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Comment #48893127
Read up on the Koch method. To be exact: Koch method with Farnsworth timing. You'll have to keep the letters in a certain speed so your brain does not have enough time to decode do…
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Comment #48893004
HAM was a nice rabbit hole to fall into, but unfortunately I couldn't muster enough interest to actually get good enough to go "on air". Some other things that surprised me and may…
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Comment #48888984
The normalization of the age variable still looks problematic, as it requires that there is a linear dependency between age and incidence. Both the scatter plot and also the probab…
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Comment #47907333
I think when thinking about progress as a society, people need to internalize better that we all without exception are on this world for the first time. We may have collectively fi…
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Comment #47465047
Yes, that is plausible indeed, but the problem is that there are many explanations which are plausible, but there doesn't seem to be a smoking gun. Strange about that explanation f…
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Comment #47464885
Yes, I think it's wrong, or at least way over-exaggerated. You can run a grid to supply approximately 80% renewables (long-term average) without significant technical changes. Only…
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Comment #47464861
> crap like that report > Only those working closely in that profession have any knowledge of the underlying causes. This report is literally from the ENTSO-E which is the main reg…
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Comment #47439285
That being said, I was apparently also under the impression of outdated or just plain wrong information. While the report I listed mentions the sudden loss of decentralized generat…
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Comment #47439034
> It's not that easy, and the 2025 blackout good evidence of that. Renewables need a grid that's engineered for them and that require significative investments. The outage in spain…
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Comment #46757631
Then we are just talking about two different things. On ISP level, routing tables are built via BGP. BGP needs Autonomous Systems (AS) as organization unit to work. If you are not …
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Comment #46754337
> This also describes transit and describes getting internet service at home. Well no. Transit means that you use another AS (usually by a larger ISP) to get connectivity to a cert…
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Comment #46753552
Well, there is always a regulatory measure that would be a lot easier to implement: Lawmakers could just disallow Tier 1 carriers to provide consumer Internet access. (This forced …
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Comment #46753487
Peering just means that two AS physically connect to each other directly. Whether this peering is paid or not is independent from the technical implementation. Just nearly everybod…
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Comment #46753348
DTAG are also a consumer ISP. A consumer ISP should be considered a utility, and utilities can also be forced to provide certain services. In addition, Internet Exchanges have beco…
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Comment #46753238
Regulating peering within the EU would already be a win. The providers are then free to either move out of the EU market, or let their non-EU traffic flow via the (then likely larg…
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Comment #46753099
Small tangent, but I feel like it is a good time to drop the term "net neutrality", which covers way too much ground. In the past in political discussions, the term "violation of n…
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Comment #42223346
I think you are reading too much into it indeed. I just paraphrased what the author called "My teenage daughter went mad." I explicitly do not want to make a statement about the no…
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Comment #42223138
Also, browsing through the rest of the blog, the author seems to be deep in the "incel" social darwinism rabbit hole, which explains why they have so much difficulty to shoe-horn e…
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Comment #42222232
What a strange article. To summarize, a guy is rejecting the current opinion about the autism spectrum, seemingly because they struggle to understand behaviour of their daughter on…
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Comment #37283594
For everybody reading this and scratching their head why this is relevant: Python subclassing is strange. Essentially super().__init__() will resolve to a statically unknowable cla…
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Comment #37055405
I loved the game, but I can see where people struggle. You cannot laser-focus on the objective. Just get in character, you are on a mysterious ship, it's completely abandoned and s…
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Comment #34936447
For me this sounds just like the lecturer inserted some casual sexism. I can say from my own experience at least at my university, that "Altherrenhumor" ("old gentleman humor") lik…
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Comment #34664035
Yes, this is the most obvious omission of the article. It really made me think about the kind of social dynamics that must be going on in an international and culturally-diverse re…
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Comment #32802789
The detection of solutions seems a bit buggy. In the fourth task "Add the angles BAC and EDF on the given line GH", I drew the circles DF and EF in, then connected E and F with a l…
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Comment #32223088
If you understand German, there is a great explanation how the energy market in Europe works here: https://www.ardmediathek.de/video/plusminus/teurer-strom-wie... It explains why c…