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wesammikhail
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I dont find your comment to be negative at all. You´re raising a valid point. All I am doing is drawing attention to the fact that people are trying. And if just one of all the experiments out there succeeds is a net benefit to us all. IF p
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That is indeed the case and they are also promising long life time and rechargability
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8y ago
Hey Tim, you linked to my Enerpoly post from earlier. Enerpoly actually have a working massively rechargeable prototype produced for way less than 40. We´ll have to wait and see the final cost at scale but the whole thing certainly looks pr
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8y ago
It depends on the application. There are plenty of applications where Li-ion is not the optimal solution. Li-ion is not the defacto standard for a myriad of reasons in various sectors. Certain massive installations have requirements that li
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A friend of mine (CEO of Enerpoly) recently got his PhD in this space and have made a breakthrough in the battery space (extreme life cycle extension). His most recent prototype can reach less than 40euro / kWh. The space certainly is
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wesammikhail
8y ago
While I agree with you, Tim Pool (as well as many others) made a good point recently about the fact that when platforms are as powerful as being able to influence elections, maybe allowing them to define the structure within which we commun
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wesammikhail
8y ago
you should consider a career in marketing!
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wesammikhail
8y ago
And that was a mature response from you. Glad to see this exchange :D
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for some reason I felt the exact opposite about most things on the list :/
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8y ago
what a great quote :D
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8y ago
My friends and I have also been saying the same thing since 2013 and boy do people love to bury their heads in the sand. Controversy aside, people called Thiel nuts for moving out of that area /shrugs
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and lets not forget, it looks like this: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwidgets-mainwindows-application-exa... You didn´t really counter the parent´s post with an argument. You just pretended to do so by suggesting an altern
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8y ago
Work on bigger problems that are a lot harder to solve. You cant mitigate for reality, but what you can do is offset its shittyness but taking on a project/task that yields results that are big and great enough to justify dealing with
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Seriously though, your tutorials are probably the reason most people I know have used DO. You guys do an amazing job with those!
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8y ago
I registered an account just to reply to your comment. After reading the article in question, I was thinking about my own experience. I too have been working on prime factorization for the past 6 years in the same fashion that you have and