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by seren 4y ago
EDF was a net electricity exporter, until 2022, but this year France is already importing quite a lot of electricity currently, due to most nuclear reactors being still in maintenance. They are supposed to be restarted before winter but I w
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by seren 4y ago
I think the automotive temperature range goes up to 150°C in the motor, and 85°C in passenger compartment. So it is already possible. However the bigger the temperature range, the bigger the chip price likely. So likely why consumer electro
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by seren 4y ago
It is hard to get any new project online in three months, but surely Europe will be really really serious about energy saving this winter, it might be a good idea to buy a few more pullovers..
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by seren 4y ago
It is important to understand how many MegaBytes/s are sent through 100 Megabits/s ethernet link for example. (or whatever communication link)
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by seren 4y ago
It is really good, a whole run is between 1h - 2h so can be played while commuting for example. The only downside I can find is that you can't really rest/recharge like in some more traditional roguelikes, you always have to go fo
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by seren 4y ago
Carmat has been working on it for a few decades. I believe they have not been approved yet by the FDA but are in the clinical trials phase. https://www.carmatsa.com/en/
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by seren 4y ago
From my understanding, some people at least might have bought a car, with the future hope to have a full self driving system. I am not sure everyone will accept "finally it doesn't work" as an answer.
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by seren 4y ago
At the same time, if they are really far away, we might not be able to communicate meaningfully with them. So likely after a first phase of hype, it might dwindle down.
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by seren 4y ago
I just checked on nethack.alt.org high score in the last 60 days https://alt.org/nethack/top60d.html 5000 points is still a relatively low score, it corresponds to reach Dungeon level between 5 and 7, which is quite ea
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by seren 4y ago
I am not really involved with these tests: I believe they are not the same people every time, because doctors tend to be quite busy, and don't have much free time available. They are coming at least from different continents, but obvio
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by seren 4y ago
As far as I am aware, for every significant UI change we do at the medical device company I am working for, we bring a panel of final users (doctors and techs) to our facility and we have to do some validation tests, and finally show these
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by seren 4y ago
In an interactive way, it might be installed on your system, you can try to type "vimtutor" in the command line, this is small interactive introduction.
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by seren 5y ago
The $15 billion merge with Alstom Power for turbines was also likely a net loss as well.
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by seren 5y ago
Thanks, that is certainly more than I would have expected!
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by seren 5y ago
This is Phase 2, but I wonder how long Phase 3 will take, given that getting Lyme disease is still pretty rare, can easily be missed or misdiagnosed, it will takes a lot of time and people to get a significant effect between a control group
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by seren 5y ago
From my understanding if you had an mRNA vaccine, your body was only exposed to an artificial spike protein, so effectively you have spike specific antibodies. On the other hand, if you had a real infection by the virus, you likely have ant
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by seren 5y ago
I don't known them, but it looks like they both introduced the same concepts, so either of them is probably right.
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by seren 5y ago
Robotics in itself is a rather wide subject. I would say that on one end, you have high level algorithm related to motion planning, object detection, navigation, SLAM, autonomous driving, kinematics and inverse kinematics, and on the other
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by seren 6y ago
I wonder if the algorithm has not detected that somehow people watching Jordan Peterson were spending more time watching Youtube, and so it is gently nudging you into that direction.
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by seren 6y ago
They only mentioned OpenGL support on MacOS as a reason. I would be curious to know if the client would compile with an ARM target as well ?
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by seren 6y ago
This is not a very productive comment, but I really love blogs over twitter threads, or instagram story, or any other shallow system, even more so when it is written by a professional writer, with some British humor sprinkled on top of it.
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by seren 6y ago
Oddly enough I got an issue with float this week, 2 systems are communicating by transmitting float (rather needlessly I would add) and the conversion from float seems to be implemented differently on both systems, resulting in discrepancy
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by seren 6y ago
Yes, the number of confirmed case is well known as an underestimation. Some other data are gathered directly from GP, people in emergency room presenting Covid-19 symptoms or nursing home reports. You can get some official data from there :
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by seren 6y ago
Look at the number of tests by millions of people. France has a very very low test count per millions. Basically you can only be tested once you are hospitalized or in rather bad shape. On the other hand Germany is testing much more generou
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by seren 6y ago
Keep in mind that the various lockdown are also greatly decreasing road accidents, or ski, or climbing, or whatever other dangerous activities, so the absence of a bump is not so straight forward.
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by seren 7y ago
I think this is a reasonable article, but the headline is a bit click baity, given what are and will be the health and economic consequences. This is not Levitt fault but the editorial choice.
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by seren 7y ago
I understand what you mean, it is much better to be contaminated before the system is overwhelmed, however if you are in Europe or US, that ship has already sailed. The time you'll get symptoms in about 5 days, the system might be alre
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by seren 7y ago
Something to keep in mind Covid-19 has already taken a foot in multiple countries in the southern hemisphere, where they are going to enter fall pretty soon. This already reduces the possibility that it will totally fizzles out due to north
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by seren 7y ago
Yes, I use it routinely to do something like git blame > who changed that line the last time git log > why was it changed You can quickly find out if this was some trivial typo fix, or an important feature was introduced. Implicitly,
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by seren 7y ago
Sorry if this is a naive question, I don't work in supply chain, but do companies usually know the suppliers of their direct supplier? Or have ways to manage that kind of indirect risks ? Because if you move your factory from China to

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