Ambolia

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by Ambolia 4y ago
Strip-mining Europe from all their industry will help. But it is doubtful that the supply chain disruptions caused by it will not do more damage than what partial reindustrialization can accomplish. I guess we will find out next year.
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by Ambolia 4y ago
US neocons are already celebrating it: https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/who-will-rid-me-of-thi...
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by Ambolia 4y ago
It's over for Europe either way. There's nothing we can do about it, we will get deindustrialized and all the industry and professionals moved to the US.
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John Michael Greer – The Catabolic Collapse of Civilization (Video Interview)(youtube.com)
2 points by Ambolia 4y ago|0 comments
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by Ambolia 4y ago
You can separate users with commas on nitter to get a chronological timeline: https://nitter.net/ID_AA_Carmack,PeterZeihan Otherwise you can get RSS links from nitter and add them to the browser extension Fraidycat, I'
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Beyond the Peak(ecosophia.net)
2 points by Ambolia 4y ago|0 comments
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by Ambolia 4y ago
I think the only question here is not if the EU can secure "enough gas", which I doubt it can even if the article is so sure, but at what price? And can the German industry stay competitive with those energy prices? In case it can
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Bill Gates and partners used their clout to control global Covid response(politico.com)
7 points by Ambolia 4y ago|1 comments
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“Why Railroad Workers Like Me Are Planning to Strike This Friday”(newsweek.com)
8 points by Ambolia 4y ago|2 comments
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Am I missing something on the top diagram of the article labeled "A hypothetical curve on dry asphalt"? It has sections labeled "counterstearing" but I don't see any counterstearing in the movement marked in red. Wh
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Google canceled its next Pixelbook and shut down the team building it(theverge.com)
57 points by Ambolia 4y ago|38 comments
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Pure HTML/CSS/Js either devolves into spaguetti code very fast, or requires you to put very hard conventions to avoid it. Component Frameworks give you more structure that organize the projects in more sane ways.
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Before Winter Comes(ecosophia.net)
3 points by Ambolia 4y ago|0 comments
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Never cared about psychedelics, but if it's only "marginally better" than antidepresants, and has less side effects, that sounds like a huge win.
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by Ambolia 4y ago
I would say it's not so much about good or bad design, and more about which kinds of decisions, how many moving parts, and what consequences they have down the line. Like on backend you will have a choice of database, choice of languag
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by Ambolia 4y ago
I would say that Frontend development in general (HTML+CSS) and the whole javascript ecosystem are a nightmare of patches on top of other patches, and endless exceptions and small components whose sole job is to plug some hole from a differ
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Trump White House exerted pressure on FDA Covid-19 emergency use authorizations(politico.com)
5 points by Ambolia 4y ago|0 comments
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Well, the point of peak oil was never that oil will run out, just that it will get more expensive to extract it until the point where you have to spend more energy to extract it that what you get back. This may not be happening, but I see s
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by Ambolia 4y ago
I don't deny it may be possible, but I'd be interested in knowing: - What amount of natural resources (lithium for batteries, neodymium for wind turbines, ...) would be required, where would it come from, how would we transport it
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by Ambolia 4y ago
It remains to be seen if nuclear or renewables can really carry the kind of energy expenditure we had with oil by themselves, it's very easy to ignore hidden costs when you have a cheap energy resource that can cover them, not so easy
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by Ambolia 4y ago
I tried to visit the website on mobile, but the content disappears as soon as I scroll, and only the header and footer remain
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by Ambolia 4y ago
I don't understand how can those companies afford to put those fake meat sections on all supermarkets across the globe. At least in my european country all supermarkets seem to have this section and from what I've been told most o
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The Great Rehash, Part Two: The Future’s Cold Eyes(ecosophia.net)
1 points by Ambolia 4y ago|0 comments
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America Isn’t Ready for War with China(compactmag.com)
10 points by Ambolia 4y ago|12 comments
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GeoCities GIF Bot – Web history, one GIF at a time(twitter.com)
2 points by Ambolia 4y ago|0 comments
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by Ambolia 4y ago
May be a bit unfair, but to me this looks like a gun taped to a robot. Not really impressive except for the shock value on the internet. More aesthetics than function or anything revolutionary.
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China’s SMIC Is Shipping 7nm Foundry ASICs(semianalysis.com)
5 points by Ambolia 4y ago|0 comments
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The Great Rehash, Part One: The Best and the Brightest(ecosophia.net)
12 points by Ambolia 4y ago|0 comments
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Google is very curated at this point, there are current topics that simply won't appear on any search. Usually in social media they are possible to find, either directly or using indirect terms.
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American Nationalism's China Test(compactmag.com)
1 points by Ambolia 4y ago|0 comments

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