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by selfmodruntime 4mo ago
You can do this with a bunch of clones. But this will make your software slower and kind of defeats the entire purpose.
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by selfmodruntime 4mo ago
> docker compose pull && docker compose up -d is a fine command if you are SSH’d into the host. At customer scale—dozens of self-managed environments behind firewalls, each with its own change-control process—that manual process
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by selfmodruntime 4mo ago
A really nifty thing is that you can also of course bind this to the device's tailscale ip! Also you don't even need the loopback address if the traffic is between one container and another, just a bridge network is fine.
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by selfmodruntime 4mo ago
You won't get any benefits using async with CPU heavy code. Quite the opposite really.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
Comments like these are so incredible far fetched from reality. Are you really going to implement your own PyTorch? Why even compare your cute examples to enterprise solutions?
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
As you have been reminded of in other comments, there is no "enough battery backup". These weather events aren't exactly rare either. Germany for example has on average multiple episodes of both subnormal wind and sun energy
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
So in essence they studied all of six (6) panels in a non-dusty region with a mild climate and without notable saline corrosion AND the article even mentions that most other studies are well in the 25-30 year range. Also the study clearly o
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
On ash and slag heaps that are incredibly toxic to their surroundings. Current research suggests that living in the vicinity of such a heap has an immense effect on cancer rates.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
> Given that such a place must be safe for hundreds of thousands of years, they have not yet found one. Pah! We have a lot of those places but excessive federalism has every German state blocking any concrete plan.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
How about you answer his question?
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
What is that storage you speak of?
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
Not only that, aggressive cuts to the EEG subsidies killed dogfooding their own solar industry in the country.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
> It won't matter that it is a lie, as nuclear was destroyed by the conservatives (just like our solar industry, incidentally), not the green party. Now that is a lie. The anti-nuclear push came from the Greens in the 90s. Conserv
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
Germany has one of the world's highest energy costs because taxes on electricity are astronomical. This is a selfmade problem.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
> The Russian gas crisis in 2022 reshuffled the cards entirely: Germany realized that constructing its entire energy policy on a foreign asset (Russian Gas) was not really a smart move. Man do I wish that were the case. In any way, we si
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
Surely you include the rare earths needed for solar panels as well in all of your comparisons. Nuclear fuel is incredibly energy dense.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
> how the fuck does nuclear power make any economic sense Because these plants run for 80+ years (some countries are now considering 100) while most renewables run for 25 at most. And also because `plus batteries` doesn't exist. The
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
This article conveniently doesn't include flexible demands and energy storage, both of which are a solved problem with nuclear but completely unrealistic with renewables.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
Renewables can give us large amounts of energy but when you need reliable output 24/7/356 you can choose thermal, gas, coal or nuclear. Not all countries have access to thermal energy so if you want to become carbon neutral nuclea
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
If you're German or French you're lucky if you'll get a pension at all, even though you pay 20% of your wage into them (government mandated)
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
I am so incredibly envious of American tax-advantaged retirement funds. Our government mandated retirement fund in Germany is a massive sham on the verge of collapse. There is no way for the average employee to retire before 65/67. E
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
No engineer will cost 20.000 bucks a month at this point in time. Offshoring is still happening aggressively.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
There are little other options. `Ring` is not for production use. WolfSSL lags behind in features a bit. BoringSSL and AWS-LC are the best we have.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
thanks, I audibly laughed
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
We‘re still talking about the largest funding nation of terror cells mate
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
Gulf states have no ability to go to war. As this war has shown, the states are entirely dependent on oil and desalination plants, both of which are easily attackable infrastructure.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
For reference: This would almost triple their govts funds each year. One must also not forget that they're able to raise tolls in the future, both for monetary investment but also for negotiation purposes.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
Congratulations, Iran has won the ability to fund its politics many times over in this way and they've lost little else.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
I must be missing where there was any hate in this discussion whatsoever.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
Compared to the absolute baffling amount of money spent for military purposes, knowing more about the moon is well worth it.

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