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by 7952 1y ago
Talk of colonialism often descends into semantics. I think the main issue with Israeli policy in this regard is that Israelis are attempting and succeeding to expel people from their homes. That is happening on the west bank now.
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by 7952 1y ago
Funny to talk about "context" while narrowing the frame of reference. Another piece of context is polling showing that a majority of Israeli citizens support the forced expulsion of Gazan citizens and even Arab Israeli citizens.
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That is exactly the danger a pedestrian faces when a car drives into them. At least with a scooter the driver takes on more of the risk and has more skin in the game.
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by 7952 1y ago
So they become a consultancy?
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by 7952 1y ago
Oh wow I had forgotten about default variables. Such a lovely and inscrutable idea.
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I guess it could be considered anti-circumvention under the DMCA. So maybe legally it becomes another copyright question.
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by 7952 1y ago
But reading between the lines there are not many plausible end states. Its a choice between a return to a status quo where Israel has defended borders. Or a removal of Palestinians from the territory. I think most people in the internati
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by 7952 1y ago
I think that article references a discussion from 2022 rather than something new as the headline implies.
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You are just heading into another set of abstractions. A third neutral path that still misses the most important factor. That human life and dignity is the overwhelming priority. A legitimate" concern is a very bad reason for death,
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Its almost like genocide is a secret taboo that people won't admit to. Because at some level the logic of it actually fits (if you accept a premise of ethno-nationalism). It's a form of logical insanity; but that is what war an
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by 7952 1y ago
So do fish when they are harvested from the ocean. But that doesn't mean it is sustainable.
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It depends on the time and spatial scale. And how much replanting is happening.
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Ultimately what matters is the total amount of carbon in the atmosphere. Biofuels could help or hinder that effort. It all depends on the wider system.
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And tense your arms muscles and hand grip when you brake. A lot of over the handle bar accidents are due to people not being ready to absorb the force of braking. Also, on uneven ground you can apply a little brake to get a sense of the su
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by 7952 1y ago
I guess if the devices were reliable enough they could be added to floor boxes. But ultimately putting docks in monitors seems the cleanest way.
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by 7952 1y ago
But humans can't tell perfectly either and would be responding to much of the same data that automation would be. I wonder if they could have buttons that are about the situation rather than the technical action. Have a fire response
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At some point I think we need to accept more control from automation. The model where ultimate authority reverts to a single input is a cop out. That could be pilot input, sensor input or even direction from ATC. They will all provide f
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by 7952 1y ago
Organisations can be fiendishly good at cultivating this kind of unaccountability. The software is managed by a contractor, maybe a project management company, a local PM team all of which focus on the performance of management and maybe b
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by 7952 1y ago
Anything that stops people fishing a part of the sea is probably a good thing for the environment.
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by 7952 1y ago
You still have to send people out into the field. And you had to know what you waned to survey ahead of time. During the war that sometimes meant sending survey teams behind enemy lines. Satellite remote sensing changed all of that.
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by 7952 1y ago
My hunch is that instant messaging is slowly taking over that space. If you actually want to connect with people you can without needing much of a platform.
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by 7952 1y ago
Or maybe it is just familiarity. You could have a village where everyone knows everyone else and most people have never travelled more than ten miles from where they were born. Or a city of thousands. Of course one will be more trusting
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by 7952 1y ago
I think the post war political movement in America that produced the Martial Plan was exceptional. The situation now in terms of institutions, leadership and doctrine is nothing like that. It is difficult to believe that America of today
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by 7952 1y ago
Well nuclear is a thermal power station.
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by 7952 1y ago
Yeah surprised they haven't released a paid product to block other Oracle products.
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by 7952 1y ago
I agree, although it seems like a failure of imagination that this is so difficult. The staff will have a good understanding of what usually happens and what needs to happen. What they are lacking is some really basic things that are the
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The suppliers will know and be able to predict what a large customer like M&S is likely to order. They will probably be preparing items before they are even ordered. And surely their must be some kind of understanding of what a typica
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by 7952 1y ago
I wonder if you could require the company to licence all its IP for free within the country. So that the brand and designs could still exist.
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by 7952 1y ago
Skyscrapers seem like the worst possible case study. Because surely they are dominated by other factors beyond just basic materials.
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I agree on solar and that is hypothetically true of nuclear. But in reality nuclear industry has had far less ecological benefit than the wind industry.

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