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by reliablereason 2y ago
Just cause it is a sailing vessel does not mean it does not have an engine. It probably uses a couple of 100 liters of disel to get in and out of port, driving generators and heating the boat. On top of that the sails will degrade with time
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by reliablereason 2y ago
Its not actually more eco friendly than placing the cargo on a container ship. The fuel cost for moving one container over the Atlantic on a big container ship is about 30$. A container takes 30 tons. So 12 containers could move that cargo
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by reliablereason 3y ago
That was apparently a track that was not his own, he was only a partial co author of that track.
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by reliablereason 3y ago
Safari already does that. Quite a useful feature.
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by reliablereason 3y ago
No, with the top reason as to why not being that Maersk did not construct the ship. Saying that Maersk is at blame is like blaming the airline instead of Boeing.. if you want to make that parallel.
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by reliablereason 3y ago
On the bridge of the ship one would imagine.
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by reliablereason 3y ago
Cause it has huge medical implications?
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by reliablereason 3y ago
A projection that is better at showing the comparative difference in length between going through the Suez canal vs going around. The mercator makes Africa look comparatively small on the y-axis which is a problem if you are trying to visua
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by reliablereason 3y ago
That is a terrible use of the Mercator projection. The extra distance around Africa looks comparatively small on the Mercator projection.
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by reliablereason 3y ago
It will be successful, but Apple won't sell as many units as Meta did with the "quest 2 or 3". It will be successful in the price range where it is located. My guess is that it will even beat the sales quantities of the quest
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by reliablereason 3y ago
> handy when parallel parking. If you love switching tires.
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by reliablereason 3y ago
If you need row level security for some tables you can also solve that with views that are made with the appropriate rows. QoS could be a problem, indeed. If QoS it is an issue in the case one is working on, exposing your data as SQL might
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by reliablereason 3y ago
Sanitize... Just create a sql user with the correct access rights. Don't reinvent the wheel.
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by reliablereason 3y ago
I would say that 3-4 beers several times a week is allot of alcohol. It is an amount where I would definitely start to think that ones life would be degraded in certain ways by the amount of alcohol consumed. Where I live the recommendation
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by reliablereason 3y ago
Heart placement is also a factor.
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by reliablereason 3y ago
A note on why people tend to sleep on the right. People likely sleep on the side that causes least muscular tension in their body. People tend to have a pelvis that is turned slightly to the left (something referred to as the "left aic
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by reliablereason 3y ago
> Probably the last place I'd expect that memory-hungry and CPU-inefficient UI to appear. In a prototype with batteries large enough to heat and power a house for weeks? The power consumption of the navigation electronics is probab
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by reliablereason 3y ago
You are making straw-man arguments, where you assume that your interpretation of my text is what I meant. I could have been more detailed in my comment, but that was not where my mind where when I wrote my comment. And in my defense the onl
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by reliablereason 3y ago
In this case you "observed" the anthill by writing about and describing it. Things emerge in to something. In this case it emerged in to models of the world that exist in mine and your mind. The pattern that was the anthill exists
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by reliablereason 3y ago
Yeah, seams like you and I agree. Even if I would not say that "A chair doesn't really exist". But it seams like that was more like a rhetorical argument from you given your last paragraph.
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by reliablereason 3y ago
Emergence is simply repeating patterns observed in aggregates. There is nothing that "emerges" in the physical universe, instead things emerge in an observer's model of the world.
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by reliablereason 3y ago
It would require about 14 MWh to lift a single ship to the upper level Calculating the approximate wattage to lift all that water 26m: 9.8 w/s * 200000000 Liters * 26 m /60/60/1000/1000 200 000 000 liters was report
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by reliablereason 3y ago
I think 2222222222 is more special Sat Jun 02 2040 03:57:02 GMT+0000 I might even get to experience 3333333333 if I am lucky. What a day, what a day, yes indeed!
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by reliablereason 3y ago
Yeah I was thinking on similar lines when it comes to food tracking. I did a study last year on how food consumption correlates with certain psychological features, but the lack of good data made the study very hard to do. Self reported dat
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by reliablereason 3y ago
The chance of a small glitch or anything that did not happen in the past is as likely as a ghost dinosaur coming up to you and scamming you out of all your money. Looking at the past through a probabilistic lens is irrational, unless you ar
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by reliablereason 3y ago
The leaves attach in such a way that they also get more sunlight when the plant is tilted towards the sun. You can see it in the video.
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by reliablereason 3y ago
They take up a smaller size of the chip. Which could be seen as an indication that those cores have less caching and less parts for prefetching and stuff like that. The efficiency core would do less things per cycle but also use less power
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by reliablereason 3y ago
The uncertainty principle is about unavoidable measurement "errors" (measurements that can’t be done). If you are going to measure the time (or anything) you will always get finite values. Finite values are not irrational. Either
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by reliablereason 3y ago
Which way was your comment suposed to be interpreted? Was it just a "out of context comment" on something that poped up in your mind as you read the text?
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by reliablereason 3y ago
"If the physical property that time meassuring devices meassure is continuous, it must also contain irrational numbers?" Is that what you are refering to? Mabye... To me it seams like nothing is truly continuous i nature. But maby

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