fatuna

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by fatuna 2mo ago
Any fps measurements you can share? I'm also interested if you see a significant difference between CachyOS and Bazzite.
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by fatuna 2mo ago
I remember reading about something like this tech in one of Asimov's Robot novels. Thought about trying to build something like this, but don't really have the skills. Awesome they did build this! I guess if they make it easy to t
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by fatuna 4mo ago
Reading this as my wife's contractions are getting stronger and more frequent. I'll put a reminder to reread this and the previous comments in a year or so. Wish me luck :)
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by fatuna 4mo ago
Compared to what I have heard about the US, I'd say it is actually easier to find jobs in (at least Western) Europe. Plenty of jobs, and a way easier interview process. Not 8 rounds of interviews and months of waiting (that I've h
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by fatuna 4mo ago
Thanks for sharing this pearl of knowledge! This is brilliant. I found this page which explains using this function well: https://andrewlock.net/working-with-stacked-branches-in-git-...
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by fatuna 4mo ago
Who then should inject their feelings? Journalists don't care because it's too abstract, politicians don't care because it won't happen in their term, business doesn't care because there's no money to be made,
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by fatuna 4mo ago
While there is definitely a big consequence for the EU (and surrounding countries), the article mentions big impacts for the whole world. When it comes to climate, nobody is left untouched...
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by fatuna 6mo ago
Not OP, but I think they meant Timberborn. It just hit 1.0 release . I tried it a while back, definitely a fun premise for a game.
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by fatuna 1y ago
I think greed is good for society in the same way that nuclear reactions bring lots of energy. That is to say, it does, but left unchecked it brings destruction.
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by fatuna 1y ago
Because engineering is all about making choices. Making a boolean 1 bit would be space efficient. However, memory is being read at least 1 byte at a time. If you want 1 bit of that byte, that's an extra instruction. So storing a boolea
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by fatuna 2y ago
Would subtraction also approximate division?
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by fatuna 2y ago
Some quick googling tells me the US gov spends between 35 and 40% of the US GDP. Also, the article says 'relatively'. Compared to other nations, especially other developed nations, the US government can definitely be called '
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by fatuna 2y ago
Nobody wants to shut down all the farming, just reduce it. For example, the Netherlands produces 250% of its own meat consumption. Since it's subsidized, the net financial gain is very low. You could say reducing the production to 125&
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by fatuna 3y ago
Very interesting indeed. Here in the Netherlands, we've had ID requirements for voting since forever. And even though we don't vote on Sundays (I think it's always a working day), our turnout rate is similar (slightly higher
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by fatuna 3y ago
Fair question! Carbon had an atomic weight of ~12, oxygen has an atomic weight of ~16. So carbon is responsible for 12/44 part of the weight of CO2. If we assume plastic to be 80% carbon, then 1kg of plastic would produce (0,8*44)&#x2F
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by fatuna 3y ago
But every country on Earth can say the same, right? Everybody is 'only responsible for a fraction of the total polution'. It's a tragedy of the commons kind of situation.
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by fatuna 3y ago
"Be smart and" don't get an expensive ring! Spend that money on your honeymoon, wedding, just save it, or donate it to a charity. Doing anything else makes more sense really.
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by fatuna 3y ago
Nope, any scientist should be agnostic ;). Since the existence of a god can not be proven nor disproven. Do I have an elephant in my living room? Chances are incredibly low, but can you prove it?
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by fatuna 3y ago
As a Dutch person I was very suprised about this. This was because La Hague is not in The Netherlands, but in France. Thanks for the wiki though. I think you confused it for The Hague, which is in The Netherlands.
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by fatuna 3y ago
Looking at the number of h2 cars on the road, I'd say it's a complete waste...
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by fatuna 3y ago
The gadgets are obviously worthless. Working with scammers gives them credability and publicity. So even if the goverment ends up not paying them, they still win.
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by fatuna 3y ago
How would an immortal society evolve though? Both biologically and socially. If they are anything like humans, you need the old generation to die for new knowledge to take hold.
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by fatuna 3y ago
As I understand it, continuous running means actually putting (fake) sunlight on the panel continuously for 600 hours. This is done as rapid aging test. A quick google tought me this is within range of commercial cells. As they say in the a
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by fatuna 3y ago
We might have the technology in 20 years, but only if people are hysterica about it being needed. If everyone thinks everything is okay and it will solve it self, nothing will happen! It's a prior to the preparedness paradox.
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by fatuna 3y ago
The truth is, there is no fundamental difference between a one and a zero. Flash is either charged or discharged. Physically 'erasing' means setting all the flash to charged and 'writing' means setting (part of) the flas
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by fatuna 3y ago
Do you have any sources on this? I'm keen to know more, but googling results in either very dry researchpapers or ads on either co2 meters or air purifiers.
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by fatuna 4y ago
Also interesting, the "Bulgaren fraude" was instigated by Dutch 'entrepreneurs'. They would go to Bulgaria, organize bus trips to the Netherlands, and help people setup their handouts. For a fee, of course. I'm not
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by fatuna 4y ago
Passive cooking; great idea Building electronics + app to help people measure some time? terrible solution
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by fatuna 4y ago
Supposedly, based on 1 study, but since disproven.
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by fatuna 4y ago
Fun fact, even though most of the world pronounces it "angstrum", "Ångström" should actually be pronounced "ongstrum" (as the Swedish still do).

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