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rizkeyz

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    Comment #30599317

    No, 100W is without heat (I should have mentioned that) and without hot water.

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    Comment #30599307

    I was talking explicitly about electricity only. It's clear that I depend on so much more for all the surroundings to work. But the figures I pulled out are for electricity only an…

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    Comment #30599285

    True! Our heating is to a large part based on fossil sources, but we started to move towards more renewable sources, like wood briquettes - which would be CO2-neutral. Indeed we co…

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    Comment #30598679

    Here residential energy accounts for 26% of the overall energy consumption - but even if we only adjust in this field, we can already make a difference.

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    Comment #30598564

    Yes sure. For example, I cannot even give you exact numbers of the footprint of the food we eat or the electronics we use. That would probably a good number to put on a lot of thin…

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    Comment #30598454

    One part is generation, the other is consumption. I did the math. I live in a European Country that wants to get rid of Russian Gas, and right quick. If every household would use t…

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    Comment #30598340

    At this point in time (2022) I consider everything below say 40TB not big (textual) data at all. It can be compressed 40TB -> 10TB (or less) and that fits fine on a single 16T driv…

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    Comment #30598324

    Exactly. Basically most big data lives in hdfs and hdfs is part of hadoop. Even if you use Spark and Flink I would classify that as using Hadoop (under the hood). > However, a very…

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    Comment #30580883

    This. While I believe the part about chaos and surprise and fake reports it also makes it seem that Russia is weak - which is probably dangerous to assume (of any undefeated oppone…

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    Comment #30547891

    I switched from a normal school to a gifted school at age 12. The biggest plus was that when all your peers have measured iq 130 or more, you do not have to feel ashamed to be "jus…

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    Comment #30520491

    My predication, for the record: Putin is mad, old, and he certainly would not care to die these days looking outside the window into a sea of mushroom clouds. I'm virtually certain…

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    Comment #30416972

    Every company that hires three junior developers today will need one senior developer in a year or two. It's great to be a developer today, even better, if you are a senior dev.

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    Comment #30378916

    I did the back-of-the-envelope math once. You get a Petabyte of storage today for $60K/year if you buy the hardware (retail disks, server, energy). It actually fits into the corner…

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    Comment #30357908

    Rip, Lorinda. I'm using bc almost daily.

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    Comment #30288384

    Just for a moment imagine a world without any ads. I for one do not have to imagine that, but just have to remember back, when I grew up in the eastern block. What you wanted to bu…

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    Comment #30265115

    Just say you reject, no need to explain - I believe this is the way of the least drama.

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    Comment #30237568

    My advice would be to target a situation where clients search for you, rather the other way around (everything else I find unsustainable). For that you need to put your work out, l…

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    Comment #30237443

    You are now looking back at a significant part of your life and that is changing your perspective. Not only are you not going to be younger in the future, but you may not enjoy the…

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    Comment #30042015

    The clowns you are referring to are people with brains that look at more than just leetcode problems.

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    Comment #29972386

    I can attest that exposure to quite dysfunctional environments have hardened my technical skills to a level which currently opens one opportunity after another. What other people s…

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    Comment #29890163

    We live at the dawn of cyberterrorism, I'm glad we are stepping out of nuclear now.

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    Comment #29803077

    Exactly, we do not need it. If it weren't for job negotiations I'd be making all my contributions on the net masked.

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    Comment #29801584

    Not OP but I would have an issue with that. I do not want to "copy" what is already there, because many things out there are just not good. Someone making a million basically doing…

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    Comment #29725348

    For programming, I still rely on google as my navigational engine, although a search engine that indexed a couple dozen sizes would probably suffice for me.

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    Comment #29582185

    It's a matter of motivation. I had project flushing in speed, with correct, tested code, happy clients and I also had other assignments, where a feature that that should take a wee…