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by looofooo0 10mo ago
1.6GWe gives you 3.2GWt max alongside. In more modern this is even less. Of the 100% energy produced 33-38% will end up in the electric grid.
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by looofooo0 10mo ago
I was solely talking about heat pump adoption due end user prices.
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by looofooo0 10mo ago
No, this is a lie. It is also funny because Germany was so depended on Russian Gas that nuclear fuel even if fully depend on would be laughable. Germany has its own fuel enrichment and production, and it is still running https://
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by looofooo0 10mo ago
Well in the south you might need to factor the gas cost in (vs Germany) and also the network effects of heat pump being the main form of heating in sweden.
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by looofooo0 10mo ago
Germany at its best, instead of keeping its 20GW+ nuclear power running and get district heating pipes installed to them, they engineer this solution at x times the cost. In this case a 30km pipe from Philippsburg NPP would have done the tr
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by looofooo0 10mo ago
Well Norway (Hydro), Sweden (hydro and nuclear) and Finland (Nuclear Wind Hydro) all have cheap electricity which seems to be the main driver for adoption.
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Linux GPIB Drivers Declared Stable – 53 Years After HP Introduced the Bus(phoronix.com)
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by looofooo0 10mo ago
Class 1 civilization has a lot of resources
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by looofooo0 10mo ago
Americium battery could last a lot longer.
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by looofooo0 11mo ago
I do Openwrt on my HP
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by looofooo0 11mo ago
500wh battery can deliver that for 1 hour.
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by looofooo0 11mo ago
So? Everyone used to cook over woodfire. If the benefits are good enough, like massiv time saving, it will change.
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by looofooo0 11mo ago
Not really, my old microwave has 500 Watts, this should be also enough for slow resistive cooking while being insulated.You will find 12V/24V 2.8L/5L Dc Electric Pressures Cookers with 250W-300W on AliExpress. (1l needs roughly 0.
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by looofooo0 11mo ago
alibaba.com/product-detail/Solar-DC-12V-24V-Battery-Powered_60758353185.html
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by looofooo0 11mo ago
Laptops, TVs and other electronics already run from DC. Also, there are a lot of appliances for camper vans, boat which run on 12v or 24v DC. On Alibaba you can buy a stove for a few bucks: https://www.alibaba.com/product-d
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by looofooo0 1y ago
Well Phage guard and similar products using a replacement schedule and many phages in one cocktail. But this does not mean that page guard like products would not be successfully as medicine, but as a medicine this is not possible as it is
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by looofooo0 1y ago
Phages are binding to very specific proteins, where as antibiotics disrupt more fundamental processes. Personal medicine as in individual combination of existing drugs is easier to achieve in current regulatory framework then using new drug
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by looofooo0 1y ago
Much slower, we are still using 100 year old antibiotics. Money one phage is going to make is much smaller. This is not cost effective to go through the whole process.
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by looofooo0 1y ago
They are only active against a narrow strain of bacteria unlike antibiotics.
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by looofooo0 1y ago
I don't understand your point? The only thing I said that the process of developing new medicine is ill-suited for phage treatment. This due the fact bacteria and phages are coevolving, hence any phage treatment is highly specific and
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by looofooo0 1y ago
"we found some adverse events associated with phage therapy, but serious events were extremely rare." The biggest hindrance is that the western process of developing and releasing new medicine is ill-suited for phage treatment.
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by looofooo0 1y ago
George Eliava Institute in Tbilisi is where you could get such a treatment. In the West you might be able to source it from food production related suppliers: https://phageguard.com . I guess an open wound where treatment with
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by looofooo0 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phage_therapy Basically use dirty water, finely filter it, such that only things as big as phages remain. Put that liquid in a solution of bacteria you want to treat. Filter it again, repe
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by looofooo0 1y ago
At least in SEPA you have instant payment, which is even better than any proof of the start of the transaction.
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by looofooo0 1y ago
My argument is that german electricity is way more expensive then the french. But you are right npp is overregulated and should be build in convoys to manage cost.
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by looofooo0 1y ago
Just because in Germany the bill was footed by the consumer and geopolitical dependcies (Russia) does not make its CO2 free electricity cheaper. It also still lacks behind France in CO2 emission.
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by looofooo0 1y ago
There is a special place in hell for people providing non copyable text information in the form of screenshots.
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by looofooo0 1y ago
Not true, lifetime is longer and there are no rare earth elements in battery cells themself. Rare earth are not really rare btw.
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by looofooo0 1y ago
South Korean company build a NPP in 7 years in Saudi Arabia.
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by looofooo0 1y ago
What kind assumptions is this based on?

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