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  • Yes, in financial theory it's called a "utility function". Log functions are frequently used to represent risk averse patterns.

  • Idk, that is exactly how lemmy.zip does it. Fairly straight forward if you ask me.

  • Yes, I would very much like that. I've always had the vague feeling that I do and enjoyed being with and around children, but started thinking about it more when I was together with my now-ex since we were discussing future plans.

    Children are joy, discovery, love, and they are the future. I expect it might be both the most difficult but also rewarding venture one can set out on.

  • You can use reader mode to bypass it

  • Still use my 5T. Absolute tank of a phone. Considering replacing the battery and charging/aux port to refresh it for another 4 year run.

    Only chink is the glue holding on the camera lens is giving out

  • $19 for a full year per employee is actually quite cheap. Wouldn't surprise me if it's a lower cost than they had for KCM. Furthermore, it moves liability from the airlines to the government for any security mishaps.

  • Comic Strips @lemmy.world

    Self-love - The Oatmeal

    theoatmeal.com /comics/self_love
  • Teatime

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  • People were optimizing for this here in Sweden, then a "peak effect charge" was introduced, where you're charged extra monthly based on the average of the three hours of largest effect usage. This is dialed in to be approximately 25% of the monthly bill at normal usage (and can go much higher).

  • Implementing long-distance high-voltage transmission lines is a common counterargument against the inherent fragile and unpredictable nature of variable renewable energy systems.

    It's fairly frequent (several times per decade) to have high/low pressure systems with a radius of 100's of km, at which point a variable renewable system (wind+solar) can reach an output below <1% of installed capacity (when combined with the winter season) for extended (hours to several days) periods of time.

    At that point, there is the choice of grid-scale long term energy storage up to a magnitude of TWh's (potentially seasonal), long-distance transmission (up to 1000's of km) or ensuring that other energy production systems exist that can pick up the slack (requiring redundant capacity, which is inefficient).

  • Luckily I drive a piece of last-millenium machinery.

    May the japanese engineers that designed it with reliability in mind be praised.

  • Semla with rose jam filling

  • Was just thinking that, awesome little game!

  • Removed

    shocking

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  • The most at hand explanation I think would be biological differences between the genders. Male puberty is, on average, delayed by approximately 18 months in comparison. Girls/women are earlier in development and mature earlier, boys/men later.

    Puberty was pretty much the defining factor back in the day for adulthood vs childhood.

  • Historic sci-fi is certainly interesting!

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  • Definitely has happened but not often. It's a lot easier if there's a common ground to start at though.

  • Am I the only one even a little happy to see the head of a major company mentioning upgradability as an appeal for customers?

    Please do stick with two unsoldered SODIMM slots for your laptops Asus.