Because the peak requires on-demand power. So you either need surplus in some way, to over cover the peak, or storage. Both are still more expensive than fast gas turbines.
I have no real idea of how much a "pin" costs though; it seems There was a brief period of affordable threadripper, but then product segmentation made that not great for amd... Perhaps it's better to stick on am5 for a…
The area I'm in, Victoria, goes from about -4 overnight at the coldest, to 45 at absolute peak (Celcius). Energy wise we are a "more heating" area, but comfort wise I personally prioritise cooling. It's a big place, the…
Depends where you are, and what your start point is. I've looked at improving old houses in Australia, and you would usually be better off putting the cash in the bank. (After heat pumps, and sometimes a battery).
I think it's very much a combination of American "you are what you do" mentality, combined with making money automating what other people do... Very much a frame where people are evaluated compared to the complexity of…
Academia is often the path of least uncertainty; you do exams, get a student stipend, and follow a very linear path. In some ways it's the ultimate short term thinking, taking the mediocre but predictable steps, instead…
I think it's a scale issue. A small group or individual can build up a trusted source of reviews, but the brand is worth a lot compared to people who are selling things, compared to the direct revenue from people who…
Depends on the market, Australia has a massive issues due to migration for a few reasons; the big one is that the rate of growth attempted means that the rate of public infrastructure build is also high. This is…
Seems like there have been too many AAA flops, to the point where you can't really say that the launch week of a new title is going to be all that important. It used to be that a big release was reliably interesting…
I've found that the mentally around medicine in JP is pretty different to the west, dentistry included. It's a bit different to the quality of care. Personally I'd say the quality and availability of the latest…
Not really, even if you have a great improvement, you need to spend the overhead to keep it up to date long enough to gain traction. Then marketing it to convince others to even try... If the idea is too niche it might…
I do the same with a lifx bulb, it can be set up to fade and colour shift over any duration you like.
It would lead 195 per year if it stays at that trend; only 1.3x the high end of "normal".
The anus on the helmet represents which ai vibecoded the software in each vehicle.
In this case, the motivation to finish a product in India is mostly about tariff bypassing; with the final assembly being pretty minimal. Not quite putting the badge on, but close. A good metric is the difference in…
Because proposing to limit something needs better justification than a fundamentally limited group can't use it. It's an out of place performative moralism.
Brexit is such an odd case, that it seems not worth comparing. It's so tied into British classicism, and the generally pathetic nature of the middle class English, that trying to extend the results outside of the UK…
Depends on the billionaire. If it's someone with a large chunk of a large company, each billion dollars represents hundreds of skilled people employed to do something. If a state is hostile, then why not move that…
Accessibility should only ever be an addition, never a limit.
Have a look at the solar endurance cars; they are pretty interesting on their own, and have had some "functional" designs over the years. It's possible to make a sedan sized car that can be power positive at highway…
OLEDs are an odd example... Their warranties are generally just as good, and the lifespan due to burn in is still improving.
This is exactly what I mean by cheap digital production tools; but it's been possible to do it right since well before cds.
It's well above the rate you need to reproduce everything a human can physically hear; this is one of the big points that shows the author as a moron... The change from cd to vinyl "sound" was largely about mastering,…
Chicken and egg problem. If you start with the assumption that you have a car, they are pretty great. Quiet, no through traffic and can become neighbourly, potentially large blocks. Somewhere to park your car...…
So what? It's a genuinely irrelevant detail... We don't need to optimise for space, we need to optimise for cost of transport, and door to door duration.
Because the peak requires on-demand power. So you either need surplus in some way, to over cover the peak, or storage. Both are still more expensive than fast gas turbines.
I have no real idea of how much a "pin" costs though; it seems There was a brief period of affordable threadripper, but then product segmentation made that not great for amd... Perhaps it's better to stick on am5 for a…
The area I'm in, Victoria, goes from about -4 overnight at the coldest, to 45 at absolute peak (Celcius). Energy wise we are a "more heating" area, but comfort wise I personally prioritise cooling. It's a big place, the…
Depends where you are, and what your start point is. I've looked at improving old houses in Australia, and you would usually be better off putting the cash in the bank. (After heat pumps, and sometimes a battery).
I think it's very much a combination of American "you are what you do" mentality, combined with making money automating what other people do... Very much a frame where people are evaluated compared to the complexity of…
Academia is often the path of least uncertainty; you do exams, get a student stipend, and follow a very linear path. In some ways it's the ultimate short term thinking, taking the mediocre but predictable steps, instead…
I think it's a scale issue. A small group or individual can build up a trusted source of reviews, but the brand is worth a lot compared to people who are selling things, compared to the direct revenue from people who…
Depends on the market, Australia has a massive issues due to migration for a few reasons; the big one is that the rate of growth attempted means that the rate of public infrastructure build is also high. This is…
Seems like there have been too many AAA flops, to the point where you can't really say that the launch week of a new title is going to be all that important. It used to be that a big release was reliably interesting…
I've found that the mentally around medicine in JP is pretty different to the west, dentistry included. It's a bit different to the quality of care. Personally I'd say the quality and availability of the latest…
Not really, even if you have a great improvement, you need to spend the overhead to keep it up to date long enough to gain traction. Then marketing it to convince others to even try... If the idea is too niche it might…
I do the same with a lifx bulb, it can be set up to fade and colour shift over any duration you like.
It would lead 195 per year if it stays at that trend; only 1.3x the high end of "normal".
The anus on the helmet represents which ai vibecoded the software in each vehicle.
In this case, the motivation to finish a product in India is mostly about tariff bypassing; with the final assembly being pretty minimal. Not quite putting the badge on, but close. A good metric is the difference in…
Because proposing to limit something needs better justification than a fundamentally limited group can't use it. It's an out of place performative moralism.
Brexit is such an odd case, that it seems not worth comparing. It's so tied into British classicism, and the generally pathetic nature of the middle class English, that trying to extend the results outside of the UK…
Depends on the billionaire. If it's someone with a large chunk of a large company, each billion dollars represents hundreds of skilled people employed to do something. If a state is hostile, then why not move that…
Accessibility should only ever be an addition, never a limit.
Have a look at the solar endurance cars; they are pretty interesting on their own, and have had some "functional" designs over the years. It's possible to make a sedan sized car that can be power positive at highway…
OLEDs are an odd example... Their warranties are generally just as good, and the lifespan due to burn in is still improving.
This is exactly what I mean by cheap digital production tools; but it's been possible to do it right since well before cds.
It's well above the rate you need to reproduce everything a human can physically hear; this is one of the big points that shows the author as a moron... The change from cd to vinyl "sound" was largely about mastering,…
Chicken and egg problem. If you start with the assumption that you have a car, they are pretty great. Quiet, no through traffic and can become neighbourly, potentially large blocks. Somewhere to park your car...…
So what? It's a genuinely irrelevant detail... We don't need to optimise for space, we need to optimise for cost of transport, and door to door duration.