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by tyho 5y ago
The Audi e-tron GT charges at 270KW. Pretty close already. A standard petrol/gas pump pushes 22MW, or ~7MW equivalent when taking into account ICE efficiency.
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by tyho 5y ago
Or delay line storage, it would store 7.6 TB.
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by tyho 5y ago
It took me less than 5m to un-redact the information in this post. I found much more than this post details. Wild.
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by tyho 5y ago
I recently got back into photography after a decade break. Brought a nice mirrorless camera and a few good lenses (Sony A7iii, 24-105 f/4, 35mm f/1.8). I was truly blown away at the progress that has been made in handheld imaging.
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by tyho 5y ago
Ice-nine is the real threat!
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Bank of England to explore a potential Central Bank Digital Currency(bankofengland.co.uk)
232 points by tyho 5y ago|263 comments
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by tyho 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_Midwest_Flight_5481 TLDR: 5481 crashed because the figure used as the average weight of a person for the purposes of calculating the planes centre of gravity was from before America go
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by tyho 6y ago
Only if you totally ignore the taxes that Amazon does pay and focus entirely on the taxes they do not owe.
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by tyho 6y ago
Didn't think I needed \s
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by tyho 6y ago
She lied to protect a known pedophile. I have limited myself to facts which have been proven in court. As a UK citizen, I am unable to make any statement which I cannot prove, less I be sued for libel. However I'll point out again that
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by tyho 6y ago
Stop defending pedophile apologists before you know the full facts of the case. Her father raped and tortured (a car battery was involved) a ten year old. This happened over multiple days whilst the child was tied to the rafters in the atti
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by tyho 6y ago
I agree. The Moderna vaccine was created in a weekend, it took many months to run trials in a way that compiled with bioethicist diktat to prove efficacy . The limiting factor in the speed of the clinical trials is the rate at which people
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by tyho 6y ago
I have signed up. Any legal reason to leave the house will do. I am loosing my sanity.
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by tyho 6y ago
How does this affect timekeeping? Normally, if there is a drop in grid frequency, a small increase will be planned later to maintain a long term average frequency of 50Hz so that clocks that keep time by grid frequency stay accurate [0]. Th
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by tyho 6y ago
The 2030 date will be a self-fulfilling prophecy. So long as "everybody" truly believes the Governments threat to effectively ban ICE sales after 2030, then clear economic opportunities to service the future demand for electric ca
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by tyho 6y ago
Why then, would they shut down a wind turbine rather than a gas turbine. There was no point in the last year where gas turbines were not supplying power. If what you say is true, then the grid is being run in a more carbon intensive way tha
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by tyho 6y ago
I still don't understand how the author of "Can Traditional Chinese Medicine provide insights into controlling the COVID-19 pandemic..." is still employed or why the article has not been retracted.
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by tyho 6y ago
When reading press releases about cyberattacks, substitute "embarrassing" for "sophisticated" to improve the accuracy of the release.
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by tyho 6y ago
Since we have known the virus has been acquiring mutations since basically the beginning [0]. What makes this variant significant enough for the Health Secretary to bring up in Parliament? [0] https://nextstrain.org/ncov&#x2
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by tyho 6y ago
No, but fast neutrons are created in some processes which induce long lived radiation in reactor materials though.
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by tyho 6y ago
On Spotify, the top 0.4% of artists are responsible for 9.9% of streams.
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by tyho 6y ago
Are you thinking of a neutron bomb? Whilst a hydrogen bomb doe s produce lots of radiation, it also produces one hell of a big boom.
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by tyho 6y ago
But why the intense focus on Q? There is a massive amount of bullshit out there. Why is Q considered more harmful than say 9/11 or Flat Earth conspiracy theories, or any religious beliefs for that matter.
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by tyho 6y ago
https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus-data-explorer?zoomToS... Where are you getting 10% from???
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by tyho 6y ago
In the UK, only 2.7% of tests are returning positive results. At the end of July, this figure was 0.4%, which puts a floor on the specificity of the existing testing technology at 99.6%. If a test with only 98% specificity were used in the
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by tyho 6y ago
Western Europe did pretty much that for hundreds of years. > Through its monopoly on violence, the State tends to pacify social relations. Such pacification proceeded slowly in Western Europe between the 5th and 11th centuries, being hin
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by tyho 6y ago
None of this is really relevant when using containers though. The moment you containerise your application, you have effectively statically linked it. Surely a big reason containers became popular is because you can avoid all the massive he
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by tyho 6y ago
The walk away passive safety is a tradeoff with non-proliferation concerns. This design requires 20% enrichment, much higher than traditional reactors. This might be a smart tradeoff, but let's not pretend it's doesn't exist.
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by tyho 6y ago
Someone seems to have leaked a video from MIT: https://youtu.be/BBDyp06qp1U
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by tyho 6y ago
250W...

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