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by legulere 3y ago
And Flatbuffers for data-layout and access.
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by legulere 3y ago
Also not access times, so OP doesn’t care if the OS frees the pages again.
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When burning things not 100% fully you produce carbon black, which has a greater greenhouse effect than if you would release carbon as CO2. Further harvesting wood leads to younger forests, which store less carbon than old growth forests. A
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by legulere 3y ago
In the end it's a gamble, that worked out well for some people so far. It's been a pretty common scheme in Germany to buy a Tesla with subsidies and sell it to the second hand market after 6 months (usually going to Scandinavia, w
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by legulere 3y ago
Cancers can grow so slow though that they're not becoming an issue, before the person dies of something else. Also it takes a while to notice cancer and around 50% of the population at some point get cancer that is noticed and warrants
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by legulere 3y ago
> So the antioxidants that are good for you are also good for tumors. I think the consensus is that supplements aren't useful as long as you don't have a deficiency (which is pretty uncommon in the west if you aren't eatin
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by legulere 3y ago
X will become more and more an abandonware and people will at some point have to deal with things not working anymore and X being dropped from the repos of distributions.
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by legulere 3y ago
Related news from June: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/announcing-cshar...
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by legulere 3y ago
Shouldn’t the chemical reaction be: 4 H2O + 3 CO2 <=> C3H8 + 5 O2
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by legulere 3y ago
This is known as the hotspot or bottleneck model of optimization. It has its flaws: https://lemire.me/blog/2023/04/27/hotspot-performance-engine...
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by legulere 3y ago
There are in the form of simulations. You can measure many effects like light absorption directly and put it in a simulation. Discrepancies to reality can be investigated and used to make the model better. You can then use the model to se
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by legulere 3y ago
With adjustable accuracy range you can do binary search to find out where someone is.
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by legulere 3y ago
It depends on wether volume matters or not. The comment you are replying to speaks about seasonal storage. You can use caverns for that, like with natural gas. You only need around 3 times the volume to store the same energy as with natural
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by legulere 3y ago
China has a comparable oil consumption to the US and has almost gained 25% market share for BEV. But also in the US electric cars sales are rising. You are most likely thinking of the Gartner hype cycle, which is about visibility of topics.
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by legulere 3y ago
I'm curious why the resistance is dropping by a lot in figure 3 a) between around 230 and 260 K
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by legulere 3y ago
The noise is probably just an artefact from measurement.
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by legulere 3y ago
After second world war the US economy represented a majority of the world economy. This hasn't been true anymore for a while. To have a better rating than the US-Dollar you simply need to have a lower risk of default and not be over-de
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by legulere 3y ago
Oil consumption will in the medium term go down and in the long term become unimportant.
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by legulere 3y ago
Iceland both produces and consumes 100% electricity from renewables for instance. You have the issue you talk about with all generation that isn’t load-following, including nuclear. France solves this by exporting subsidized electricity in
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by legulere 3y ago
France has massive problems with their reactors and leads the world with only 62.6% from nuclear. A comparable number to Denmark that has almost no hydro power. There are several countries with higher percentage of renewables up to 100%. C
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> Further, both the Farm Bill and the USDA specify that analytical testing of samples for total THC must use "post-decarboxylation or other similarly reliable methods https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetrahydrocan
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by legulere 3y ago
Can it push data to https://sensor.community/en/ ?
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by legulere 3y ago
Who was forced to get vaccinated in which country?
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by legulere 3y ago
Nuclear power and coal power are both heat engines turning heat into mechanical energy and subsequently electricity. They merely use a different heat source. They share a lot of qualities because of that. They are relatively centralized and
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by legulere 3y ago
Other animals also practice cannibalism and so do humans. Killing other animals for food is not the same as killing humans, but also we humans differ from other carnivores and omnivores. I find meat also very tasty and eat meat. There are s
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by legulere 3y ago
There's an argument to be made, if reality isn't discrete (can be represented exactly by rational numbers) but continuous (can be represented by real numbers) you can represent programs that cannot be represented in a discrete way
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by legulere 3y ago
Median salary for all software developers in Germany (not just experienced) was 64.584€ in 2021 and should have risen quite a lot with current inflation by now. https://web.arbeitsagentur.de/entgeltatlas/beruf/1526
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by legulere 3y ago
A middle age rural village in Germany is not the same as an ancient roman city.
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by legulere 3y ago
Mining isn't the difficulty, but processing and enrichment. Countries like France and the US are continuing to send billions to Russia for that.
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This will make Putin happy, as it increases the west's reliance on the Russian nuclear fuel supply chain. Russia owned 40% of the total uranium conversion infrastructure in the world in 2020, and 46% of the total uranium enrichment cap

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