Michael Prince from billions. Not bad, not desirable either.
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World News@lemmy.world•France's Macron urges calm after far-right activist fatally beatenEnglish
1644·11 days agoYeah great, let’s be the flip side of the coin instead of a force for betterment in the world. Let’s kill 23 year olds that barely have lived or learned at all and totally will never change in their lives.
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News@lemmy.world•Russell Vought raided USAID budgets he helped gut to pay for his own security
1·12 days agoSame. Most revolution overthrows a leader and instead of locking him up for good so he can’t hurt anybody, they can’t stop their mob justice and Lynch him instead. No need to kill them, just put them out to pasture.
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News@lemmy.world•Russell Vought raided USAID budgets he helped gut to pay for his own security
12·12 days agoBut you are intolerant…?
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News@lemmy.world•Russell Vought raided USAID budgets he helped gut to pay for his own security
19·13 days agoLocking people up -> protecting society. Killing people -> doing the same as them just inverted.
Killing people does. Not. Work. And it isn’t necessary.
Why is the us that obsessed with killing each other?
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News@lemmy.world•What's Behind the Rise in Colon Cancer in Young Guys?
73·14 days agoMost synthetic sweeteners are considered scientifically rigorously tested and safe for consumption. :)
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News@lemmy.world•UK couple held in Iran for 400 days are ‘starving and suffering neglect’ son warns
81·14 days agoTo be fair, for most shithole countries tourism is a beloved form of income. So they usually leave travelers alone. Even NK mostly. The US started violating that rule, that’s why tourism is down massively.
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World News@lemmy.world•Elon Musk Seeks Image Repair After Epstein Files: Cuts Starlink Access to Russian Military Following Years of Data SharingEnglish
1·25 days agoMore like they premised to force Trump to keep it secret for starlink access and their elderly asset fumbled than in his demented rage. Now the deal is off.
… In the US. And yes, reform is required. Alot of bad cops need to go. More need extended retaining and some need promotion and more control. Police is traditionally to protect and serve, that should be reemphasized.
Even those trying to change the system from within?
Cops are a bad thing… In the US. Also not all cops, even in the US. ;)
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News@lemmy.world•Genetic Data From Over 20,000 U.S. Children Misused for ‘Race Science’
4·1 month agoResist people gonna racist. But corrupting the science that is there to prevent this exact thing can only be solved by funding a lot of peer review and invoking an ethical panel to ban them from future scientific funding.
Lifelong imprisonment and service to their community. An eye for an eye is not better than what they are doing. Let’s be better and offer the punishment with the humanity they are unwilling to grant their enemies.
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News@lemmy.world•New research shows how shunning ultraprocessed foods helps with aging
1·1 month agoDo banana plant milk shakes they help with calories and energy
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News@lemmy.world•New research shows how shunning ultraprocessed foods helps with aging
9·2 months agoAs someone who recently had to restrict to less processed foods and no meat and dairy: comes automatically for a time as your body needs time to adjust to the humongous volume of good you need to hit the same calorie limits. Less dense and less energy rich and takes longer to process results in some weird always hungry and always eating behavior for a few weeks and some humongous toilet plugging logs xD
Normalizes after a few weeks.
Hard disagree. I’m a security engineer by training and actually learned C at university among other languages. Most security weaknesses are human error. Therefore most used and therefore read and audited code tends to be the most secure. C is a perfectly reasonable language for low level things like embedded controllers where rust is hard to get. But safer by design is always more reliable than skill or willpower or even experience. So its just not likely that his C code is safer than something written in current technology. I get feeling comfortable in a language, but that should not ignore technological progress. I’m not a fan of all thee rust hype, but in terms of security it is a signifikant leap forward and feels alot like C.
Just vibes? Is this vibe coded? The readme reads like AI. Why C? If you vibe code, why not use a memory safe language instead? No libs? Why would you create your own parsers? Thats how security nightmares are born. :/ thanks for your contribution though

This result matches largely with the startups claims. Given what they tested, cycle times and aging are largely unknown and thermal management requirements are quite high for fast charging, this results in problems with packing, aging and charge losses. Its a nice first step, but there is a ways to go until market readiness IMHO.
I’m something of an electrical engineer but not a battery expert by any means.