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by nabla9 2y ago
You equating completely different things. Executive order is how president works. The German ambassador talks about using government power to go against your domestic political enemies. Or using using lawsuits, threatening criminal prosecut
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German ambassador warns of Trump plan to redefine constitutional order(reuters.com)
4 points by nabla9 2y ago|2 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
Electricity prices for non-household consumers https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php... > The EU average price in the first half of 2024 was €0.1867 per KWh
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U.S. Forces and NASA Could Inadvertently Be Spying for China(newsweek.com)
6 points by nabla9 2y ago|0 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
The article I'm quoting gives a range. Larger for small storage, and longer term. Smaller for others.
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by nabla9 2y ago
That's the levelized cost over the lifetime. Hydrogen storage is expensive to both build and maintain. The issues include hydrogen embrittlement, constant leakage and safety issues. Containers don't last. H2 is the smallest molecu
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by nabla9 2y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't see this being viable even if you reach your target efficiency. The problem with hydrogen is the storage cost. Improving wire to to wire efficiency can help only so much. Have you calculated th
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A Wider War Has Started in Europe(theatlantic.com)
3 points by nabla9 2y ago|0 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
It seems completely reasonable and sane. Jan 19. is Sunday. Trump becomes president Jan 20. Biden understands that it's Trump's problem now. Filing stuff in the morning just to complicate any decisions Trump may take is just sill
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by nabla9 2y ago
No it's not. It's a design archive. It includes design concepts, some involving prototypes, but only in relation to design. Industrial design and engineering R&D are different things.
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Elon Musk crackdown on researchers who revealed he isn't Adrian Dittmann(dailydot.com)
18 points by nabla9 2y ago|2 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
That's not it. Those had roll wheels or something and no touch screens. I have seen picture of the prototype somewhere. It was square blue prototype with big screen with shape like iPhone. It might not be in the design archive at all
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by nabla9 2y ago
Everything nowadays comes packaged with excessive emote track. People in the internet don't enjoy rocket launch with roaring sounds unless there is laugh track over it that validates that the launch is awesome and simulates social conn
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by nabla9 2y ago
Can anyone find the Nokia touch screen prototype that came 7 years before iPhone around 2000 but was rejected by management.
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by nabla9 2y ago
Here: https://repo.aalto.fi/index.php?name=SO_d5d11763-74a5-40a7-a... This page is just front end to Aalto repository.
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by nabla9 2y ago
BSD+"additional clause" is not BSD. Just like 3+1 is not 3.
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by nabla9 2y ago
License is not a real issue. It must be just distributed in separate module. No big hurdle.
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by nabla9 2y ago
UBI is not relaxation and leisure. But, yes and for good reasons. UBI is easier to implement after you have fee healthcare and free education not paid from UBI. In Finland we have free healthcare, education and guaranteed minimum income, mi
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by nabla9 2y ago
That's only thing you need if you write rarely. Ballpoint pens are ergonomically really bad if you write a lot. The reason many people still use fountain pen is that you just move pen on the paper, no pressure needed. New gel pens get
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Most US spy agencies doubt Havana Syndrome caused by foreign foe(reuters.com)
3 points by nabla9 2y ago|0 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
TSMC's big Gigafabs are 100,000 per month and none of them are going to be build outside Taiwan. Arizona fab is 20,000 wafers per month Megafab where the capacity might be doubled eventually. It seems to me that these Megafabs in US, G
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by nabla9 2y ago
Exactly. Nokia had a functional touchscreen phone 7 years before the iPhone in their R&D lab. Nokia and many others had tablets over 10 years beforehand. It was Steve jobs that pushed it trough into a product.
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Progress in Deep Learning: SGD Learns Parities Near the Computational Limit(arxiv.org)
2 points by nabla9 2y ago|0 comments
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How the NSA betrayed the trust – time to act – Mikko Hypponen (2013) [video](youtube.com)
3 points by nabla9 2y ago|1 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
OS/2 was better, but so was NeXTSTEP, AmigaOS 2.0, and BeOS, BSD386, IRIX, and so on. Windows could have competed with merit only with GEOS and might have lost. Windows 3.0 ... 3.11 was objectively the worst UI and or OS at the time.
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by nabla9 2y ago
I was there six months in Dubai consulting for Al-Futtaim and quickly realized that female athletes are now doing way more than stripping and taking pictures. The high level escort services use business jets to move good looking people into
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by nabla9 2y ago
Marxian economist Richard Wolff starts with erroneously claiming that China and Japan are the biggest lenders to the US government. Only 22% of US government debt is owned by foreign countries. Most of the debt is domestic. Japan $1.1T
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by nabla9 2y ago
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2211.15963
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Simulation and assimilation of the digital human brain(nature.com)
3 points by nabla9 2y ago|1 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
Trump's old friend and ally Dana White joins Meta board. Meta to losen content moderation and drops fact checking. 'People doing their own research' will rejoice.

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