Half the time the hard drive wouldn’t even spin down, which sure is nice when you’re planning to be jostling it around in a bag for a couple hours.
I'm pretty sure this is what trashed my first laptop. Thankfully I didn't have a lot of information on there yet and was able to replace the hard drive. But absolutely ridiculous that this passed quality control.
Doesn't look that performance intensive to me, my phone finished it in no time.
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Und den neuen Zug, den die Japaner testen ist auch ~~keine Magnetschwebebahn, sondern ein hybrid, der auf Luft oder Rädern läuft und nur magnetisch angetrieben wird, nicht gehoben. (Chuo shinkansen)~~
Edit: falsch! Der schwebt magnetisch. Zweifelsohne spielt die Aerodynamik eine große Rolle, bei den angepeilten 500 kmh, aber es werden Magneten zum erzeugen von Auftriebskraft genutzt.
Insbesondere, da über Weihnachten einiges stillsteht.
Wow, GitHub is not handling that RTL text well. (Or FF on Android is to blame, can't compare at the moment)
English is not my first language and I have recently thought a lot about the impact of language in other fields. Programming is one, but to be fair the number of keywords is very limited and not too hard to learn. We had programming in school and while we already had English as well, I don't think it's a hard requirement.
Science is also very heavily impacted. The primary language is English, so if you are good at physics and suck at language learning - well tough luck because you can't do science without knowing English first. The number of people who's scientific progress and subsequent beneficial impact on the world is stunted, just because they did not learn English...
Your programming language will probably not take off, but I like the idea behind it.
Learning from hearing: I'll write down the word that makes this sound
Learning as a second language: I'll write down the translation for the word I know in my native tongue.
Würdest du sagen "der Mensch verbraucht Sauerstoff zum Atmen"? Oder "der Mensch braucht Sauerstoff zum Atmen"?
It's a good energy source in principle and Germany definitely should have let their reactors run longer, but it's just too damn expensive to build new ones. I'm not aware of any serious private installations of nuclear that are being built right now. One small modular reactor company in the US recently announced they will need twice as much money as previous estimated to build one.
Meanwhile, a ton of people and companies are building solar and wind everywhere.
OpenAIs whisper macht doch speech to text so weit ich weiß. Also wenn das mit überholt wird könnte das gut funktionieren.
Je mehr ich drüber nachdenke, desto mehr bin ich auf deiner Seite. Wir brauchen Sauerstoff zum Leben, wir verbrauchen es nicht. Pflanzen brauchen Licht, aber verbrauchen es nicht. Vielleicht einfach Datennutzung?
Aber in einer Sache sind wir uns alle einig: es ist so was von total egal! XD
If you have any proof on the contrary I'd like to hear it. Because the article didn't provide any.
Vermutlich. Bei einem Unfall mit weniger als 50kmh zu sterben ist in einem modernen Auto nicht mehr so wahrscheinlich.
Mein Bauchgefühl sagt, dass der Stadtverkehr mit dem Auto mehr tote Menschen hervorbringt, alsdie Autobahn.