turbinerneiter

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by turbinerneiter 4y ago
Completely made up and false conundrum. You can design devices that are easy to repair and still waterproof and sleek. This is a made up target-conflict that is easily resolved by any trained industrial designer and engineer.
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by turbinerneiter 4y ago
Against Elections: The Case for Democracy, by David Van Reybrouck Really good book. Not sure if this would be the "perfect" system, but I think we should at least incorporate some aspects of it. One of my main issue with modern po
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by turbinerneiter 4y ago
Been there for work a couple of days. I haven't ever been in a place that felt so fake and liveless. The only thing you can do is go to the mall. It's dystopian in every aspect.
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by turbinerneiter 4y ago
I pitty everyone who is trying to hide their wealth by buying real estate in Dubai. The biggest penalty we could impose on them is make them live there.
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by turbinerneiter 4y ago
One could argue it took ten years for Intel to have enough competition from ARM to actually wake up and do something again. I don't care, I got a 12th gen i7 with integrated graphics (in the weird time window and edge case where Intel
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by turbinerneiter 4y ago
BMW worked on that for the i3, but I couldn't find any good source about what came of it and if they used it for the i3.
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by turbinerneiter 4y ago
I have no clue about cameras, so I have not even the faintest idea if this can compare in any way to a professional camera, or even how far along the development is: https://www.apertus.org This is an open source and open hardwa
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by turbinerneiter 4y ago
I very strongly disagree with your second paragraph. All the laws I know of in Germany that had trouble with the constitutional court were highly dubious. I think a law overturned by the constitutional court should be the end of a plotician
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by turbinerneiter 4y ago
Really nice to hear, I was always quite sceptical about similar drone based ideas, it's nice to be proven wrong.
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by turbinerneiter 4y ago
The biggest issue I have here is this: the EU is unable to uphold their own laws. They do things violating their own rules. They are unable to either patch their rules or stop the violation. I have seen similar things in German legislation,
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by turbinerneiter 4y ago
It's not the EU who makes you do that, it's the companies making the website. They could not use cookies, they could respect DNT browser setting, they could have not abused tracking technology, and they couldmhave chosen to comply
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by turbinerneiter 4y ago
Why do you think the french mindset is wrong? I didn't find a great up to date source, but the latest number I saw - French median wealth is almost 3 times Germany. That's with the Germans earning more on average, working more, wo
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by turbinerneiter 4y ago
I don't believe this to be a good thing. If voting differently doesn't make a difference, then why vote? Is it actually a democracy if elections don't have any impact? Just as an example: in Germany there is now a SPD led gov
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
I'm sure that there is a lot of smart things that can reduce the amount of storage needed. I'm not a researcher in this field, I wanted to do simple but valid calculations that represent a realistic scenario, accepting being more
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Hydrogen is not very efficient, hydro is very efficient. But the energy density for hydro is lower than people think. m * g * h -> you either need lots of water or lots of height. Best is to have both. You only get that in the Alps and y
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
90% is pretty close to the 50 days of empty battery. Keep in mind that on empty battery days, you still produce some energy as well. My approach was very very simple: if production is higher than consumption, store energy. Energy storage is
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
This was the most interesting finding: increasing production by 20% did more then increasing storage by 10x.
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
> that will make renewable energy storage a non-problem I recently played around with the data from Germany 2020. I scaled up the existing renewables (only the ones that are scalable - wind and solar, hydro is pretty much maxed out) so t
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
If your are using vscode with the rust analyzer plugin, you are constantly "compiling". This is how the inline hints, errors, typehints are done. My 3 year old i5 laptop struggled with this, my new desktop 12th gen i7 has the powe
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
What if you proof the correctness of a compiler? Do you then transiently get all the achievements of all safety critical software that was then programmed with it? The value of the proof comes from the things it enables. I guess the Rust me
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Is the situation in the US that insane or is he fighting strawmen strapped to windmills?
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Without judging whether it's true or not, it makes sense for a wall street insider to blame it on someone else, doesn't it? Everybody wants to be the good guy in the story, even wall street people.
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
It's funny that everyone says "that's not the reason why it got banned". Yes. Well all know that. We all know that it was some mistake by some AI. Even the author knows that. But we also know that the only way to get cus
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
How does functional integration interfere with robustness?
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
I know that Bali is not in India, I never said so. Bali is popular with expats, while India is popular for offshoring.
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
First the companies offshored the jobs, now the employees offshore themselves. At some point, somebody will start asking why the Indian working remotely in India is paid less than the American/European expat working remotely from Bali.
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Secret voting is done in elections, but voting in parliaments is not secret. The politicians in a parliament should vote publicly, so they can be held accountable for their voting behavior. The people want to check if the politicians they e
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
> We need solutions now, and we already have them in mass production: solar panels, wind power generation and battery storage. This is the one thing I like about Tesla and SpaceX: they solve problems with today's tech. When I imagin
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Im so used to the UI (down to the fonts, things I can't even name), that DuckDuckGo looks off to me. So although it is set as my standar search engine, I g! most of the time.
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by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Keep in mind that it is very likely that your new employer is treating their own employees the same way.

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