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by zardo 2y ago
Hydrogen isn't so great either.
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by zardo 2y ago
But it doesn't account for embodied energy in imported products.
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by zardo 2y ago
While it was supersonic it would have produced a sonic boom all along it's path of travel.
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by zardo 2y ago
Probably somewhere between bull riding and wingsuit proximity flying.
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by zardo 2y ago
Isn't that happening anyway? New stations will be designed to interface with current spacecraft, that are designed to interface with current space stations.
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by zardo 2y ago
Flee the country. Of course those with the money or connections to make that possible have already done so.
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by zardo 2y ago
> This is a misconception; a display whose voxels have non-isotropic radiation profiles are indeed able to depict position-dependent effects. Sure, if you replace each pixel with a tiny light field display pixel you can do occlusion.
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by zardo 2y ago
I meant specifically that the Earth is roughly ball shaped.
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by zardo 2y ago
> A knowledge that got lost during the dark ages. Any examples of that? I've heard it called a myth.
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by zardo 2y ago
That's not really how hibernation works in mammals, they have to raise their body temperature and come out of hibernation every couple weeks, the leading theory is this is to (ironically) catch up on sleep. Inducing torpor would have m
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by zardo 2y ago
> as seen with existing cold temperature superconductors which a room temperature one could certainly replace and become a commercial success in doing so. High temperature superconductors are only seeing commercial use in the last few ye
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by zardo 2y ago
Is a 400C superconductor also inevitable?
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by zardo 2y ago
When you're playing candy crush and FSD kills someone, whether or not it's drives better than the average driver is not something the judge and prosecutor are going to consider.
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by zardo 2y ago
Not paying attention while FSD drives for you ended with a motorcyclist crushed to death under a Tesla, and a manslaughter charge for the driver near me this summer.
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by zardo 2y ago
> I would not recommend eating a bowel of it. One of the worst ways to eat anything
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by zardo 2y ago
MI6 didn't know that. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/rock-scr...
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by zardo 2y ago
> I don't think the top quartile of the US exercises 3 hours a day! Moderate exercise, plenty of people are on their feet all day for work.
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by zardo 2y ago
How are they thawing from the inside out?
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by zardo 2y ago
I don't think this legally limited to crossing borders in the US. My understanding is CBP asserts the right to warrantless searches in the entire border zone, which includes every square inch of several states. https://www.a
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by zardo 2y ago
I don't think you'll find a wheel speed sensor without a few "outputs incorrect speed" failure modes.
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by zardo 2y ago
> This is why I only use Strava to share with my followers. You travel with one of the most powerful people in the world?
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by zardo 2y ago
The focal "point" extends indefinitely, there's no need to slow down once you get there.
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by zardo 2y ago
In the US, I've never had a boss with more the seven.
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by zardo 2y ago
Reading the headline: I didn't know Mt. Forgotten is a volcano.
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by zardo 2y ago
> I guess TikTok is like everything bad about YouTube but with less attention span YouTube has "Shorts", attempting to duplicate the TikTok experience.
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by zardo 2y ago
I'm pretty sure everyone is using a standard pressure and composition on their spacecrafts and stations now. If you want to dock with existing craft and not have managing atmospheres be a big problem, you want to stick to the standard.
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by zardo 2y ago
Maybe the depthMap should only accept images that have been typed as hairless.
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by zardo 2y ago
Maybe, but this isn't the only way to build a high performance accelerometer.
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by zardo 2y ago
> These findings "support the importance of promoting a physically active lifestyle rather than caloric restriction in obesity prevention, the latter being quite difficult to follow in the current socio-economic environment where hi
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by zardo 2y ago
> Is a fracture like this likely to continue to grow in a linear-ish domain, or is there a point where propagation goes non-linear assuming the loads stay constant-ish? Is this even a sane question to ask? It depends on so much that we d

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