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by rdsubhas 4y ago
TANSTAAFL applies to batteries. There is no viable path known to produce multi-day batteries to cover everyone on the planet. Solar & wind is great. But we're not solving the climate crisis without baseload power generation and dis
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
Remember, this is still a 2D project. The second dimension is up! Instead of XZ axes, it's XY. Your point about length is true, but about population scale might not, because it's still in 2D. There are still ways to segregate trac
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
Remember, this is still a 2D project. The second dimension is up! Instead of XZ axes, it's XY. There are still multi layer travel options available. And some previously unthinkable possibilities (e.g. moving walkways like the kind you
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
Winter. Edit: I wonder why you had to copy/paste only part part of the line. They literally address this in the next word: > ...provided the 1,500- to-1,800 acres of land needed was free and the sun shone steadily
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
A crude analogy is like this: Two cameras are pointed towards a wall. Camera #1 is good, but it is blocked by the wall. Camera #2 has a special trick, it does some magic that can look behind the wall. Now both have resolutions and stuff. Bu
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
Hello, this is your car insurance provider here. We noticed that you are driving a hacked car on the road. Your insurance is hereby cancelled. Thank you for paying your premiums so far.
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
Oh yes. Delete everything and build a new city from scratch.Easily solved. /s
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
> "Thanks EU for making everything worse ..." > "Gas likely is better than ..." Everything got worse, but likely better? You seem to be contradicting yourself.
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
As a person living in Berlin and helping someone through it recently here. This is plain armchair analysis. Have you ever actually gone through this in Germany??? It's COVERED in public health insurance. Get the letter (from public hea
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
Parent is saying the proportion is very high. It's not the exact number that matters. Even if one dependency your project uses needs nightly, then your entire project has to use nightly.
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
I passed the edit window. I missed what you said about your close family and relatives. So maybe I understood wrong, you're worried about your future. This is also true. Yes, in places with lower social equality – higher pay does not l
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
Hey there. I know exactly what you mean and why you are going through this. This is the fate of very talented AND moral/just/fair people – who work in a social environment where there is no social equality. For reference: I work
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
Or rather, it ensures they avoid a one-off under-correction. One big rate hike will be forgotten quickly and worked around. Inflation is a beast that needs long-term trends, not one-off actions.
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
Privacy wins aside, can anyone please help educate if third party single sign ons will still continue to work?
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
Higher speed at the same power usage translates to better battery life.
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
Fyi to anyone who reads your comment > because you can’t get your childhood back It seems to imply that the rest of childhood is lost because of git. You may want to correct or clarify your comment. Btw, childhood is a lot about throwawa
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
You are jumping to a conclusion that — just because the parent taught something about "git", they didn't get to do anything else. Where did you get that idea from? Nowhere did the parent say that this is the only thing their
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
No. That's not what the parent comment is saying. They're saying that digitising the health records of the deceased is much more invasive.
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
The title is misleading. It's 40x faster only on the second run not because of any hotpath code code speedup, but because it has an option to use a cache to remember state of previous files. The full check durations are on the same b
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by rdsubhas 4y ago
> price will tank making a subsequent buy/takeover even more easier?
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
This is why we inject `preStop: ["/bin/sleep", "30"]` in every kubernetes PodSpec via an admission controller. Kubernetes service/ingress are designed to be event-driven and eventually consistent. For exam
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
Although you mean well, this sounds a lot like "why does<X poor country> launch satellites or do science when their population is starving". Doing one doesn't contradict the other. Can't afford to just keep narrowi
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
This looks quite big for battery life. Any idea how much this would improve battery life (assuming a mobile device is continuously playing video?)
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
You may have misjudged the comment thread. You should realize I'm excited about this plant serving 14% of Finland energy: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30653980 I think you should read the thread and context of
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
~15 years before, we had Business Analysts (BAs), who were canonically in charge of what we were building. They will own and be accountable for what's being built. They verify and sign-off whether what was built meets expectations. Par
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
I'm not sure what identity or propaganda or bias I'm part of, so I humbly accept there may be things I don't know I don't know. But maybe if remotely applicable, an optimistic view can be: that some of those geeks, some
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
We have completely screwed up market price discovery for energy with big govt involvement and subsidies. The numbers I see everywhere are cherry picked to present a winner and loser. e.g. Depending on whose point of view you read, solar&#x2
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
What I find incredible is: Once this fully ramps up, this one power plant is expected to satisfy 14% of the entire country's electricity needs. 7 of these could power an entire country, 24/7.
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
Yes indeed, I can relate to. But just out of curiosity, if we get used to a 4 day week, will Thursday become the new Friday? (genuine question plz, I have no clue either way)
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
This post has nothing to do with "Firefox the browser".

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