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julosflb

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    Comment #49094146

    A french association suggests this approach: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compte_carbone [in french]

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    Comment #49060641

    Where does the source you refered to provide evidence of hybrid war? The biggest fire in France has most likely accidental root cause ( https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feux_de_for%C3…

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    Comment #49059001

    I think that is the root of the problem, there is no one magick trick. We need to attack it from many angles, as each of them is weighting only a couple of percents. Reduce air tra…

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    Comment #48894643

    I had similar idea, a tool to model the economy of a country. The idea would be to give to every one a simple tool to groundcheck political programms before voting. The economy is …

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    Comment #48690194

    I like to think of llms as seamless plagiarism machines.

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    Comment #48632392

    And in the mean time, western europe is having its second heat wave even before summer starts.

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    Comment #47902942

    Not having to install is huge avantage in corporate environmeent where user can't install nor run binaries that have not been approved by IT dept.

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    Comment #47460416

    There is a french company ( https://unseenlabs.com/fr/ ) that specializes in tracking ship at sea through observing their RF emission from space. Cool tech. I'm pretty sure their m…

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    Comment #46623541

    Yes that's sound weird but this is to make sure gas peaker plants which by definition run only a fraction of time can be profitable and be built.

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    Comment #45873558

    Working on D2xlab, a fast, browser-based tool to explore, clean, and compare time series (CSV, simulation outputs, etc.) visually. https://www.d2xlab.com

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    Comment #43708894

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    Comment #43667315

    Diesel engines are also more efficient.

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    Comment #43196202

    Nearly 40% of shipping volume worldwide is moving fossil fuels (coal, oil, gaz). The easiest way to reduce drastically shipping emission is reducing usage of fossil fuels... https:…

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    Comment #42901199

    And electric motors are way more efficient than ICE motors that hardly reach 40% efficiency.

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    Comment #42325692

    They didn't wait for their parents to tell - they figured out with their friends.

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    Comment #41841009

    I can confirm. I didn't know the story and I picked up that book randomly in a book store a couple years ago. I loved it.

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    Comment #41679930

    Very neat! I'm hydrodynamics by background and I wondered a long time ago why this kind of approach was not used as I always found ocean waves to look awful in movies. Once you des…

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    Comment #40078802

    I visited conservatoire des arts et metiers museum in Paris a couple years ago. It is full of fascinating scientific devices from the past. Among then was the timbre analyser. I wa…

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    Comment #39559632

    In France at least, more and more stations require pre-paying at the counter, especially stations in big cities.

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    Comment #39373201

    The problem with this line of thinking in my opinion is that we have 30x3% problems... sure individually they would not make a difference but we need to act on all front.

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    Comment #38726723

    Cut off wind speed is typically around 25m/s steady, so almost 100km/h. Beyond that indeed they stop producing.