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The Elite War on Farmers
(compactmag.com)
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It gets tricky. Should you kill an innocent guy from the street if you can save 5 people with his organs?
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Is Saudi Arabia Exaggerating Its Oil Production Potential?
(oilprice.com)
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The layoffs at Tesla show that white-collar workers are screwed
(fortune.com)
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Sounds interesting, but it's paywalled halfway through.
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Reducing complexity in your life is a good idea in times of turmoil or collapse. The closer things you need are produced, the better.
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4y ago
To skip paywall: https://archive.ph/DjZiC
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Many Winters Are Coming. Start Saving Energy Now
(bloomberg.com)
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Germany raises national energy alert over Russia’s ‘economic attack’
(politico.eu)
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Daily Harvest recalls crumbles after customers report gastrointestinal emergency
(nbcnews.com)
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Board unanimously approves Elon Musk’s $44B Twitter takeover bid
(nypost.com)
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Europe drawing emergency plans to switch to coal after Russia cuts natural-gas
(businessinsider.com)
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Russian rouble hits near 7-year high vs. dollar as tax payments loom
(reuters.com)
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Russia’s Oil Revenue Jumps to $20B in May, IEA Says
(bloomberg.com)
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A collapse can mean many things, not just that we will all die. It may just means that 80-90% of the population will have to work in food production.
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Lack of cheap energy seems like a very good reason. It remains to be proven if renewables snd nuclear will really be able to replace cheap oil when pish cones to shove, and parts of the overall process aren't supported by oil indirectl
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The Twilight of Empire
(ecosophia.net)
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The problem is that usually those norms were dictated by some monarch because he had power and took the responsibility for that power and its consequences. Now nobody is taking the responsibility, but we still have the norms.
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Wind turbine makers selling at a loss and in a 'self-destructive loop'
(rechargenews.com)
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"The Fremen are Chechens: “Sabres of Paradise” as inspiration for Dune" [1] [1] https://scottlocklin.wordpress.com/2021/01/21/the-fremen-are...
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The Fire This Time
(ecosophia.net)
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"prints" give you an immediate picture of the whole execution, if you place them properly. A debugger leaves you isolated in one specific part of the code and you have to crawl out of there with navigation tools that usually are n
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And a political crisis, a lot of people who build things with their hands and that have been "deplorables" for the last few years would start earning a lot of money and becoming much more important. And a lot of people that live i
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Western countries are getting a lot of free stuff from China through financial games, if that financial economy disappears, I wonder how much of that free automatic stuff is actually free and actually automatic.
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I wonder how "gamified" are those numbers in other countries, and the unemployment numbers in general. Certain countries in Europe, at some point classify you as "unemployable" and give you some benefits so that you don&
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Those issues are covered by emacs distributions like spacemacs or doom emacs. I wouldn't use vanilla emacs but I don't think there's much reason to try fix it, the old school people like to build their own configurations on t
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Looks cool! The Cyberdeck builts I've seen make me wonder if somebody is experimenting with alternative input methods for hand-help devices. Currently to work, you either need a decent surface to put the device and type in a normal (sm
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In the case of hitting multiple REST endpoints for different resources, on each query it's clear what pagination I'm using and combining the data is just appending it to the final list. In each case the partial results are flat an
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How do you deal in GraphQL when you have a query hitting with multiple nodes which may return multiple cursors for the different nodes? Seems like a nightmare if you have to check and retry manually for each node, maybe there are libraries
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Alchemy and Artificial Intelligence by Hubert L. Dreyfus (1965) [PDF]
(rand.org)
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