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by rini17 3y ago
They don't mention = they weren't concerned. Yes normally it's primarily the vertical axis but you don't want these layers slipping sideways in case of light earthquake. Or water from outside getting in not only messing
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by rini17 3y ago
It seems actually close to classical capacitors. And these are so cheap you can use them as bricks already :)
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by rini17 3y ago
Any large version of this capacitor has to consist of fine layers of material between electrodes and separators. Its structural ability will be very different from bulk cement.
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by rini17 3y ago
Anyone interested in reproducing it? I presume supercapacitor needs to alternate thin layers of electrode/the cement mix/insulator, not just pour the bulk? It then makes more sense to prefabricate bricks/panels and connect t
755.
by rini17 3y ago
It needs no alternative explanation. Napster was so successful because customers hated existing options. You imply it's wholly their fault?
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by rini17 3y ago
You just didn't provide any argument that piracy did cause the observed collapse of the music industry. You believe the business model based on selling overpriced media and feeding most of it into advertising instead of paying artists,
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by rini17 3y ago
Pressure is okay here. Is it supposed to work like pressure washer?
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by rini17 3y ago
Was curious and got one but it does not remove everything. I have to finish the job with paper anyway. The result is bit better but I expected more. Like no more toilet paper just wipe with a towel. Am I mistaken?
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by rini17 3y ago
Is this similar to Novamin ingredient in Sensodyne toothpaste? The product also contains fluoride though.
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by rini17 3y ago
The are already developing much larger plant in Utah (Hard to say how much larger as the tech journalists only use "households powered" units)
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by rini17 3y ago
Mass does not matter. Tungsten metal is heftier that the stone and it rots regardless.
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by rini17 3y ago
Or that the group is more likely to buy any new products, both these that will flop and also these that will succeed.
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by rini17 3y ago
Stone does weather too. It either needs uninterrupted dry climate (not really possible for millions of years) or being placed inside a stable geological formation (we don't usually build that way).
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by rini17 3y ago
Or aperiodic tiles. There you can have every game with different "map".
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by rini17 3y ago
Because your telecom regulator has teeth and there's competition? When German T-Com bought Slovak Telecom monopoly they continued just like that. Forced old ISDN tech on everyone for high prices (probably to clear out stockpiles) and s
766.
by rini17 3y ago
You are supposed to study datasheets before you start a car? Please. There's nothing wrong with "hands-on first" approach. And the tortured metaphors completely kill your argument...
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by rini17 3y ago
But human social needs aren't fulfilled when all the people in your vicinity are busy with their own duties, problems, thoughts and don't have much capacity left to perceive you. So there's actually no contradiction.
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by rini17 3y ago
Don't forget uninvited and thorough intrusions of personal space! /s
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by rini17 3y ago
Which raw materials? Platinum for fuel cells? But that one will continue to be issue till we can mine it from asteroids. We are technical people here no need to hesitate to name the materials or link information.
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by rini17 3y ago
Anyone knows if the shape is copyrighted? Like Penrose's or Escher's are.
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by rini17 3y ago
The link does not mention price. I searched on youtube whether someone installed it at home and talks about practical experience, all I got were promotional vids. Despite it's apparently already 2 years on market. This does not inspire
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by rini17 3y ago
The inner interpreter is already bound to civilization and losing the bond is traumatic. We will deepen the dependence by using AI. Maybe even replacing it completely. It is scary but feels inevitable, as the biological interpreter seems to
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by rini17 3y ago
So, where do I buy a home hydrogen storage system to store excess solar energy for later use? Right, I can't because hydrogen in any practical density is too dangerous or expensive. Despite decades of research. It might be made and use
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by rini17 3y ago
Again and again the US-only narrative. First modern long-range three-wire three-phase transmission was implemented by Dobrovolsky in Germany. Tesla invented and advertised his 6-wire system at first.
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by rini17 3y ago
Is it really possible to avoid encountering boost or another template heavy framework?
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by rini17 3y ago
Even writing fiction need some grip on reality. Supplying all pertinent facts is usually too tedious for users.
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by rini17 3y ago
There's instant SEPA being rolled in, if sender and receiver bank support it.
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by rini17 3y ago
There is a connection. How can any computation be done without moving information around? In absence of better measure, we can roughly estimate the computational complexity of a black box from looking on the input and output. If the brain&#
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by rini17 3y ago
We can estimate the amount of information processed. Visual is like 10mbit [1] plus other senses it might be up to 100mbit. Only doing similar sensor fusion and extracting features in realtime on computer requires more power. But there&#x27
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by rini17 3y ago
So far, we were noticeably heating the oceans up and this should stop.

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