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8mo ago
The SNP have won a lot of seats through the voting system because the other parties split the non-independence vote. The SNP have never had a majority of votes, even with an overwhelming majority of parliamentary seats.
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8mo ago
Not a new thing. "a 2024 study by researchers at Clemson University has estimated that 4% of content relating to independence were linked to one Iranian-backed bot network of around 80 accounts." Speaking as a Scot, I would expect
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8mo ago
As a Scot, I would assume it's an attack on the UK by supporting attempts to break up the UK. That seems credible. Who's behind it, is speculative.
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Ask HN: How do you handle the quantity of AI content in your feeds?
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2025 COSM Technology Summit: doing compute in memory
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9mo ago
Dr James Tour posted his recent presentation suggesting doing compute in memory could save energy, and that they have a way to do it that's TRL Level 4.
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1y ago
I put the top 250 lines from my unwieldy todo.txt into an AI and asked for advice, and I could jump for joy with the simplified list of priorities it generated. I think this could become my daily habit.
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1y ago
The best thing in their favour is how standardized and simple a wind turbine tower is. They know the requirements and their customers. It's much easier than a skyscraper, and it might let them start to scale production of the materials
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"Steel is very strong per volume, so steel is a good choice when strength per volume is one of the main constraints. However, wind turbine towers are essentially empty inside so there is room to increase the volume by making the walls
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Ask HN: Tool recommendations for graphs instead of tree mindmaps
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2y ago
Cynical theory, the UK is now full of the descendants of all those who said "Emigrating? That will never work", and that's set the culture. Grafters and optimists have had many opportunities to leave over recent centuries.
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3y ago
If a 300mm wafer is 125g, that's $200k per kg. Right now gold per kg is $61,562.
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4y ago
https://embedded.fm/ If you are interested in embedded software, and by extension all the stuff that software goes into.
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4y ago
It might be worth thinking about where there were successful electric vehicles before cars. All the scenarios I can think of are times the vehicle purchaser is willing to deal with charging infrastructure in return for the benefits. Milk fl
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4y ago
Writing things down to remember them, you feel like you've dealt with it. Which can be a great help since you can empty your brain of distractions that pop up and do so in a way you feel you've not just forgotten something. And re
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4y ago
Sign language has a different grammar. At least in British Sign Language. Simplistically, put the object of the sentence first so it's clearer what's being talked about. For someone who is profoundly deaf from birth and who can&#x
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4y ago
I've tried apps for tracking habits, which was great as it freed up Todo lists and Todo apps from lots of daily habit type tasks, however I stopped looking at it after maybe a year or more of useful use. Possibly I added too many thing
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4y ago
An overlooked comment from the announcement at 28:50 "It's possible with a laser system at scale to generate hundreds of megajoules of yield so there is a pathway to a target that produces enough yield." This is more signific
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Overlooked NIF fusion pathway comment about fusion yield
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Kitchen use cases for voice for me: Setting multiple named alarms while cooking and often my hands are not clean to handle a phone or they're holding something going in an oven or they're stirring something. Adding things to Todo
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4y ago
Search Jason Lewis Mind Amend, music on YouTube that I find really helps me focus. Working on something that's grabbed my attention, and understanding what it is that grabs my attention (stuff that is new, urgent, challenging, personal
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4y ago
They plan one shot every thirty seconds. But the gun is for research, the plant concept is an electromagnetic accelerator of some kind. https://firstlightfusion.com/technology/power-plant
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4y ago
Practice by trying to explain things in meetings or make sense of things. Started with MS Paint and drew terrible (but effective) images for years live in meetings. Later moved onto Visio but I still like Paint sometimes. Learning specialis
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4y ago
Thanks, have you got a link to that because I'd like to read it? I assume the primary counterargument would be that hydrogen production can be either onsite or local so in practice that wouldn't be the result.
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4y ago
Weight: 3D measurement Height: 1D measurement Better to use Waist circumference, since it's a 2D measurement, combined with one of the others if you want a linear scale. The Japanese fat tax uses waist measurement alone.
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4y ago
Long established and popular but it astonishes me how many people still haven't heard of https://www.skyscanner.net/
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4y ago
Maybe YC could be the target customer? They bankroll a single company as insurance against all their investments being targets of attacks. They can afford it. They might attract all the best startups as a result, if those feel better protec
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Interesting, what about whole villages or modules of a town. Kickstarter, where if everyone commits a certain cost a whole new concept village or town is built somewhere. Cities at sea may need something like this to get going. A company wa
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Probably an accumulation of a lot of tech where it's cheaper to buy new than refurbish/maintain: New roof, new wiring, new windows, new facade, updating to latest building codes. Insulation. In the UK an older £250k house could ha
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Thanks, that's interesting. AUTOSAR C++14 guidelines don't allow goto in any case. MISRA C++ 2008 does have a couple of rules that allow this specific scenario. MISRA C:2004, "goto shall not be used". MISRA C:2012, it wa
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