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by mmaurizi 7y ago
Isn't the solution to put smart meters that can track usage on a common meter and bill the condo owners for their share of the electrical bill?
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by mmaurizi 7y ago
Student loan debt is still not removable through bankruptcy, even if you transfer it to some other form of credit. Also, transferring loans around with the intent to declare bankruptcy is fraud, and while you may skate on that initially y
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by mmaurizi 7y ago
Passing around pointers to objects on the stack. In another language you'd risk having a pointer to invalid memory when the function returns if the pointer escapes the function, and so it is advised to use pointers to objects on the st
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by mmaurizi 7y ago
They had a thing going for a while in Philly where UberX (the normal-car service, as opposed to the limo-type service) was disallowed by the city, but Uber promised to pay any fines if drivers were caught and tried to prevent cops from usin
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by mmaurizi 7y ago
You don't bury the trees underground to store their carbon. You bury them in buildings. As lumber. Replace concrete (which produces CO2) in new buildings with wood (which sequesters it) and you've tackled quite a bit of carbon emi
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by mmaurizi 7y ago
No, that's the charging time! It will only work for 90 minutes.
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by mmaurizi 7y ago
I would assume the intention is to clear them once they mature - you get the most carbon sequestration if you cut the trees down once they mature and use them to build things and then replant. Obviously burning is counterproductive, but o
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by mmaurizi 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_capture_and_storage#Ind...
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by mmaurizi 7y ago
This isn't a separate containment structure surrounding the reactor, but part of the reactor itself. From your own link, page 42, section 5.8 Containment systems: > Thus, there seems to be a barrier less in AGR compared with LWR r
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by mmaurizi 8y ago
Even better for future dates than storing the timezone is storing the geographic point the appointment is at and determining the timezone when necessary - as timezone boundaries can change.
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by mmaurizi 8y ago
It's coming out this year https://www.harley-davidson.com/us/en/motorcycles/future-veh...
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by mmaurizi 8y ago
Something mentioned in the article - the social security administration is required by law to double-check half of all approvals, but not denials. So the incentive is definitely to deny as quickly as possible - if you approve everyone you&#
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by mmaurizi 8y ago
Are you sure about that? https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.1/sql-cluster.html
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by mmaurizi 8y ago
The law states "up to 10,000,000 EUR" which is the opposite of minimum I'd say.
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by mmaurizi 9y ago
What if the site used your GPU to mine 5 cents worth of cryptocurrency while you read the article?
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by mmaurizi 9y ago
Yes. And we were waiting on an attack that used speculative CPU execution / branch prediction since 2006.
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by mmaurizi 9y ago
The public return comes in the form of the company that receives the grant paying federal income taxes on their profits. Commercial profitability is usually a desired goal for these business grants, because the government wants their mone