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7mo ago
Probably just didn't really buy the house. Many houses are part of an association (BRF). When you buy one, you practically only buy the right to live in the house plus a share of the entire association. The fee that she paid was toward
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7mo ago
Would be cool if it could also de-knit to modify clothing or reuse later. I.e if there is a hole: automatically deknit, splice in a replacement and fix it. Or if your belly growth: deknit and make that section slightly wider. And can you us
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7mo ago
I never understand those calculations. You can buy houses in Berlin from around 350k. Maybe not in that area you are looking but still. With something like 600 to 800 sqm ground, house around 100 sqm, quiet neighborhood, 10 min walking to S
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7mo ago
Ideally, you have 300% renewable energy available and then modulate actual production based on demand.
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7mo ago
That does not seem to be a long term problem. Wind and solar can be down regulated with ease (and within fractions of a second), a negative prices only happen because producers got a flat-fee per kWh which is pretty much phase-out now. The
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7mo ago
I do not think that is really the case. What actually happens is that smaller phones are often worse, i.e less battery life, worse processor, worse camera. Because there is less space in the device (and manufacturers think that people will
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7mo ago
EU regulation on that should come into force in Feb 2027.
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8mo ago
I have no idea how one would crash an ETF but I do wonder if someone could manipulate an index. I.e by somehow suggesting a larger fraction of free floating stock so that the index weights the stock higher than its actual share. That should
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8mo ago
> Who is gonna chip in tens of billions of dollars to fund "that, but European, and 15 years from now"? Dieter Schwarz might. At least he has the money and is trying 'something' with stackit. But he probably won'
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9mo ago
The baltic has tons of wrecks. Because of its brackishness, both marine and fresh water wood decomposing organism dont survive there and thus old ships got preserved really really well. Some are in really shallow (walkable) water, especiall
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9mo ago
Late reply: because noone else flys to Stansted directly at that time. And via Heathrow is another 2h extra.
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9mo ago
While that may be true, there are exceptions. And hence I think parents comment is more inclusive to say: some people (that are overwhelmingly male) need activities to bond, while others (majority female) do not need that. (May not be the b
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10mo ago
I actually wonder how much traffic they lose this way. My employer doesn't allow me to book with them because the agent doesn't list them. Even though I want to go to Cambridge, quite annoying.
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10mo ago
> And clicking "I don't need insurance" is easy. If you take your time and read carefully. Because sometimes the colored choice is free, and sometimes it is the non-colored one. 100% dark pattern. As is disabling "pas
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10mo ago
I see those in Sweden as well. But I also know that people are stupid. And I rather have a stupid person on a stupid bike than a stupid person in an SUV. Especially since in an accident, they will lose in any case because most are likely no
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11mo ago
Did anyone argue that you are not allowed to teach your kids your own values? It seems to me, the question is more: do you want to raise your kids without ever exposing them to values that are not your own? Opinion Bubbles have been increas
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11mo ago
I have had more teachers actively advocating voting for right wing parties than left wing parties. And once had someone in biology class tell me that he thinks that evolution and creation by god are equal and we should try to merge those th
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11mo ago
The Berlin one also had some promising news today: https://www.adlershof.de/en/news/successful-tests-on-undergr... We have to see if and when any of them goes into production, but the technology seems very interes
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11mo ago
Fun fact: Swedish 'sönder' (with umlaut) means 'broken'
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11mo ago
He probably made up his own 'evidence', like white boys performing better than black boys when ignoring socioeconomic background. Today, I, as a geneticist, am not aware of any links between race (in the american sense) and intell
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11mo ago
Unless the grow multiple species, it's pacific white shrimp [1] which seems to be a salt water species. Also the pictures do not look like Marcobrachium [1] https://www.gourmets.net/salon-gourmets/2025/exhibit
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1y ago
Have you ever seen one? Because the ones I have seen IRL doing deliveries where especially lost in open spaces. They do not make sense how they are moving and its not that obvious where its going. Like a goose on the side-walk: you need to
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1y ago
So more like necrosis, not apoptosis. Maybe non-biologists are not aware, but apoptosis is not just cell death.
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1y ago
Idk, maybe 3mm wire of 15cm grid size vs. 6mm wire in a <=5cm grid. But I have never seen a big deer farm, that is probably also not so nice to have right next door. But what do I know, here in Scandinavia, you have the right to roam pre
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1y ago
The only problem that I kind of understand are the huge fences surrounding the farms. Because copper thefts are a big problem for them, it is quite common to have 3m high fences all around, which is obviously more gated community like than
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1y ago
That's also what I do not get. The companies are unprofitable because of competition, not because what they do cannot be profitable.
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1y ago
Than why don't they raise prices? If AI developers were only worth 200k a year, nobody would pay X times those salaries and development would be cheaper. Similar, if none of the AI coding companies had free offerings, they would have l
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1y ago
> SpaceX could start lobbing things in his direction within maybe 30 days? If Earth and Mars are on opposite ends of the sun, nobody is going anywhere within 30 days. I do not see how anything will change from the one transfer window per
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1y ago
I think I see what you do not understand. Your freshwater is at surface pressure, not at depth pressure. You cannot just displace the salt water from your container, you need pressure to displace the saltwater and put the freshwater out of
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1y ago
Then you could also do it at the surface. But they do it a depth because they want a pressure difference on the two sides of the osmosis membrane. You somehow need to generate that pressure difference and the energy you need for that is min
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