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Comment #49225843
The problem is that the grid can’t get built out fast enough. You’ll probably see most AI data centers switch to grid power in the coming years using mostly wind and solar because …
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Comment #49209751
No, Germany imports massive amounts of fossil fuels. Renewables and electrification help reduce that. Electricity-wise Germany is a net exporter again
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Comment #49209722
There are indeed bidding zones in Europe. France is one bidding zone and Germany and Luxembourg is another one. Market prices are indeed pretty comparable. Taxation and cost for th…
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Comment #49195196
The actual article explaining the use for fountain codes in this use case: https://divan.dev/posts/fountaincodes/
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Comment #49122524
An inch is 1/36 yd or 1/12 ft or 6 pica or 72 pt. There is no power of two whatsoever in this.
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Comment #49098678
With imperial you have weird fractions instead of decimals. To know that 3/4“ is larger than 1/2“ I have to actively think, decimals come pretty naturally (which was probably diffe…
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Comment #49098618
There are enough standards that don’t have non-metric alternatives like the square drive of socket wrenches or a lot of bicycle standards. It’s very unlikely that they will get rep…
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Comment #49058655
Microsoft is in the same situation as IBM decades ago. „ nobody ever got fired for buying IBM“ used to be a common saying. If at all you’ll see a slow decline.
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Comment #48870730
I really like the concept of novelty budget: keep most parts boring and use new stuff only where you can gain an advantage from it.
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Comment #48864156
> in just under one hour. I wonder what the survivorship bias is though. How many other problems did they try but fail? Did they try to solve this problem but with another prompt? …
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Comment #48856927
You need to write some unsafe code in a kernel, but most of the code does not have to be, which allows you to eliminate memory unsafety from almost all code and give more scrutiny …
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Comment #48783479
I guess the problem is with the price of the sensors. Just look how expensive the Aranet 4 home shown in article is. There are worse devices for less like the IKEA alpstuga. I also…
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Comment #48708504
You can build gas power plants on site at your data center and don’t have to wait for the grid to be upgraded. In the long run gas will be replaced by cheaper renewables
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Comment #48613523
Housing suffers from being based on a naturally scarce resource land. Markets drive prices higher but new land cannot be created
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Comment #48561177
Part of Elon Musks strategy seems to sell some kind of hype that does not materialise or at least won't for long (Mars, autonomous Cars) The vast amounts of money collected are the…
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Comment #48451465
It generates tokens by estimating what the next token is going to be. Sure it cannot think like a human, but given it's input, it should give a good statistical answer (approximati…
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Comment #48251053
The Chinese Government isn't like Russia where power is mostly legitimised by having power, like the law of the jungle. A big part of its legitimacy is from economic growth and lif…
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Comment #48250833
The examples in Clean Code show that Uncle Bob himself misunderstood heuristics as strict rules that are to be taken to the extreme. There's nothing to not misunderstand.
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Comment #48250764
With fixed you do pinning on GC memory, which can have a negative performance effect. You can also do unchecked pointer arithmetics on references with the Unsafe class, which avoid…
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Comment #48247484
I don’t think it’s different politics directly in China. The people believe that change means change for the better. In the west people have lost all hope for progress.
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Comment #48141278
I let Claude translate a horribly written vb program writing some xml data into a pdf form. Most of the code I didn't even read until much later, I just checked the end result. The…
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Comment #48068653
Even earlier in Germany: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_German_uprising_of_1953 Here in Germany they very often talk about the importance of what happened in Poland for the reu…
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Comment #48041238
The societal advantage of raising prices with demand is that it will lead to more supply generally, but in some cases supply is just simply limited and cannot be expanded enough se…
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Comment #47980995
France still gets around a quarter of its uranium from russia and partnerships between Framatome and Rosatom are still going on: https://www.politico.eu/article/france-russian-stat…
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Comment #47980708
How about the VVER-440 still running e.g. in the Czech Republic and Slovakia that lack proper containment? Still only Russia being Russia?