Nuclear is way more expensive than other renewables and even gas. It takes a long time to build too. What no one seems to be exploring is creating a world wide array of solar panels so that everyone has power when they need it. Atleast US, Africa, India and Europe could do it together.
Yeah, having lived in third world and now living in California, I can tell this is BS. Third world electricity is having power cuts daily in small towns(not less populated, by the way), and probably weekly in cities. I rarely had a power cut in California in the last decade. If it did, it was less than 15 minutes in all.
Bird species outnumber mammals by more than 2 to 1. I think we have a inbuilt sampling bias for mammals, because that's what we interact with more. There are no living birds that prey on humans or eye-catchingly big ones, that may also explain the bias. Dinosaurs have never left or went extinct. It is more like all big animals(birds and sea dwelling creatures included) died during last mass extinction. A lot of small ones (less than 35lb, by one estimate) did make through.
Yeah, I have actually read that book. But he doesn’t say you can learn a lot by reading like this. In fact he says that a book should be read twice, second time soon after finishing it the first time.
Clickbait and poor understanding of how things work imo. While Apple chips are faster they are also paired with less memory, not to mention the programs are written in different languages using varying frameworks . Apples vs oranges lol.
That this boils to engineer capability for you tells me you are young and inexperienced.
They also make choices and compromises people in US don't. Every interaction in India is loaded with suspicion. Dishonesty is the baseline. Disrespect is the norm. Xenophobia is common. Insecurity is the guiding North Star. Entitlement is prevalent. Hard work is looked down. Rules are for fools and loyalty (however earned/enforced) is everything. I love my country, but those are the facts.
That's the thing with all the interesting stories though. I'm in no way criticizing you, just thought about this for a while. If we let ourselves guided by interesting(and thus rare) stories, we are obviously setting ourselves for failure, because that's not playing the game that needs to be played.
Idk why people preach this a gospel. There are billions of living things, some of which ( peregrine falcon, cheetah etc)do high way speeds and do fine relying on optics. The only animals that rely on sonar are those that live in the dark. There are insects with pea brains which rely on vision. I’m not saying it is proof that only vision works, but to argue against it requires more than platitudes.
If phantom braking is reproducible, ie it happens at the same place and time(because sun angle) you should report it to Tesla. Or post a YouTube and link on Twitter. In 15k miles of mostly autopilot, I have had phantom brake happen once or twice. I’m in the Bay Area. It happened when it couldn’t tell wether the shadow of over cross bridge from a physical object. What is your experience?
This is the thing I miss most with a kindle. The flipping of pages, random seek to a approximate page etc. It is very useful to look back at headings, sections and figures.
Hear you! This sort of unprincipled pragmatism, that overlooks any long term benefit over short term inconvenience is pretty much how things are done in India.
You may have to look at replacing your router. Because AirPlay works over WiFi, if the router is unable to keep up you will end up having a bad experience
Unless, the card has a visible QR/bar code that is 1 to 1 with the hidden code. Then we are f*ed. Not mentioning this a criticism, I like Mullvad, bought this card a couple of days ago and thought about that case when buying it.
Yes, I did. I wish I didn't. If it wasn't financially constraining, I would have left that job sooner. The emotional damage lasts, though its dependent on the person. Run before it hurts your pride and confidence.
This is a wonderful comment! There is missing descriptions of things, the quality, the metrics to use when describing such things and we, the users of those said tools end up spending a lot of time going through bad documentation and learning things by practice. For a trade that pushes the digital frontier to everything it touches, the learning is surprisingly analog.
You are right. Ignore the naysayers. They are the worst kinda right. It is not known what effect you will have with these compounds, wether they are safe in all situations, cause unknown perception risks, not to mention health risks
If it works, devs can move to a safer language for future development of the project. Anyways, code as a sacred artifact perspective needs to go - by that I mean, having tools to modify/convert and answer questions about code much more easily. May be with AI that would finally be possible.