mjan22640

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by mjan22640 1y ago
Reproduction is not really a purpose. What makes copies of itself, happens to persist.
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by mjan22640 1y ago
I guess the cooling alone cannot reach the density (and oxygen amount) necessary for the designed power output. Yes, they put in the energy to compress the air 'offline' and then have that free to propel the vehicle. The cooling o
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by mjan22640 1y ago
An aluminium part with 105/72 cross section of the titanium will have the same modulus and incidentally the same weight. Aluminium is also significantly cheaper, and easier to machine. Titanium (or high strength steel, which is the str
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by mjan22640 1y ago
> Also how they use aluminum for the connecting rods instead of stronger and stiffer metals like titanium The 7000 aluminium alloys are similar to titanium in strenght/weight
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by mjan22640 1y ago
The 10psi is still essential, saying 'it's not boost like a turbo or supercharger' is not entirely correct.
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by mjan22640 1y ago
> Who can understand and remember that? Anybody who is interested in it
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by mjan22640 2y ago
Competitive advantage is anti competitive from the logic of the matter.
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by mjan22640 2y ago
In the setting you describe I think it will _reduce_ the errors to 20%
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by mjan22640 2y ago
It is actually practical position for an automated swap. You drive to the position, the door on the ground open, the robot pulls the old battery and installs the new one, no hassle.
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by mjan22640 2y ago
Send them an invoice for the rental of your screen space to display ads.
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by mjan22640 2y ago
All steppe nomads are culturally descendent from Yamna.
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by mjan22640 2y ago
I guess the comparison to drinking a poison and having to not work, which sounds like you think that taxes are damaging. Taxes are the whip part of the monetary system, that compels everybody to work significantly more than they would other
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by mjan22640 2y ago
"Universal"
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by mjan22640 2y ago
Joules is the solution to both the problems (the second is that Wh for energy is as silly as speed hours for distance)
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by mjan22640 2y ago
Entropy is the opposite of potential.
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by mjan22640 2y ago
Such a pinnacle would be Agda. Haskell has mathematical holes.
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by mjan22640 2y ago
The title sounds like an AMD cpu issue.
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by mjan22640 2y ago
Humans are apes.
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by mjan22640 2y ago
Rabies virus induces the same behavior across different species (the victims in terminal state are terrified by swallowing liquids).
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by mjan22640 2y ago
The benefit of mitochondria is in the isolation of the high power reactions, that involve chemically aggressive elements, from the rest of the cell. That allows for high energy throughput without self damage. Cells that do not have mitochon
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by mjan22640 2y ago
Are variadic macros turning complete?
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by mjan22640 2y ago
> Laws are generally clearer if you write them as general definitions and general rules and if those cover too much carve out exceptions in the rules rather than the definitions. Similar motivation as exceptions for error handling
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by mjan22640 2y ago
At the start of the circuit the government prints and spends money, at the end it collects the money as taxes. This creates a current of economic activity. The duty to pay tax is the primary incentive that stimulates the citizens to put in
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by mjan22640 2y ago
All eukaryotes except plants eat other life.
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by mjan22640 2y ago
As long as you are open about it and the other side is fine with that, it's not a fraud from your side.
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by mjan22640 2y ago
It does not interact electromagnetically and does not have friction because of that.
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by mjan22640 2y ago
> and I'm wondering how many of you that's true for as well the phrasing sounds like a list comprehension
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by mjan22640 2y ago
A seed is a small plant plus nutrients, it knows how to grow the same way as a mature plant does.
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by mjan22640 3y ago
> But this is basically stealing or claiming from a person’s fruits of labor. It is actually the opposite. It all belongs to the rulers, and they generously gift you a portion of it.
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by mjan22640 3y ago
The benefit of having X now rather than later can still be more valuable than the price drop.

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