limaoscarjuliet

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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
Pretty darn sure there are many tons of coal used as we speak to do just that...
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
They are UTC - the actual time on the system is measured in seconds since midnight Jan 1 1970 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time ). This time is then converted to local time per the OS timezone setting. A lot of a
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
You are anonymous as long as you have not used your wallet somewhere where you can be identified. Read about "welcome to video" child porn bust possible due to chainanalysis. From https://www.wired.com/story/t
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
Surprisingly entertaining!
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
Ironically vacuum, unless super perfect, is not that good insulator. All hvac techs who started compressor on vacuum (albeit much less perfect) can tell :)
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
Plus, this is about 10-th time in the last 10 years we are told "we are around the corner, clean energy will save us". Please tune down the message.
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
This is great news, especially given the geo-political risks related to Taiwan. I still hope for the best, but with majority of chips produced in Taiwan we need to be ready for alternatives.
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
I was born in '74 so the last generation to start with C and go to other, higher-level, languages like Python or JavaScript. Going in this direction was natural. I was amazed by all the magic the higher-level languages offered. Going t
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
Plus maintenance on large number of things is a b*tch. My better half owns a small hotel with 19 rooms. Turns out running a simple 10 minutes task in each room takes... entire day (3 hours for the work + switch room overhead + breaks turns
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
And karma votes :-)
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
+1 windows chrome Version 105.0.5195.127 (Official Build) (64-bit)
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
I sense sarcasm.
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
I just installed a 50KWp FV setup in family owned hotel. It produces a 300kWh daily (summer in Europe). Still seems like nothing compared to what is consumed.
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
To become rich, play lottery - worked for some! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Survivorship_bias
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
Oh yes, drunk businessmen sleeping around JR stations because they did not make it for the train to come home for the night are treated as holy cows in India. Full respect, including Police.
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
Safe Word was invented for the purpose of stopping the play when faked violence or lack of consent do not go as planned.
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
High cost of suffering (e.g. being ran over by a car when street crossed on red light) and relatively small reward for corresponding success (meh, just crossed the street in the example) might explain it.
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
Plastics are extremely good on the account of features and price. As such they are difficult to replace. I want to bet we would create bigger negative impact to environment due to additional spoiled food alone if it was not for plastics. Re
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by limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
My thought as well :-)
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by limaoscarjuliet 5y ago
Some of that processing attributed to the brain happens in the eyes themselves, so "amazing eyes" still fits :-)
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by limaoscarjuliet 5y ago
I know a few folks who live in Seattle, and they all - at one point or another - attempted to convince me Seattle is not rainy. This alone is a proof Seattle is rainy enough. On a more serious note, I agree it is about relatively little sun
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by limaoscarjuliet 5y ago
We should work under general provision: if data is gathered, it will be used. Even if it is not legal today for IRS to do something, it does not mean it will not be tomorrow. And law unfortunately works backwards too.
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by limaoscarjuliet 5y ago
The idea is to have a legal basis to take your money (or part thereof) away should you be convicted of said illegal activity.
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by limaoscarjuliet 5y ago
The title is somewhat overstatement, EPA says turbines have efficiencies up to 90%: "Multistage (moderate to high pressure ratio) steam turbines have thermodynamic efficiencies that vary from 65 percent for very small (under 1,000 kW)
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by limaoscarjuliet 5y ago
Unless you grow it right on the square :-) And use the approach lights to boost the plants. Talk about efficiency!
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by limaoscarjuliet 5y ago
The electronic statements are a blessing - just download and keep a copy. Exactly same as with paper ones, but with fewer steps. All systems have their limits, but the current electronic ones are much better than the mortar and paper of yes
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by limaoscarjuliet 5y ago
According to Sabine Hossenfelder, published numbers are frequently mis-stated on purpose. When you look at frequently reported Q Plasma (or plasma efficiency) we are not that far from it being > 1. However, we should look at Q Total (tot
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by limaoscarjuliet 5y ago
Yup. Math behind CT scan was developed in 1917. It was 50-ish years later it would be put to practical use. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radon_transform
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by limaoscarjuliet 5y ago
fd 100? fd 0, 1 and 2 make sense. Perhaps 255. But not 100...?!
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by limaoscarjuliet 5y ago
And, if not, should we stop now? Perhaps break-through is around the corner?

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