alerkay

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by alerkay 11y ago
You're right, both achievements are huge. That said, I'm not too sure I understand the line "the kinetic energy transfer at a 100 km reference altitude is what matters"... What is the "kinetic energy transfer at 100
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by alerkay 11y ago
Cool video, thanks!
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by alerkay 11y ago
That seems pragmatic enough to me, and also quite effective. I live in France and, unless I'm wrong, the highest of the oil-related taxes here apply to the consumers, when you're getting gas at the gas station. Instead, your propo
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by alerkay 11y ago
Thinking about your post, I think you have a point there. I noticed that in his speech, Elon Musk doesn't talk at all about what form the carbon tax should take. In reality, if a carbon tax went into action, 90% of its effect would hit
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by alerkay 11y ago
Can you give us some explanatations about your text? What's a FUD? and a nominal carbon tax?
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by alerkay 11y ago
Good point
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by alerkay 12y ago
Too bad for Paris that the program won't be taught there anymore
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by alerkay 12y ago
The stream is OK when viewing from Europe (or from France as far as i'm concerned).
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by alerkay 13y ago
I thought Linus had mostly worked on the inner workings of Git (the "plumbing"). These are awesome. But the CLI part is not straightforward at all. I keep seeing people new to Git having great pain to use it. So, if some new folks
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by alerkay 13y ago
One metric to track usage is the number of transactions per day: - Bitcoin: ~50k transactions/day ( http://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions ) - Litecoin: ~5k transactions/day ( http://ltc.block-e