Either it was a shitty investment from the beginning or you actually use it very regularly and it would be worth it anyway to slowly thinking about something new.
That's not the point. Crypto promised solving the issues of the fiat. It just doesn't do that at all and need all of the mechanics of our proof of stake system while consuming a lot of energy for it's own proof of work.
You exchange cash only local and either take it back or call the police. That's part of proof of stake of our society. The same with lawyers and normal contracts. All of it is part of our proof of stake. Visa provides…
I have not seen anything unnatural and I hate this type of adjustment but I'm very very impressed so far
I got an Google Pixel pro 8 a few weeks back and holy shit it's good. I stoped using my Canon DSLR 80D this holiday and we took a handful benchmark picture I will analyse later. The night mode in dark areas wow. Tele?…
So how would that help me to make sure I retrieve a product or service? What happens when the product is faulty or not even arriving?
It's worth basically nothing because no normal human only sends 'value' without receiving something. Bitcoin did not solve any real problem and you still need an additional mechanism to make sure that the thing you get…
Laws are not helping bitcoins and I could less about Bitcoin if it wouldn't consume that much resources. Nonetheless of what you build or not. You still ignore arguments I brought up in our discussion. Right now in my…
It's actually less transparent as I thought. There was.this article a few days ago how people start to game the system because all transactions land in blocks every 10 minutes. Now if I want to trade, someone can game…
It's not about what someone wants but what obviously becomes possible.
My startup has data the Internet doesn't have. I want it to be fixing knowledge based on my data and fine-tune it to be adjusted to my use case already. I also want a.feedbackloop and can't start to send more and more…
Rwe is building 235 Megawatthours capacity with 220 Megawatt output.
Puh no. They are both roof systems
You just turn them on. Keeping a coal or gas plant on standby is not that expensive and you still saved a ton of fuel.
It's about day storage and regulationary skills not about replacing nuclear.
The question is not if you can, you can, it's about speed and how fast. And solar is predictable per day good enough that you can compensate the short intervals with gas and batteries.
Of course you can.
I asked a few. They make between 1-4 kWh on a cloudy winter day.
Sooo all those new Megawatt projects happening in Germany are elusive?
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That's just not true for so many tools. You find something and discover after trying it out that you have the gnu version or Mac version or a outdated or much newer version of the tool. Than I give up, scroll through…
Guess why Apple made m4? Why Windows is adding an ai key? Not sure what Ubuntu and other distributions will do but they will probably add it too. (I'm not against this, just stating it)
There was a story somewhere that a young person showed an ai version of grandpa to grandma and she loved it (or something similar). People will like this feature. I'm already intrigued by the post tbh.
I mean what is your problem? Do you think Google is not analysing your pictures even when it creates highligh memories for years or has semantic search? That's why you use it.
You can. Yt for example deletes your 720p after a while and replaces it with a potato. And if you watch a old not relevant yt and it starts after 10 seconds instead of now, no one really cares. You can put that old…
Either it was a shitty investment from the beginning or you actually use it very regularly and it would be worth it anyway to slowly thinking about something new.
That's not the point. Crypto promised solving the issues of the fiat. It just doesn't do that at all and need all of the mechanics of our proof of stake system while consuming a lot of energy for it's own proof of work.
You exchange cash only local and either take it back or call the police. That's part of proof of stake of our society. The same with lawyers and normal contracts. All of it is part of our proof of stake. Visa provides…
I have not seen anything unnatural and I hate this type of adjustment but I'm very very impressed so far
I got an Google Pixel pro 8 a few weeks back and holy shit it's good. I stoped using my Canon DSLR 80D this holiday and we took a handful benchmark picture I will analyse later. The night mode in dark areas wow. Tele?…
So how would that help me to make sure I retrieve a product or service? What happens when the product is faulty or not even arriving?
It's worth basically nothing because no normal human only sends 'value' without receiving something. Bitcoin did not solve any real problem and you still need an additional mechanism to make sure that the thing you get…
Laws are not helping bitcoins and I could less about Bitcoin if it wouldn't consume that much resources. Nonetheless of what you build or not. You still ignore arguments I brought up in our discussion. Right now in my…
It's actually less transparent as I thought. There was.this article a few days ago how people start to game the system because all transactions land in blocks every 10 minutes. Now if I want to trade, someone can game…
It's not about what someone wants but what obviously becomes possible.
My startup has data the Internet doesn't have. I want it to be fixing knowledge based on my data and fine-tune it to be adjusted to my use case already. I also want a.feedbackloop and can't start to send more and more…
Rwe is building 235 Megawatthours capacity with 220 Megawatt output.
Puh no. They are both roof systems
You just turn them on. Keeping a coal or gas plant on standby is not that expensive and you still saved a ton of fuel.
It's about day storage and regulationary skills not about replacing nuclear.
The question is not if you can, you can, it's about speed and how fast. And solar is predictable per day good enough that you can compensate the short intervals with gas and batteries.
Of course you can.
I asked a few. They make between 1-4 kWh on a cloudy winter day.
Sooo all those new Megawatt projects happening in Germany are elusive?
[flagged]
That's just not true for so many tools. You find something and discover after trying it out that you have the gnu version or Mac version or a outdated or much newer version of the tool. Than I give up, scroll through…
Guess why Apple made m4? Why Windows is adding an ai key? Not sure what Ubuntu and other distributions will do but they will probably add it too. (I'm not against this, just stating it)
There was a story somewhere that a young person showed an ai version of grandpa to grandma and she loved it (or something similar). People will like this feature. I'm already intrigued by the post tbh.
I mean what is your problem? Do you think Google is not analysing your pictures even when it creates highligh memories for years or has semantic search? That's why you use it.
You can. Yt for example deletes your 720p after a while and replaces it with a potato. And if you watch a old not relevant yt and it starts after 10 seconds instead of now, no one really cares. You can put that old…