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Batteries can and are used for frequency stabilization, yes.

https://www.pv-magazine.com/2022/07/27/tesla-big-battery-beg...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annexation_of_Tibet_by_the_Peo...

Nobody seems to get that these operational parameters were set and approved and told to be save and then they were still exceeded, lol.

Would like to know which laptop that might be...

All money is fiat.

The best way to predict the future is to invent it. --Alan Kay

ripgrep

can confirm

I wrote my Bachelor and Master thesis with it. I thought about working at HRWorks, but then decided to do Python and now TypeScript. I'm learning Rust now, just because how the closures look a bit similar to Smalltalk since I miss it so much.

https://jacobian.org/2022/sep/9/quality-is-systemic/

I switched from Ruby to Smalltalk in 2008 for this specific reason.

sigzero doIt.

Yes. I love that scene. Improvisation… Improvisation… Improvisation…

5. refactor loop as loop function

Came here to write this, you beat me to it.

BYD

AEG is just a brand?

Dr. Ian Malcolm: God creates dinosaurs. God destroys dinosaurs. God creates man. Man destroys God. Man creates dinosaurs. Dr. Ellie Sattler: Dinosaurs eat man. Woman inherits the earth.

indeed

The dodo is a dinosaur.

Sauropods are Saurischian not Ornitishian. But you are right, we want them too.

The vw sized heart was in a dinosaur show when I was a kid. Either David Norman or Bob Baker stood below a brachiosaur and told the audience about the heart. wow 30 years. Time flies.

Only one way to find out!

It's a different environment than the sun and other isotopes are fused. The plasma is a lot less dense, with a lot less pressure but much higher temperatures. The current technology will not generate other elements. And Gold etc are not created in the sun via fusion. they are generated by a different process involving stellar catastrophies.

Correct. Nuclear fusion research should be funded and realistic goals be set.

Yes because it's hard to make fusion viable since 50 years my guy...

Am I talking to a ChatGPT instance or what is happening here. Let's find out :D

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extra questions you might be interested in:

where is most of the uranium mined that is used in european reactors? what environmental damages are done by reprocessing uran? costs of the buildback of reactors? who will pay for it when the costs for this are 10x what the operators put aside for it? how much subsidies go into nuclear? how do you prevent proliferation in rougue nations that use nuclear for example iran?

Why did people back then think it was save and then it exploded? Were they wrong in their assessment back then? Why were they wrong? Are you sure your assesment is correct today? Why is it better than their assessment back then? Are you sure you are not making the same mistakes that they made back then? Oh look, I can ask questions too, because I am a sealion.

Jup. Fusion research is necessary and funding should be provided. But it is not close to commercial or generative viability.

So there is at the moment no working design for a generator as a plant that produces more electricity than it takes in.

Presenting the progress of fusion in such a way to give the impression that commercialisation is right around the corner has been done before.