctly the air purifier you linked to is exactly one of those ionizing air purifiers producing unintended unresearched chemicals. HEPA purifiers aren't trash, they are simply producing trash. For me that is a lesser
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by legulere 5y ago
Ionizing air filter are a health hazard on their own: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.est.1c02582# I don’t know input HEPA production, but if you throw them into household trash here in Germany they simply ge
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by legulere 5y ago
It’s a museum about Italy and not the US after all
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by legulere 5y ago
Having 32 bit pointers in WASM does not mean that the JIT emits 32 bit code. 64 bit pointers always are a performance degradation, as they use up more space, it can just be negligible. 64 bit x86 most of the time being faster has nothing to
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by legulere 5y ago
Interest rates for bonds are starting to rise, and will need to rise a lot more to fight inflation. They are walking a fine line between high inflation and killing off companies and governments that have grown dependent on super low interes
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by legulere 5y ago
Nutrition science is difficult. Most of the times it's impossible to do randomized studies on humans. Most of the times it's impossible to do blind studies. The effect sizes are relatively small and show up only after a long perio
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by legulere 5y ago
Then you need symbolic math
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by legulere 5y ago
The question is what you try to achieve. At a certain precision you won't get any difference in any rasterized image anymore so you do not really care anymore. The SVG standard agrees there and states that 32 bit floating point is enou
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by legulere 5y ago
As far as I know: The virus dries out and becomes non-infective when it’s in too small droplets. The droplets are larger than the gas particles of smoke that you smell. Masks also filter some of the larger particles of smoke.

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