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llukas
7y ago
How do you know if you're seen when carrying umbrella? Eye contact is not enough (info you can find in pretty much any driving handbook).
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llukas
7y ago
How does this help if driver is looking at their phone?
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Uber not liable for driver without license
(twitter.com)
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https://www.bbc.com/news/business-48630656 "This week's Paris Airshow saw the launch of the world's first commercial all-electric passenger aircraft - albeit in prototype form. Israeli firm Eviation says
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7y ago
"There are two plausible explanations for the observed decline in average load factors as wind farms age. The first is that the turbines become less efficient over time as a result of mechanical wear and tear, erosion of the turbine bl
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llukas
7y ago
Fantastic program.
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llukas
7y ago
FYI: You borrow word from a language that has gender information baked in almost every word - that is why there is separate word. Ignoring this is pushing an agenda - conscious or not.
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llukas
7y ago
Is 10x overnight demand close to 48h of average demand? If yes then original post was right.
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llukas
7y ago
"land of the free and scared" - unfortunately
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Manufacturer can bypass any user firewall.
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llukas
7y ago
EU has more citizens than USA and it is unthinkable that such thing would happen in EU.
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llukas
7y ago
Can you name breaking changes in between python 3.x versions?
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In NorCal I got charger in following places: 1) apartment complex (one set of public + separate apartment dweller chargers) 2) at work 3) at supermarket I do shopping most often 4) on public parking in various places "The future is alr
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llukas
7y ago
Yacht? You meant jet?
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7y ago
I don't see the reason why tracking and data collection should be opt-out. If you do not like the idea that you own your data, not companies then you can give your consent to process data to everybody.
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llukas
7y ago
Actually, that is 0.000022 km3 of solid material.
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llukas
7y ago
Tesla Model 3 is roughly 15kwh per 100km. See this [1] for discussion of gasoline production - even more unexpected and complicated to tally. We are already getting EV emitting less CO2 each year, see here [2]. With wind/solar (+batter
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7y ago
big pharma spends more on marketing than R&D: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/02/11/big-p...
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7y ago
> It's more efficient to power your car with oil directly than to burn the oil for electricity and then power your car with that. Please run numbers and you may be surprised.
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7y ago
I stopped buying books from amazon after getting few "new" books visibly used. Scribbled notes or giant greasy hand mark etc. If I need to drop off book for return anyway then I can make as well trip to normal bookstore (learned a
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Highly used yes. But there are only two full time developers on this and funding was flakey. There was giant discussion about this during Heartbleed vulnerability.
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> my freshest student in front of a code and see how they deal with it. That is fine if you want to optimize language for "fresh students". That is not representative how brain process stuff after getting even some experience.
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llukas
7y ago
If you complained more specifically it would be possible to discuss. For what was described in article I don't see anything "foreign". Python was always about increasing code readability and those improvements are aligning we
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Tools can use LLVM infrastructure to get ast. No need to parse it yourself.
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This is actually a feature - python array slicing syntax is very similar to fortran.
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You could have this kind of behavior if you use atomic functions - but you need to explicitly opt-in actually using those and it is not limited to GPU.
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You're burning 1kg of gasoline with 46MJ/kg energy at 20% efficiency gives you 9.2MJ of work done. Do you need to replace 46MJ energy embodied in gasoline with 46MJ worth of electricity? No. Electric engine has 95% efficiency so y
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The same can be said about Linux desktop share. Should we draw the same conclusions? Except gaming is not that "niche": 1.35 billion PCs worldwide - https://www.statista.com/statistics/610271/worldwide-pe
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So how do you want to grow Linux market share if you say FU to a significant part of the potential market? Steam hardware survey is pretty clear about AMD:Nvidia GPU ratio.
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Carnot cycle limiting maximum ICE efficiency to ~40% (can be obtained if you're big electric power plant) vs 95% electric engine efficiency. For practical purposes, ICE has way lower efficiency than 40% and electrics lose some due to t
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