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by llsf 2y ago
We are talking about 16,000 residential town in Arizona, with no heavy industry, I doubt they would need full capacity for 12hrs straight at night. But in any case, it seems appropriate to compare to the cost and maintenance of 98MWh gas p
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by llsf 2y ago
Putting on the side the shady tactics that the energy company used to get a gas peaker close to houses... For context: "Arizona households use 66 million Btu of energy per home, 26% less than the U.S. average. The combination of lower
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by llsf 2y ago
Considering the tag line "Ready-to-use development platform that accelerates the process of building business applications and internal tools", I would think OpenKoda would compete with Retool more than Salesforce, no ?
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by llsf 2y ago
That is the number that a friend working for SNAP told... 1 out 8 Americans is on food stamps.
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by llsf 2y ago
Just cannot wait to see what they have been cooking :)
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by llsf 2y ago
Okay, in that case, the victim (as sole witness) said that she recognized the defendant as the perpetuator. I am not a lawyer, but not sure if nowadays you could go to jail just because a victim (and sole witness) recognize you ? That see
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by llsf 2y ago
I agree that it might not arrive at WWDC unless Apple was already working on it for several years... Nonetheless, I see this Microsoft initiative as a canary in the AI coal mine. I would hope Apple would learn from it.
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by llsf 2y ago
It might kill dead zones, but still it might be a solar flare away to lose all communications. Feels like we are racing in one direction, making the solution more brittle over time. Investing in under-ground/water cables could turn in
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by llsf 2y ago
Wait, having a computer saying that your face matches a video does not prove that you are the person on the video. Sure, the police can talk to you, but that is not a sufficient piece of evidence.
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by llsf 2y ago
I cannot wait to see Apple's response. While Microsoft announcement seems rush and products half backed/thought, there are on to something. I would hope Apple would learn from it, and find the right path. I would really like to
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by llsf 2y ago
I would think Russia makes more money selling fossil fuels than by promoting nuclear energy.
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by llsf 2y ago
Okay, so what happens if I (french) kiss a person that is taking this bacteria producing continuously mutacin-1140 and ethanol ? Could it take over my mouth, and I would ended up mutacin tolerant, and accelerating my cirrhosis ?
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by llsf 2y ago
I was thinking of lately to the people holding power these days and their responsibility and involvements into the current state of affairs (politics, large corporations, climate/energy crisis, etc.) I was wondering if having people ov
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by llsf 2y ago
It is a floor/ceiling situation. But the floor as a nice old intricate hardwood floor, and ripping it off would be a shame. Looks like we can do the sound insulation fro the ceiling of the apartment downstairs, but 1. It requires the
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by llsf 2y ago
Feels to me that it is a cry for attention. It is like pouring red paint on the Mona Lisa. It seems a bit disproportionate, but it clearly provides some publicity for those activists with little investment. The same against another rando
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by llsf 2y ago
Lobbied by who ? Unlikely Tesla itself as the company would have likely move the factory few kilometers away if that could guarantee future expansions.
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by llsf 2y ago
Maybe I missed it, but could not find much on the origin of Star Wars. I was hoping to find some deep analysis on the original work to build the saga. From early 1970's. George Lucas created a great story with rich visuals from lots
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by llsf 2y ago
I found this to be true for cars and maybe trucks, but not for motorbikes. Some extreme motorbikes rattle all parked cars and trigger alarms. When Harley-Davidson and other moppet/scooters would be all electric, that would be quitter.
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by llsf 2y ago
The particularly frustrating part is that is usually way cheaper to put sound barriers during construction, than retrofitting later on. We have been discussing this with my neighbors. We are both committed to eventually pull the trigger to
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by llsf 2y ago
As long as cars are gracefully handling weird visions (like Stop sign in middle of 80mph highway) it should be fine. When I was 1yo my dad was driving on the highway, got distracted, and ended up on a highway portion that was under construc
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by llsf 2y ago
Sure, there is no hard limit on the length of a song, but most are limited to <5min and based on a much shorter melody, just repeating in loop. Now older than 10yo, I understand that there are additional variables that increase the numbe
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by llsf 2y ago
If the build ing is too wide, could we still do a mix use ? With residential on one side, and office on the other side / interior of the building ? R R R R R R R R R O O O O O R R O O O O O R R O O O O O R R R R R R R
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by llsf 2y ago
Funny, just drove today in SF and saw and it looks like someone when straight into that house again... https://www.google.com/maps/@37.7475584,-122.44409,3a,75y,89... The City or the owners should put some bollards and
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by llsf 2y ago
The need to electrify the economy has more to do with peak fossil fuel or level of CO2 in atmosphere, than nuclear. Comparing nuclear and wind is a bit apples and oranges. One is intermetent and one is not. The lifespans are different too
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by llsf 2y ago
As everyone mentioned there is no much prospection, and we are only scratching the surface. And this is only counting with the old nuclear power plant designs. The current Gen3 and coming Gen4 do not need nearly as much as the previous gen
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by llsf 2y ago
Exactly. Chernobyl is FUD. All current reactors are different design and cannot be compared to Chernobyl. Nuclear is one of the safest way to produce a large quantity of energy. There is no clean energy, harvesting and transforming ener
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by llsf 2y ago
You are right, th link shows that nuclear is the safest right after solar, if you count dead/Terawatt-hour. 0.03 for nuclear and 0.02 for solar. Solar is still very small (and intermittent) when it comes to production, for instance, l
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by llsf 2y ago
Kaiser has been working with Stanford for years, to train different models, especially with images. A good use-case could be for diabetic retinopathy. There are more and more diabetics and this can affect vision over time, if not properly
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by llsf 2y ago
All good questions on land use, and competition between food and energy (being corn/ethanol or solar). My understanding is that US produces way too much corn, and it costs taxpayers ($2.2 billion in subsidies per year, source: https:
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by llsf 2y ago
Funny, when I was maybe 10yo, I got scared when I realized that given the number of notes is finite, the number of different melodies would be too, and so we would have one day to put new lyrics on old melodies.

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