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by ragebol 3y ago
The way I understand this matter: TSMC runs a process in which ASML is a tool, an important one, that needs to run TSMC's process reliably. Both the process and tool needs to innovate to enable each other to get the most out of both.
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by ragebol 3y ago
Even as a layman in these things, I know that a nuclear reactor is far, far from a nuclear bomb and isn't easily made one. You can't 'configure' a reactor to become a bomb. A better way would just be shielding, make sure
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by ragebol 3y ago
Seed investment round I suppose
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by ragebol 3y ago
The full quote surrounding that from my comment: > At this point, Dijkstra had become the opposite of busy. He spent almost all of his time thinking and recording his ideas. He only came to campus on Tuesdays. And yet, as Dijkstra’s coll
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by ragebol 3y ago
Agreed, I'm definitely in the same circle. A smart TV means it can run apps basically. There is really nothing smart about that... It would be smart if it would mute itself during commercials, for example. All these 'Smart'
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by ragebol 3y ago
> He spent almost all of his time thinking and recording his ideas. He only came to campus on Tuesdays. If your job is research, why call that a one-day workweek?
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by ragebol 3y ago
That sounds expensive and slow. And sensible. So I'm guessing the Boring Company does things differently, but I have no basis for that. Those tunnel boring machines that dig and put the concrete etc up are super cool though
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by ragebol 3y ago
Good point. I know next to nothing about making tunnels, but I wonder how hard it is to increase the tunnel diameter after it's originally dug out.
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by ragebol 3y ago
Once the tunnels are there and after the company running them goes bankrupt, someone sensible can buy those tunnels for cheap and do something sensible with them. Like have an actual mass transit system.
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by ragebol 3y ago
I'm thinking of a new game: write the shortest Overpass Turbo query that yields, say, 1 result for eg. your country.
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by ragebol 3y ago
If they do break the sound barrier, that's also when the efficiency drops iirc. So I guess they'll switch it to a heavier load or RPM, or apply the brakes? Not sure how that works for a wind turbine
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by ragebol 3y ago
What's the velocity and mass of a single rain drop? And how many fall in a square meter in an average year? Can't do this homework at the moment...
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by ragebol 3y ago
Is there any system that does? Especially if a large portion of the population is too old to work and provide for themselves.
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by ragebol 3y ago
For that investment to work, they need to bring in some revenue as well. The ISS is scheduled to retire by 2030. Let's assume this capsule goes operational in 2025 and flies twice a year, that's 10 flights to recoup well, well ove
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by ragebol 3y ago
Not a 100% AFAIK, there's some sentiment analysis on news as well and I suppose every other piece of machine-interpretable piece of information one can get their hands on. Along with human guidance still.
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by ragebol 3y ago
If it's true, it'll also SPARC joy. And ITER etc
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by ragebol 3y ago
Yep, couldn't be easier. It's been running on my box since I left my comment. No bugs observed yet, maybe they are hiding too well
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by ragebol 3y ago
Wanted to install xroach on my Ubuntu box, but no apt package is available. There is xroachng though [0], created by: Willem_ vermin :-) [0] https://sourceforge.net/projects/xroachng/
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by ragebol 3y ago
Yeah, what's up with that? Do I have to pay them a beer now or something now that I found the marker word hidden in their paper they thought no one would read?
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by ragebol 3y ago
My still have a OnePlus 5T from 2017 that till works like a charm, but I would mind if it finally breaks a bit less now. It looks cool and comes with mostly stock Android right? No need to get rid of any bloatware that you get on the averag
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by ragebol 3y ago
No problem here, you have your settings correct? EDIT: The page I get is in English, but the URL auto-redirects to https://nl.nothing.tech/pages/phone-2 . Sets the right currency and prices I guess. But please let me se
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by ragebol 3y ago
What about: - Dusty Robotics? They make a robot that prints wall, piping etc layouts on floors. - Canvas, who make a robot for drywalling I'm pretty sure there have to be more, but probably not many doing construction themselves since
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by ragebol 3y ago
Functiontrace is awesome. It's easier to use than most other Python profilers in my experience, with a great viewer through Firefox too.
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by ragebol 3y ago
The price is determined by the most expensive generator. Without renewables, prices would have been even higher
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by ragebol 3y ago
Then still, you'd need 5 to 8 years of very negative prices. These prices are a nice little bonus for some ppl but not something sustainable. It's a signal from the market something has to change: be more flexible, in demand or s
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by ragebol 3y ago
The thing is: batteries, when used for buying low and selling high only in a turbulent market, have a dampening effect on exactly that. So, if deployed en-masse, they kill their own business case. With the 'side effect' of a much
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by ragebol 3y ago
Ppl make money (an insignificant bit) by charging their car. Like €15, while the car cost is easily €3-40k
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by ragebol 3y ago
We'll I'll be damned, Dutch Twitter lied to me
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by ragebol 3y ago
Was thinking about this too. Or mining Bitcoin and using that wate heat etc. There's heat pump boilers apparently with some additional loops for external heating (meant for solar water heaters) that could be used for this.
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by ragebol 3y ago
Psssh, that's nothing. I've got €-0.43/kWh here in the Netherlands for 3 hours today, including tax. Energy prices are negative from 11 to 17 today. And it's not all that sunny. A Sunday of course so lower demand. I&#x2

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