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by bad_alloc 3y ago
Also important: The behaviour of SQL is well understood, a new query language always introduces the risk of defects in the query language itself or developers making mistakes in an unfamiliar language.
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by bad_alloc 3y ago
> For instance, to pick German again, when "caching" certain parts of sentences for later processing, which does not exist in other languages. Do you have an example for this?
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by bad_alloc 3y ago
If the provider of requirements.txt did their homework, yes. However I often got incomplete requirements files or they contained mutually incompatible versions (numba and numpy soemtimes dont get along). (This is in academia btw)
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by bad_alloc 3y ago
> You’re in a train station, you’re not part of it. This makes a lot of sense. Then again, people flock to the largest communities because that where they are most likely to get quick answers or just find a stream of novelty. Being in a
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by bad_alloc 3y ago
You'd need a user-safe way to plug and unplug a 400V to 800V battery if you want to directly supplement the main battery. Otherwise you are looking at additional hardware to convert the voltage.
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by bad_alloc 3y ago
We don't need difficult to fix, hard to clean chargers in every curb. We need maintainable chargers which are gauranteed to work in some convenient location. Ideally 11kW to 22kW chargers at work and shopping places and proper fast c
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by bad_alloc 3y ago
Yes, especially since these machines need to resist vibration anyways at launch. A vibration motor might be a good inclusion, although it could be the required rotating mass busts some mass budgets. A more complex second option could be a s
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by bad_alloc 3y ago
Nope, reading the printed paper on... paper. :)
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by bad_alloc 3y ago
Not usable without desalination and far away from most reactor sites.
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by bad_alloc 3y ago
While people continue to push nuclear as a silver bullet, the painful fact is that nuclear won't be reliable enough in the dry Europe we are facing: Italy, France and Spain are in extreme drought and France in particular had to shut
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by bad_alloc 3y ago
What is dead may never die! Also noteworthy in this context: BEAM robots, which are mostly analog circuits that implement some behaviour like light-seeking with minimal components: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BEAM_rob
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by bad_alloc 3y ago
Last summer I did a 4200km roadtrip in my 41kWh Renault Zoe from southern Germany to northern Spain. The car is *absolutely not* built for long range. There were significant gaps in the charging network in some regions. The terrain was larg
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by bad_alloc 4y ago
Between this and cyanobacteria causing a catastrophic (for them) oxygenation event some billion of years ago, many species seem to have causes mass extinctions, with us being the last (and quickest) in this chain. Is this another potential
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by bad_alloc 4y ago
Maybe we do, but the mass of people who are just learning is enormous. The idea of keeping this information open and searchable is a cultural thing, and big companies actively undermined this culture with their walled gardens. They became t
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by bad_alloc 4y ago
> there were seemingly a lot more tolerances built into the designs. Tolerances for good(!) watches are in the range of 0.01mm to 0.001mm for some components. With polishing and a lot of testing this can be achieved on manual machines.
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by bad_alloc 4y ago
The lowest level might finally make the Bongcloud opening viable: https://www.chess.com/blog/AcceleratedPog/bongcloud-opening-...
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by bad_alloc 4y ago
Common issues you face when getting a heat pump: * Few suitable places to install it * Lack of qualified workers to install it * Limited availiability of heatpumps * Conventional heaters do not work well with heat pumps. Floor heating is pr
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by bad_alloc 4y ago
Ironically we might have also forgotten the massive cleanup that was needed for or buildings to either remove or permanently bind asbestos. How do you drill a hole into a wall, do maintenance on cables and pipes or tear down a building when
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by bad_alloc 4y ago
Do you have a link to that video?
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by bad_alloc 4y ago
We saw another downside of nuclear power in Ukraine: When Russian troops attacked towards Enerhodar and there was shelling in the area the safety of the reactor could not be guaranteed. In the end, containment can be guaranteed w.r.t to in
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by bad_alloc 4y ago
What caused this change? Regulatory capture? Political reasons? Good old corruption?
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by bad_alloc 4y ago
Some crypto collapsing does not mean it is a recession. The exploding prices for real goods and less and less people being able to afford basic things are the indicator for that.
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by bad_alloc 4y ago
> Why is it okay for you to set the acceptable risk bar and steal boards from anyone that doesn't agree? For the same reason we enforce seatbelts in cars: Enough people died. Then those who saw them die decided on these rules so we
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by bad_alloc 4y ago
How would that help? Temperature goes up as you go down.
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by bad_alloc 4y ago
It could be the vaccine. It could be the novel virus and degradation of healthcare services due to overloading. It could be an interaction of both and unknown external factors.
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by bad_alloc 4y ago
The test: bool halts(function) { // todo: do not halt if function halts, halt otherwise. } assert(halts(halts));
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by bad_alloc 4y ago
Looks like hand written assembly code to me. Also the legible function and label names indicate it was manually written. In diassemblies you usually have no such information.
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by bad_alloc 5y ago
> but none of those tools are easy to use or well documented Technological + organizational debt?
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by bad_alloc 5y ago
Nature might be like this, but we can maybe build an artificial system which is not.
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by bad_alloc 5y ago
Yeah but in most EVs you need to transform the battery DC current to AC for the motor.

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