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by 6d6b73 7y ago
Lol. Im sure $150 co2 sensor will be able to detect co2 concentration in the atmosphere of our planet. Climat is a very delicate system. Once we remove too much there might not be enough time to reverse this.
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"massive application of olivine in agriculture may cause imbalances in plant nutrition, notably at low Ca availability, and will bring Ni into the food chain." https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PM
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I'm not talking about this one project, but multiple projects going on at the same time. And yes we can measure it daily but do we know what's the lag? If we remove 1mln tons of CO2 from the atmosphere today, will it show up in t
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"The Last 3 Ice Ages Were Caused By Volcanic Rock Weathering Near the Equator [...] Project Vesta seeks to mimic this natural process but to greatly accelerate it because we do not have millions of years to wait." I'm afraid
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
But doesn't that depend on how large is the pot and how much energy you're putting into boiling it? Not to mention that you also need to know the environment in the which you're trying to boil the water. If you're trying
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
Yeah - https://www.iflscience.com/environment/we-could-be-heading-m...
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And these people can make mistakes or be biased. If we can't predict what the weather in our hometowns will be how can we predict how will the climate change?
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
The most powerful supercomputers in the world are not even close in processing power of a 4 year old. Isn't it possible that some people can see patterns that the supercomputers can't?
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
=> more snow in winter => mini ice age
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It's a problem for astronomy for example.
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
That single bit carries a lot of potential information with it: - location - time when the person is active i.e does the victim use computer at 11pm? - mail client used - potential to connect user with other services using ip/MUA track
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
And what's open about HN?
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"On the implementation of the TEMP protocol, a laser etched version of Wikipedia will be created using plates of a resilient alloy to store miniaturized versions of every page. " If the TEMP is so severe that Wikipedia will need t
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
I can't wait for the new wave of spam that tells me that they have access to my Linux computer using Outlook, or RDP, and that all I need to do for them to not release my d* pics is to send them some Libra Coins. Since FB will make it
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The latest leap forward in visual AI is downright mesmerizing(fastcompany.com)
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Argentina and Uruguay Without Power After ‘Massive’ Failure(nytimes.com)
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Apple Now Scans Uploaded Content for Child Abuse Imagery(macobserver.com)
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
A lot, if not most of the important scientific discoveries were result of work of "an army of one". From biosciences to physics you can do amazing stuff. We don't need any new zuckebergs that siphone all of the great minds th
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
So don't publish it.
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
Have you tried https://twitter.com/textfiles/ ?
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
Well, actually we know that.. It's called engineering.. And no, we can't guarantee that it will work for 10k years as there is too many things that could go wrong, but we can, based on our current knowledge predict that it should
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
The thing that truly worries me is that once these countries are no longer dependent on each other it will be easier for them to get into war with each other.
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Statement Regarding FedEx’s Relationship with Amazon(investors.fedex.com)
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Momentum is building to explore Venus(nature.com)
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
Oh come on, let's get real. Nazis, or Soviets are not some mythical creatures that was summoned by the Hitler and Stalin to do their bidding - they are regular people, who decided that not to intervene even when they knew that what&#x2
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
"He who sows the wind, reaps the storm."
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
Right when, they were supposed to - when Hitler attacked Poland. If Hitler had to fight on two fronts in September 1939 there would be no Blitzkrieg. And possibly Russian would not attack Poland, Finland and other countries at that time.
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by 6d6b73 7y ago
Just because I put myself in harms way, I can't claim to be a hero after I get myself out safely.
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They were on Nazi side at the beginning of the war, so really they were trying to stop the Nazi tide that they helped to create.
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Let's not forget that by attacking Poland, Finland, and by taking over Baltic countries, Russians help Hitler conquer most of Europe. They really should be considered the aggressor in WW2, not savior. On the other front, if France and

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