mono442

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by mono442 3mo ago
slop
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by mono442 3mo ago
The problem with disabling the memory overcommit is that then the RAM is wasted. That can be worked around with setting up swap but then the disk space is wasted.
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by mono442 4mo ago
why are they burning gas when supposedly renewables are the cheapest option?
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by mono442 4mo ago
since this is tree walking interpretator, won't it be quite slow?
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by mono442 4mo ago
> You're confusing money supply and price levels. They're closely related. > And since most money is privately created, controlling how much money is and isn't created "out of thin air" is actually quite chall
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by mono442 4mo ago
Every investment is somewhat of a ponzi scheme. With stocks or real estate you also rely on the fact that the economy will function in the future and future generations will buy them back from you.
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by mono442 4mo ago
> Powell cured the resulting inflation without causing a recession. He did that without adding anything to our national debt. That doesn't actually seem like a huge achievement. Inflation is the rate of change so if you stop creatin
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by mono442 5mo ago
The car I drove from 2025 didn't have it.
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by mono442 5mo ago
It doesn't work on macbook neo.
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by mono442 5mo ago
Modern cars are horrible. I recently discovered that all new cars sold in the EU constantly beep at you for supposedly speeding, even though the system doesn’t work well, and it has to be turned off every time you start the car.
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by mono442 5mo ago
Studying at MIT in the AI age is a complete waste of time and money. I'm surprised it's only 20%.
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by mono442 5mo ago
The reality is that expensive electricity in the EU is by design. The EU ETS imposes heavy taxes on fossil fuels (and they are set to increase even more), which in turn causes the price of electricity to rise. Fully renewable electricity ge
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by mono442 5mo ago
there's a third party repo called rpmfusion for that
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by mono442 5mo ago
It's usually so much more expensive than an air source heat pump that makes it completely not worth it.
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by mono442 6mo ago
a cap-and-trade system is just a tax but more complicated and less predictable
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by mono442 6mo ago
I think it's impossible to calculate at this stage since there're no fusion power plants which actually produce net power.
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by mono442 6mo ago
China is building a lot of coal power plants
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by mono442 6mo ago
tokyo is cheaper than most cities relatively to the average income but you have to consider the fact that many apartments are like 20 - 30 m^2
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by mono442 6mo ago
I doubt recommendations will change anything unless it's an actual law that forces companies to offer remote work.
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by mono442 6mo ago
Can batteries store enough energy for dunkelflaute in winter? I don't think it's possible with the current technology.
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by mono442 6mo ago
I see an increasing number of chinese cars where I live in Europe. Though almost none of them are fully electric ones (BEVs here have different licence plates), they're plug-in hybrids at best.
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by mono442 6mo ago
Then why the EU is hell bent on the ETS since it's clearly not working the best?
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by mono442 6mo ago
I don't support it because it doesn't work (at least for me, I guess there's some middleman in the grand scheme of things who is profiting off of this). E.g. Texas has a high share of renewables too without carbon taxes and w
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by mono442 6mo ago
Electricity generation from natural gas is intentionally made more expensive by the EU ETS. It could be cheaper if politicians wanted it to be. Tbh coal definitely should be restarted and used more, there's more reliable supply for coa
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by mono442 6mo ago
Air to water heat pumps (which usually are used in Germany) should be quite cheap nowadays. Maybe they tried overcharging you or a significant rework was required?
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by mono442 6mo ago
tbh I've heard the same about the nuclear fusion for many years now
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by mono442 6mo ago
a hard fork could burn bitcoins which are vulnerable
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by mono442 6mo ago
The main problem with IPv6 is that it is different from IPv4. There's SLAAC, there's no ARP and there're also some other differences. In the end, it's simpler to just not bother.
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by mono442 6mo ago
Studio apartments seem like a better option. Also, from a property manager’s perspective, you generally want to minimize shared spaces because they’re a pain and annoying to deal with.
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by mono442 6mo ago
Isn't it also the fact the almost no one wants to live like that? The expectations has changed and there's probably little demand for such type of housing.

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