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by jahnu 6d ago
What battery did you install and how much did it cost? We have quarter-hour pricing here in Vienna and during the sunnier half of the year electricity is cheaper during the day. It would be interesting to calculate how long it would take to
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by jahnu 8d ago
People have had the capability to spread already existing biological weapons for decades. Sometimes they even do (anthrax in the post). What’s changed?
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by jahnu 12d ago
There are awards for the best awards https://awardsawards.conferenceawards.co.uk/
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The Death of Educational Content on YouTube [video](youtube.com)
10 points by jahnu 13d ago|0 comments
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by jahnu 13d ago
Absolute trash. No more worthwhile than the AI slop inaccurate copies of actually well made educational videos on YouTube. Why do we accept this crap?
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by jahnu 26d ago
It’s still an open question in cosmology. We’re still not sure even if it’s “flat”.
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GitHub runner related pages down
2 points by jahnu 29d ago|0 comments
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by jahnu 29d ago
Indeed! [0] Also pervasive is this idea that Irish were also enslaved in the Americas when they were not. Indentured servitude yes but enslavement, no. [1] [0] https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/victorian-lite
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by jahnu 1mo ago
That’s part of his standard bag of tricks. Say loads of ridiculous offensive threatening stuff. See what sticks with his base. Let the sycophants around him laugh nervously but not explicitly say he’s joking unless he does first. He’s only
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Why are we having so many (or so few) earthquakes?(usgs.gov)
4 points by jahnu 1mo ago|1 comments
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by jahnu 1mo ago
Beware of trying it when you really might need your phone. It can get stuck in weird ways where triple-clicking brings up the pin entry screen and then shuts off the display for a while being unresponsive to the power button. Basically it’s
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Don't despair about what's happening to our planet(theguardian.com)
9 points by jahnu 1mo ago|0 comments
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by jahnu 1mo ago
It’s worth pointing out that already last year while China’s coal power capacity grew their actual power production from coal fell. Also need to reduce use of coal in steel production too, yet.
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by jahnu 1mo ago
Yes at the current rate but if I drew a line at the 2006 rate of solar growth would it have anything to do with the rate now? How about 2016? I’m down about our prospects for limiting the damage but let’s not be irrationally doomer about it
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by jahnu 1mo ago
“Chief, we got a citizen here with a suspiciously small online footprint. Investigate further?”
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by jahnu 1mo ago
The good/neutral/shitty behaviours enabled by a technology are not always evenly distributed.
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by jahnu 1mo ago
Buschenschank In Vienna too. Nussberg is my favourite place to be. Heuriger in Vienna are permanent buildings and can serve warm food and drinks other than wine and may open all year round.
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by jahnu 2mo ago
I was using the STL in 1994 with Zortech C++
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by jahnu 2mo ago
Exactly. It’s been done to enable luxury.
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by jahnu 2mo ago
Honestly, as fun as the film is I’ve noticed people very rarely mention that disturbing premise.
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by jahnu 2mo ago
Induced demand is a real, observed phenomenon for both roads and public transport. However, because of density differences, it is generally easier to increase service frequency for public transport than to add lanes for low-density road tra
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by jahnu 2mo ago
If you limit it to say the top 20 developed countries how does it look?
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by jahnu 2mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/Semiconductors/comments/r1dqmw/how_... A Reddit user explains a bit here.
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by jahnu 3mo ago
I seem to remember that you could, however, rename the file for a similar effect on Windows.
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by jahnu 3mo ago
Something like the IRA but started years ago. They invest and subsidise and tax-incentivise in their own industry but do use competition within their own market to weed out losers.
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by jahnu 3mo ago
I thought RAND was just a contraction of Research And Development?
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by jahnu 3mo ago
I’m no expert of course but I get the impression that we’re trying to run before we can walk. Many more robotic missions and way more basic research done more scientifically first could quite plausibly get humans there quicker in the end. R
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by jahnu 3mo ago
Keep hammering the point that they are cheaper. If they are open to more advanced discussion point to the amazing structural changes that batteries are only starting to bring. Tell them something that sounds mildly like science fiction but
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by jahnu 4mo ago
Has this idea been discussed when drafting legislation? I mean are they aware of it but dismissed it for any reason or no stated reasons?
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by jahnu 4mo ago
Can you link to a good article or post about this? Thanks!

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