SonicTheSith

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by SonicTheSith 2y ago
The thing is, we got an european energy market... just because Germany produces less does not mean there is less energy available... would be the same as saying that since california does not produce enough energy on its own, its industries
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by SonicTheSith 2y ago
Even older homes, compared to the average US home is highly insulated. I live in an Apartment building from 1964, got doubled sided windows, and during the winter I do not need to turn on any heating on 98% of the days. And the quality of h
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by SonicTheSith 4y ago
Nope, public repos have license, often open source licenses that state that you can freely use the code, or change it , but only if the resulting product will also be opensource. Other licenses such as the MIT license require that you name
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by SonicTheSith 4y ago
Are you high? How is ML learning superior to human learning? If I show a 3 year old a single picture of a Tiger, and tell him this is a tiger, the child is able to recognize a Tiger fairly accurate in real life without further input. Though
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by SonicTheSith 4y ago
Whether or not Apple has a monopoly is difficult to say, especially in the traditional / original sense. The thing is, let us take the US as an example, even though there is a duopoly between IOS and Android, depending on the social ci
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by SonicTheSith 4y ago
I wouldn't describe, the process of recognizing your mistakes as self hate. As a German, I know my country is not perfect, none is, and I recognize that past mistakes should not happen again. Smart people learn from mistakes and try no
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by SonicTheSith 5y ago
>Is it cheaper than demand shaping/wind/solar/grid-scale batteries though? That's the real question. Hmm, I think one should also add other factors. Space Requirements for Wind and solar. To generate the same amount o
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by SonicTheSith 5y ago
The thing is, While Nuclear is not cheap, it will be cheaper than the effects from un-softened climate change. While Nuclear is difficult to maintain and if an accident happens it is bad, but the damage and affected area can be easily calcu
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by SonicTheSith 5y ago
4 years ago I quit smoking. While the first week was hell because of the nikotin withdrawal. Getting rid of the habit itself took longer. Waiting outiside, after a meal etc. it is all habit. What I did was buying a vape with nikotin free f
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by SonicTheSith 5y ago
yes iff you would need to contact a support hotline everytime you switvh the audio source or the headphones itself. if you are mocking the notion that it was courage to get rid of the headphone. Then you are correct But then again I got a
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by SonicTheSith 5y ago
Here in Berlin for example, in the first week of september my 85 year old grandparents received a booster shot invite letter from the Berlin senate. It said something like starting 20th september you can get the 3rd shot from any doctor or
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by SonicTheSith 5y ago
Close, In Germany for example most German stores have the following payment options: 1 You get an invoice and transfer money before shipping 2 lastschrift - vendor pulls money directly from your bank 3 Invoice ( rechnungskauf) - you order,
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by SonicTheSith 5y ago
Apple could ignore doing that to iMessage simce nobody uses it in Europe, Whatsapp, telegram, signal and facebook messenger have about 95% of the messeging market in europe. Add Line, Kakaotalk and wechat and you got 90%< of world wide m
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by SonicTheSith 5y ago
unless a profit can be made...
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by SonicTheSith 5y ago
Ehm, just so you every european country has such a system. Since you have to compare europe as whole to the US for size comparison. You can drive anywhere in europe through a system of highways and interstates. You can also fly to each city
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by SonicTheSith 6y ago
Most people here got the math wrong... it is not x of 17mil. but X number of cases for women vaccinated with AZ in the age group 20-50. This kind of thromboses seem to happen mostly to women. While there is no correlation yet found, such ki
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by SonicTheSith 6y ago
The mistake the EU did with the vaccine rollout is that it was talking to long instead buying. Otherwise something that needs to be taken into consideration is the following. Right now we have a global pandemic so all countries world wide a
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by SonicTheSith 6y ago
So if the vast majority of people survive, we should just let it rip? What would happen if we would let it rip: - Without any counter measures such as masks or lockdowns the rate of infection would be significantly higher resulting - Tens
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by SonicTheSith 6y ago
Even with the link, I am confused about where the 22% came from...
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by SonicTheSith 6y ago
> The virus is there already, since quite a while. Sure but adding possible new clusters, is not that good of an idea. Furthermore, the chances that additional strains arrive there is higher. Unfortunately the Britisch strain is spreadi
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by SonicTheSith 6y ago
You are aware that we have a global pandemic right? So if even you won't treat everyone as a possible threat, the chance that 'guests' bring in the virus is high. Since Japan is an island, most people will fly there by plane
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by SonicTheSith 6y ago
> I think this is dangerous thinking, lies are bad but censorship is worse because someone has to decide what is a lie and what isn't, and that quickly becomes politicised. Thing is first step would be to teach people again critical
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by SonicTheSith 6y ago
Hmm, in Germany, the Telco's gave up locking the phones in 2017. Because it was to expensive. I can not remember if it was a hard lock - as in any other sim card is blocked or just their additions to the OS. bought a phone in 2017&#x2F
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by SonicTheSith 7y ago
UK ain't all of Europe! Mainland European countries heavily subsidies infrastructure such as Internet, Electricity, etc. They even invest billions in the construction of new power lines, and fibre-optic lines. For the latter Germany al