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by oneshtein 1y ago
Multiple millions by thousands of years. Probably yes.
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by oneshtein 1y ago
We have lot of nuclear waste. Can you take it?
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by oneshtein 1y ago
Nuclear meltdown, evacuation of nearby cities.
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by oneshtein 1y ago
You forgot to include the decommissioned reactor and waste water.
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by oneshtein 1y ago
Life of hundreds of millions were/are/will be affected by Chornobyl. Nobody can calculate real death toll of Chornobyl accident because it's impossible to control radiation. Moreover, nobody wants to pay for those deaths or p
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by oneshtein 1y ago
So, for safety, turn off coal first, then turn off nuclear.
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by oneshtein 1y ago
In 2024, US was at 384 gCO₂/kWh, while Germany was at 344 gCO₂/kWh. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/carbon-intensity-electric...
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by oneshtein 1y ago
You arguments boils down to «it's OK to wipe a continent once in a while, because nuclear energy is the safest energy option per megawatt produced».
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by oneshtein 1y ago
Quote: The winters in Germany are often colder and the country's climate is generally more continental. The south of France enjoys warmer Mediterranean temperatures and milder winters.
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by oneshtein 1y ago
> CO2 in the atmosphere is also long lasting, do you have a problem with that type of storage? Yes, we have problem with CO2. The solution is to use Solar + Wind + Hydro + Batteries + long lasting storage. Nuclear causes more problems th
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by oneshtein 1y ago
Nuclear power plants require international laws and international cooperation for insurance, because one serious incident, such as Chornobyl, can wipe a continent. In Ukraine, profits from all nuclear plants will cover damages, caused by Ch
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by oneshtein 1y ago
CIA wins!
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by oneshtein 1y ago
They are giving a chance for government agencies to hack Graphene phones.
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by oneshtein 1y ago
I will happily pay YouTube for just one feature: dub all content I see into my native language.
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by oneshtein 1y ago
AFAIK, I have 2x DDR5 non-ECC memory (`dmidecode --type 17` says Samsung M425R1GB4BB0-CQKOL). Your command tells about SECDEC (single bit error correction, double bit error detection). /sys/devices/system/edac&#x2F
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by oneshtein 1y ago
This is exactly what my ad blocker does.
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by oneshtein 1y ago
My `dmesg` tells: EDAC MC0: Giving out device to module igen6_edac controller Intel_client_SoC MC#0: DEV 0000:00:00.0 (INTERRUPT) EDAC MC1: Giving out device to module igen6_edac controller Intel_client_SoC MC#1: DEV 0000:00:00.0
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by oneshtein 1y ago
2^128*52 is 6656 bits, or 30x more than 2^226, so it will work IF those bits are independent . If CSPRNG is used, such as AES128, it will use 2^128 seed, which is not enough to cover all 2^226 permutations. If PRNG sequence is reused to ge
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by oneshtein 1y ago
> Turns out that an even easier way is just to assign 128 bits of randomness 52! is roughly 2^226. You cannot address all 2^226 positions with a 2^128 address generated from 2^64 seed.
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by oneshtein 1y ago
Something like Alcubierre drive must move fast (0.1% of c at least), be very heavy and dense (to create protected environment inside), and emit lot of high energy gamma rays because a spacetime with negative energy will accelerate light a l
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by oneshtein 1y ago
Photon is a wave. It oscillates. It's proven. Math model doesn't account for this to make calculation simpler for human beings.
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by oneshtein 1y ago
Red shift allows us to roughly calculate distance and time, so we can multiple time by frequency of light to calculate number of oscillations or cycles and then calculate loss of energy per oscillation at average.
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by oneshtein 1y ago
Yep, usually FTL means FTc.
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by oneshtein 1y ago
Geminga?
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by oneshtein 1y ago
Yep, this is what he saying, but this is not what photon does. Photon must perform different amount of wave cycles to reach 1 meter or 1 trillion metters. These cycles can be counted.
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by oneshtein 1y ago
Light is a wave, so it waves something to propagate itself in space and time. Physical photon does countless cycles to leave the star and hit an eye. It's not an easy task from the prospective of a photon, which can be easyly proven wi
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by oneshtein 1y ago
So c is the speed of light in the fabric, right?
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by oneshtein 1y ago
Cherenkov radiation is a proof, that FTL is possible. We just cannot accelerate enough. However, «burps» from blackholes are proof that blackholes can do that. To achieve singularity, outer layer of blackhole core must spin at a FTL speed a
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by oneshtein 1y ago
Introduction of glowing gene is a basic genetic modification, similar to "Hello, world!" in programming. Ask a biolab or do it yourself.
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by oneshtein 1y ago
Imagine that genetic modification escapes into wild, and then everyone on the plannet affected by it. How your patent will help to avoid that?

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