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Lower numbers in Flensburg🇩🇪 are always desirable - whether it's points for German drivers (traffic fines) - or district heating temperatures. By reducing the need for 95°C heat from 10 > 1%, it's much easier to let heat pumps take over most of the heat supply. That's what the local utility will do.

Transformation in Flensburg: low temperatures for efficient heat pumps
As an innovative public utility company, Stadtwerke Flensburg is committed to decarbonisation and CO2 neutrality. To achieve this goal, the municipal utility company is working with Gradyent to reduce temperatures in the district heating system. As part of the partnership, the two companies have found a way to reduce the necessary annual heat share with a temperature above 95°C from around 10% to 1%. This means that heat pumps can be used to a higher extent and operated efficiently.

I didn't realize so many Quick Build projects were failing this badly to reduce injury crashes. On some of these streets I *feel* safer since the changes, but the numbers don't lie. These are failures and SF must reevaluate its whole approach. Concrete > flex posts
https://missionlocal.org/2024/03/sf-vi

Vision Zero lacks a vision, experts say
As San Francisco hit the 10-year anniversary of its 2014 “Vision Zero” plan to eliminate all traffic fatalities, the effort has failed: Nearly as many

This https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.15347 has been replaced.
initial toot: https://mastoxiv.page/@arXiv_mat…

Filling Radius, Quantitative $K$-theory and Positive Scalar Curvature
We prove a quantitative upper bound on the filling radius of complete, spin manifolds with uniformly positive scalar curvature using the quantitative operator $K$-theory and index theory.

"The point I’m attempting to make is that when a company, built on Open-Source, tries to lock it down, almost always in defence of falling margins and a perceived “ripping off” by others, it fails to re-invigorate the community"
https://freshbrewed.science/2024/04/09

A Survey on Integrated Sensing and Communication with Intelligent Metasurfaces: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities
Ahmed Magbool, Vaibhav Kumar, Qingqing Wu, Marco Di Renzo, Mark F. Flanagan
https://arXiv.org/abs/2401.15562

A Survey on Integrated Sensing and Communication with Intelligent Metasurfaces: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities
The emergence of various technologies demanding both high data rates and precise sensing performance, such as autonomous vehicles and internet of things devices, has propelled an increasing popularity of integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) in recent years. ISAC offers an efficient framework for communication and sensing where both functionalities are carried out in a shared spectrum, utilizing the same hardware, beamformer and waveform design. At the same time, intelligent metasurfaces …

#ThrowBackThursday #RockyMountainNationalPark
View across Fall River Valley from the Trail Ridge Visitors Center, at sunrise. October 2015

I didn't realize so many Quick Build projects were failing this badly to reduce injury crashes. On some of these streets I *feel* safer since the changes, but the numbers don't lie. These are failures and SF must reevaluate its whole approach. Concrete > flex posts
https://missionlocal.org/2024/03/sf-vi

Vision Zero lacks a vision, experts say
As San Francisco hit the 10-year anniversary of its 2014 “Vision Zero” plan to eliminate all traffic fatalities, the effort has failed: Nearly as many

Isn’t there something we can do to prevent falling for this pattern?
From: @…
https://chaos.social/@kubikpixel/112173692284908826…

Lukas Foerster wie immer sehr schön über das Regiedebüt der im letzten Jahr verstorbenen Filmemacherin Safi Faye KADDU BEYKAT, das Anblaffen des ersten Todestages als Special im Forum läuft
https://www.perlentaucher.de/im-kino/filmkritik-zu-kaddu-…

"Kaddu beykat" von Safi Faye - Im Kino - Filmkritik von Lukas Foerster
Lukas Foerster: Im Kino vom 21.02.2024

Homicides in major US cities falling at ‘one of fastest rates ever’ – report | US crime | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/apr/15/homicide-murder-rates-down