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by patall 4y ago
What's a good bank in Sweden, if I may ask? My personal experience is several hours (literally) wasted with Nordea, each time ending with something trivial not working (as someone new in Sweden, i.e only setting up bankID). So far, my
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by patall 4y ago
If you ignore linear/non-comparison algorithms like radix or bucketsort. Those are much harder to optimize to your particular problem but should result in significantly lower run times when properly adapted.
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by patall 5y ago
That really depends on what people 'think' is a lot. About 7 million Germans died in WWII (civilian + military), clearly a lot, but still 'only' 10% of the population. The Ukraine military has reporter their own casualti
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by patall 5y ago
From what has been said about other such projects in europe, you do not take much salt or water out of the system. Instead, you pump the same amount of material down again in a closed circle, also reducing the amount of energy you have to s
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by patall 5y ago
I am actually more wondering why we do not see battery trailers. Imagine a two wheel, 500 lbs trailer that you pull for the next 30 miles between two 1 minute stops on the highway that recharges your cars battery within those 30 miles. I kn
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by patall 5y ago
But for those applications, you would probably prefer giant pouched rats that are much cheaper to train and keep.
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by patall 5y ago
In most non-western countries, yes. Not so in the UK: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fatal_dog_attacks_in_t... A lot of those happened after an epileptic seizure. Which are not quite rare in doctors offices.
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by patall 5y ago
What is so misleading about that number? That's 8 times 9/11, every year! Your comment is whataboutism.
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by patall 5y ago
You probably wouldn't detect it since there are so many effects at play here. For example, the parents of those born after WW2 in western countries are on average much younger than before (especially men) or after. Parental age has a s
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by patall 5y ago
Actually, you are right. You should be allowed to change the software. You should still not be allowed to drive faster than 90 kph. And have to proof in case of question that you did not go faster than allowed. But the software should be fr
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by patall 5y ago
Isn't it that those people that can easily afford the payment and thus buy it are those that are most attractive for any advertiser (for that very reason). At least that's what I heard, before Youtube Red became a thing which kind
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by patall 5y ago
IANAD. I would point out the amount of CO2 that you breath out is far lower than any O2 concentration. Hence, O2 content in your exhale is not much affected. Being in a well ventilated space may have a larger effect. I know people (with ALS
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by patall 5y ago
But we do not need to go to 100℅ renewable right away. 80% would be great already. Yet Europe in total is at less than 50%, and there we are only considering power. We'd be so much more flexible both in regards to Putin and climate cha
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by patall 5y ago
But you (and I) could have a seasonal thermal energy storage, cooling the solar array in summer and removing the need of external heating in winter. Doesn't work for power, but does for heat.
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by patall 5y ago
323 is just questioning why Germany doesn't reverse a seemingly obvious miscalculation. No need to assume a troll from that. And 10 billion euros are 125 € per German inhabitant, the pre-war price hike has caused multiple times that mu
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by patall 5y ago
Afaik, all European nations burn some of their garbage. Here is a list of German incinerators: https://www.umweltbundesamt.de/sites/default/files/medien/37... . I think, the heat is barely used for warmin
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by patall 5y ago
Well, we are also doomed if we only consider a single alternative and present it as the only possible solution. But that is happening in this very thread. So yeah, we are probably doomed :)
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by patall 5y ago
Do you have a spare nuclear power plant? Because Germany does not. The three still running have been run down over the last 10 years (as shut down was plannend long term), those will not be run any longer. If you want to kill two bird with
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by patall 5y ago
It is very simple. The shut down of those nuclear power plants has been planned to the day for about 10 years. That includes maintanance, how much fuel is needed, which people are going to keep their job, how many new people are hired and t
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by patall 5y ago
About 10%. https://energy-charts.info/charts/energy_pie/chart.htm?l=en&...
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by patall 5y ago
??? Your link says that oil is (in 2017) the primary source of energy. Followed by gas. Then coal. Edit: When I ignoring wood.
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by patall 5y ago
https://energy-charts.info/charts/energy/chart.htm?l=en&c=DE... Would it look better with more nuclear? Quite possible. Does the black bar (as an example) decrease with increase in solar and wind? Yes, very mu
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by patall 5y ago
I am actually surprised that the article doesn't provide more examples. The article argues that the fossil fuel industry is paying the antinuclear movement and the single, one example given is a onetime payment in the 70s to start a ne
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by patall 5y ago
> I'm just outside London > ... I'd bet that's true pretty much everywhere in Europe. I think those two statements are very far apart.
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by patall 5y ago
Yes and no. While some cells may be impossible to rejuvenate otherwise, there are few reasons why we cannot just exchange many organs for dish grown ones, i.e artificially grown kidneys. For others like blood stem cells, we many extinguish
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by patall 5y ago
Bioinformatics is a huge field and a lot of software developers are working there. It's science with multi-year career paths, so you cannot just start working on everything without learning the basics first. But with a bit of training,
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by patall 5y ago
Both your arguments share one feature: rapid iterations. It's much easier to iterate over various cancer factors/treatments/conditions when the duration of a single mouse experiment is in the range of maybe 6 months. But when
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by patall 5y ago
Afaik, one problem is that the health agencies can only do so much. Most antibiotics and antibiotics misuse happens in agriculture where a totally different agency is responsible. Yes, they should foster more research into new drugs, but th
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by patall 5y ago
Interesting. Could the green color be caused by the stems? My mom makes syrup from the flowers but that's only slightly yellowish.
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by patall 5y ago
A reciept that becomes quite close to what I do is this: https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/75737/elderberry-soup/ , though I cook the apples in the same pot (without peeling). Some people add dumplings like he

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