Krasnol

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by Krasnol 2y ago
> No, it makes it possible to have nuclear base load plants in Hungary and Bulgaria and few other countries while some small country can play the renewable game at home Those reactors play a negligible role. We've seen it all when t
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by Krasnol 2y ago
And this is how countries with nuclear energy still doing it: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41560-023-01228-5 https://cepa.org/article/russias-civil-nuclear-threat-must-b...
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by Krasnol 2y ago
They don't rely on nuclear energy. They rely on the grid. Just like the rest of the connected countries. Just like nuclear country France does. What kind of energy is cheap at the moment there is irrelevant. If nuclear energy would be
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by Krasnol 2y ago
There is no irony there at all. Austria, just like many other European countries, are connected to a single grid which has all kinds of energies and where everybody buys on the European Energy Exchange. This grid is what makes the rapid tra
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Since the article adds no value besides a rage bait, I would like to add that the resulting decision to not build any nuclear power plant without consulting the population first was a significant step for the Austrian population's part
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112 points by Krasnol 2y ago|21 comments
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by Krasnol 2y ago
> It's been squeezed more and more exactly because it doesn't pay enough. Not enough for whom? The investors or the customers? We know it's for the investors who need more and more, but Spotify is a limited service. It off
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Ads seem to pay enough to make them squeeze more and more in it. > It's free, you can't expect to have all the features that cost money per user to be provided. It is not free. People pay with their data and their stolen attent
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by Krasnol 2y ago
> And that makes them irrelevant? Negligible? Insubstantial? The context? Did you pay attention? The prices are rising, the service is getting worse. You know...the topic. > You're more than welcome to try and start your own musi
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Oh, please. These licenses are fixed percentages. The only thing that is fixed about your employers' greed is that it has no end. Spotify pays "$0.003-$0.005 per stream. Artists can expect around $400 for every 100,000 streams.&qu
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Free users already have to suffer through advertisements while the artists get ridiculous amounts of money. As I wrote below: I doubt many people will start paying if they don't have access to lyrics. It is just another power move to m
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by Krasnol 2y ago
> This circles back and begs the question: you need to stop giving to artists, because free users can't see lyrics, because Spotify is trying to nudge more people to go paid & give to artists? I'm sure this marketing argume
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by Krasnol 2y ago
The language is the result of an utter frustration and sheer anger with the whole business model. Why can't we have nice things anymore? It worked so well, but it seems like they can't squeeze enough out of us customers, and it ha
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Could you elaborate on this? I don't understand.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
I hate how it gets normal to join some service just to see it becoming worse and worse, or just more expensive. How is this model still something CEOs go for? Is it because there are enough people stupid enough to keep on paying to make up
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Yes they do, and they are unfortunate as we can see here many times over and in this case it is a currently popular franchise which also had some games and this thing which has neither something to do with the franchise, nor with a game or
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by Krasnol 2y ago
It's not just me as you can see here. Nobody says that the word is owned by a franchise but as you see, especially with the "3D" and the fact that the franchise is trending, it causes confusion.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
It is terrible, actually. Why would one do this? It isn't even slightly related to the product. Damn...
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by Krasnol 2y ago
This is awesome. After wanting to build up my shoulders, I went to YouTube and looked for exercises. The utter madness I've been served searching for this was staggering. Overhyped bodybuilders promoting pills, fitness influencers, equ
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Sounds like it's time again for the litany of fear, uncertainly and doubt or will we, now that the EU has hit so many times, finally hear the other one? The one where Apple came up with the idea by themselves, and they just needed some
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Yes, I thought that too but since we're on the Cold War level again, it might be a trick and the article a glorification of Russian agents...on the other hand, they work with Bellingcat and if those guys don't think it's fish
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by Krasnol 2y ago
> On 23 July 2021 Russia's Ministry of Justice added The Insider to its list [ru] of "foreign mass media performing the functions of a foreign agent".[66][67] On 14 December 2021 a court in Moscow ordered the outlet to pay
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by Krasnol 2y ago
I've found the show because of a post on reddit listing TV critics ratings for TV shows, and this stood out as one of the few which were good from start to end. We're at season 5 atm and up until this point, I can confirm the rati
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by Krasnol 3y ago
If your margins are so low that you depend on this, you should quit. Also, good for the environment.
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Mad (Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence and Data) Landscape [pdf](mattturck.com)
2 points by Krasnol 3y ago|0 comments
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by Krasnol 3y ago
advertising: $200k ruining your reputation by the CEO: priceless
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by Krasnol 3y ago
The argument works in real life too: Ads are stealing our attention. They shouldn't be allowed to do that.
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by Krasnol 3y ago
I never drove one of these, but I always wonder if we're already past the "way too old person behind the wheel"-point where I rather see those people in a car driven by a computer than having them in control. It becomes quite
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by Krasnol 3y ago
This is the way.
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by Krasnol 3y ago
Where would they go to? Which one of the big four are "clean"?

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