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by llsf 4y ago
I feel like those new all-in-one like Thermomix ( https://www.thermomix.com ) are the closest to a computer in the kitchen we have now. Europeans (and some star chefs in US) swear by it.
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by llsf 5y ago
It is true to any new car, there is more electronic and more software than before. Maybe new EV are embracing it even more. But this seems the trend: more electronic, more software, less cables/gears. Yes, it is more complex to repai
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by llsf 5y ago
"We will not rest until 1 billion people are collecting NFTs." Is it Apr. 1st already ?
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by llsf 5y ago
Regardless of their agenda, the data should be public. Once it is public, we can argue about what is needed or too expensive. And the best reasoning should win.
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by llsf 5y ago
Awesome! Thanks for digging that document, it is really interesting. I guess my parents living in suburbs, residential area basically meant to use electricity over gas. It would be interesting to see if this current shortage, is going to a
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by llsf 5y ago
Sure, but if you really want to, you can communicate and coordinate. I know it might sound old and all, but before the mobile phones and pagers, people managed to communicate and coordinate. Admittedly it is not as easy, but it is possibl
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by llsf 5y ago
Do we have data on this? I am surprised that "most of the heating is using natural gas" in France. In France, my parents last 3 houses (i.e. since 1986) have been all 100% electric. The one from 1986 had a gas stove though, but b
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by llsf 5y ago
What does it mean for my friend who has a large recycling symbol tattooed ?
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by llsf 5y ago
Paris got its first autonomous metro line in 1998. It was developed in ADA. http://archive.adaic.com/projects/atwork/paris.html Using the B method: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B-Method h
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by llsf 5y ago
This event was planned way before the recent probing. This was an event to inspire and recruit bright minds. I doubt it has anything to do with FTC or NHTSA, or even Tesla owners. It was not to announce a new version of the FSD. It was job
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by llsf 5y ago
This is a good point that most of us have difficulty to grasp. The innovation speed is actually increasing. While Tesla is spending a lot of time and effort on their AI (from hardware to software), they might be able to reuse it later for o
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by llsf 5y ago
No sure why it is a big deal? Some people (like Cotton) said that the virus escaped a Chinese lab, but had not hard proofs. Lots of scientists said there are no hard proofs. Then we moved on... until we get more proofs. Anybody can claim
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by llsf 5y ago
Maybe it is an opportunity to convert some commercial space into residential space and make the City more affordable ? If really so many companies are going remote, then all the commercial landlords would have to find ways to make money out
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by llsf 5y ago
Yup, porn is definitely adopt it as soon as it makes economical sense. Especially, if this is pre-recorded and only sent for viewing (so no need too much bandwidth on upload side). I guess it would come down to the hardware and how much it
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by llsf 5y ago
Maybe we could revisit what SkySails started https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SkySails
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by llsf 5y ago
Talking about plastic... I just ventured for the first time 2 weeks ago, in an H Mart. The first impression was "what a lot of plastic!". The packaging is innovative, bright and smart. But that is a lot of packaging and plastic
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by llsf 6y ago
Love how Dr. Bik exposed @IHU_Marseille and Dr. Raoult (aka Dr. Photoshop) especially. Those doctored images in the Dr. Raoult papers are comically bad. https://twitter.com/MicrobiomDigest/status/13740469245510328
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by llsf 6y ago
I pay $5.69 the gallon in SF at grocery store.
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by llsf 6y ago
France does recycle nuclear waste: https://www.energy.gov/ne/articles/5-fast-facts-about-spent-... The resulting waste is vitrified, and much smaller: https://www.world-nuclear.org/nuclear-essenti
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by llsf 6y ago
What about sound ? I drive with my eyes, but also with my ears. Do we know if any of those systems (Tesla, Waymo, Cruise, etc.) also use the sound for driving ? While it is not sufficient on its own, it would yet another (small) piece of
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by llsf 6y ago
I concur. I am French living in US. And I do not snack at all. I only have 3 meals a day. And I try hard to get a lighter dinner (dinners here are generally too big for me). I don't like to go to parties with an empty stomach, beca
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by llsf 6y ago
Just came back from 3 weeks in France, over holiday season. I stayed with my parents, and my dad is a cook... so I did eat well :) Still managed to lose 2 pounds. In the 3 days I was back here, I managed to eat a burger and pizza. I gues
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by llsf 6y ago
Good question... I would think Affirm does report to the 3 US agencies.
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by llsf 6y ago
Instead of relying on your credit card, you use the vendor (or someone else) credit, to pay over time. Looks like in some cases, they integrated in the vendor website, so when paying you can directly select Affirm. I did the test with Dyson
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by llsf 6y ago
Like that the ISP mentioned in the article, is a non-profit local association, and the pricing is suggested, customers chose what to pay.
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by llsf 6y ago
The surprise to me was that DRC is bigger than Greenland. Greenland is way overblown. Africa is massive. I realized it when I flew from Europe to Johannesburg it was same as flying to Los Angeles.
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by llsf 6y ago
I have ophtometrist in the family, and the constant "do not rub your eyes" is burnt into my brain. Be gentle with your eyeballs, they do not like pressure. I get phosphenes from brain signals, most of the time sound triggered.
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by llsf 6y ago
What I had totally forgotten, was libflashplayer.so :) it was so flaky. Glad I do not have to worry about this anymore.
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by llsf 6y ago
The light patterns when rubbing your closed eyes could likely be phosphenes ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphene ) by mechanical stimulation. Those have intrigued me for a while. I have some but likely triggered el
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by llsf 6y ago
Or is it a brilliant move to justify the introduction of Ant in NYSE/NASDAQ ? It is hard to imagine that Ma did not anticipate the possibility of the regulator reacting to his speech. If he did anticipate, then it becomes part of the

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