Fgehono

My wife is the person I literally tell everything.

Not much scar tissue if you see your partner your bff.

Not much of a relationship you have anyway if you withold things.

I'm even sometimes take pictures when I experience alone because I immediately want to share it with her.

You really need to read and understand my point.

I didn't say that this is or not is a good position we are in and if it would be better or worse if we had more/much more nuclear.

The main point was that extrem simplified 'suggestions/comments' like this add 0 value. .

And your last sentence is just captain hindsight visiting...

It matters because it's part of our history in regards of awareness to the technology and research and development which we lacked timewise and human resources wise. People in the 60 potentially worked less on these topics in Germany than in France.

The density is relevant in point of risk.

It's easier to find empty spots in France or more very rural ones than in Germany.

Also additional to this, France is more centralized to Paris.

Ah so it's pure phobia. Interesting.

So you checked all reasons and concluded that's it?

What studies did you consult?

And even if it's 'only' phobia wouldn't it also be a problem of politics and education then?

And while I don't necessarily against nuclear, I do really believe that every investment in nuclear would be much more beneficial towards wind, solar, geo, power lines and energy storage.

Why?

Makes people more independent and therefore the country better equipped for catastrophies. It creates synergies with all other energy storage problems like ev's, laptops and smartphones.

It makes people more energy aware.

The investment will push prices down for everyone including 3th world countries.

Less risk for dirty bomb material.

No long term storage problem.

Less dependencies to other countries because Uran etc doesn't exist everywhere while the other materials are much easier to get globally.

Also castor Transports are super expensive and the whole supply chain too due to terrorism risk and health risk.

I also have worked with plenty of people in my life, the assumption that people are always able to handle dangerous materials which are not visible harmful feels stupid.

I made my point: simplification like ops comment is shitty and there is more behind it than just 'we are stupid'.

Japan: controlled from the top. Criticism is not culturally appropriate.

For example in Japan there are not really stand up comedians who criticis other people due to culture.

This implies than it's much easier to do nuclear again independent of what the people of Japan want or not want.

If only you would understand the context better.

Germany was not allowed to do nuclear after WW2.

German then took the Three Mile Island accident much more serious.

And later in the 80 there was tchernobyl. Even today you need to check some meat you hunted from the Bavarian forest against radiation.

Tchernobyl is part of Germans history too.

Germany has double the density of France which makes nuclear even harder to do.

I really hate comments like yours, simplifying complex things like this makes it out that we are just too stupid for nuclear... No there are reasons

Oh there is at least when you are part of a house.

My old co owners did not like my proposal for allowing it.

It's just that now (and I'm surprised actually) the law will come.

I'm not sure if it is too small of an real issue for the old people or only them care about the optics of non architectural relevant buildings

Crazy how fast the peaces fall in place.

A big text corpus gives quite a huge amount of context.

SD also got better through this

Any discount for a fellow hner? :)

'more or less'.

In Europe they are working very well and are used constantly.

.de is used by most Germans. .fr french, .at etc.

Switch was broken through a Nvidia tegra hardware bug.

And Nintendo Fokus on gameplay and not doing the hardware race makes emulation much easier for current games (switch is also really old by now)

Mmhh but you only get 3 cards right?

So the opposition now is responsible for the decisions of the party in Power?

Ah yes I don't think that this works that way

I'm not sure if I get it.

How do you use them?

And why is the eink display so slow?

At least in Germany the discussion about mandatority took too long.

And it was plenty discussed at that time.

But the Querdenker issue was too strong in comparison to a lot of other eu countries

Whenever you do a one day full of updates and fix small issues but also gain new features and performance, just remember there is someone who uses some super old db no one wanna touch it again and the migration of that old thing will take weeks!

Could you elaborate on the load balancing?

Is this a replacement for PG bouncer and similar?

I'm pretty sure big cloud companies will keep using tape for a long time.

For a home/small business it's still too much effort and expensive.

I tried revisiting this topic so often and HDD was always so much cheaper for just 5-30tb which is quite a lot for quite a lot of companies.

Because by training it they created something new.

I don't mind just making a point.

But I don't think they mind. I don't believe that this type of model training is able to be bleeding edge which should guarantee that openai has enough motivation to continue the development and having a healthy competition

Perhaps it helps you to see a PR for what it can be instead:

As the point we're you are allowed to get good feedback.

Next time press the button for opening a PR and think 'ha I'm curious what I learn today!'

Don't open a PR and assume you will be merging it soon, open it to be able to work on your fine-tune process