Krasnol

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by Krasnol 4mo ago
How are renewables more dangerous?
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by Krasnol 4mo ago
Yeah I know this Shillenberger tactic of playing "you love coal because you hate nuclear". It is no argument or discussion happening in real life now. It is nuclear vs. renewables and nuclear is losing. ...also those are not small
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by Krasnol 4mo ago
I'm not planning for anything because you can't plan for the next decade atm. How would you plan for 100s and 1000s of years? We should REDUCE the danger to those generations and not make it larger for no sane reason.
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by Krasnol 4mo ago
Do you know it will still be properly monitored in 100 years? What about 1000? How would you know if there are even people left who know what it is?? May be societal collapse isn't a problem. Maybe we're having a nice new beginnin
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by Krasnol 4mo ago
Yeah but the risk management of a dam is ridiculously small compared to waste which will be dangerous so far into future that we might not know if people will even know what it is. A dam damming water at a hill is obvious. Some warm stuff s
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by Krasnol 4mo ago
Waste which will be here for many generations of humans and can seriously harm them is overblown? It never cases to amaze me how much blatant misinformation circulates around this topic. Just a few years ago, nobody sane would have predicte
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by Krasnol 4mo ago
...but nobody wants to build it: https://www.bluewin.ch/de/news/schweiz/die-schweiz-kann-wied...
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by Krasnol 4mo ago
The solution is obviously another AI which checks the output for sanity. You'd of course need another one to check the sanity of the sanity check decision of the previous one.
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by Krasnol 4mo ago
I have a crazy idea: design the product with compliance in mind already!
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by Krasnol 5mo ago
Yes, seen it all. I love how the girl is still talk weeks later. It is a great field though. The wide range of tech you're confronted with is astonishing and all of it live 24/7. I wish I'd have discovered the field earlier i
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by Krasnol 5mo ago
I've been managing dozens of Surfaces for work. Never had any issues with them. Solid hardware and a good alternative to the Lenovo Thinkpads we're also using but "don't look so nice".
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by Krasnol 5mo ago
I support radiologies...I have seen things, patients wouldn't believe. MRI in helium off the shoulder of the CS student. I watched DICOMs corrupt in the dark near the PACS gateway. All those moments will be lost in time...like unsa
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by Krasnol 5mo ago
I love those admin passwords which a tech will give you at some point because he doesn't want to do the work himself. If they even have passwords... Unfortunately Siemens woke up.
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by Krasnol 5mo ago
The company’s last video is 4 weeks old! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N24UqL389rs I'm astonished they (sill) exist. The idea is so beyond stupid, I thought it was a joke at first. I'm still not really sure that
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by Krasnol 5mo ago
Wait, actually, let me quickly...send it over in Whatsapp
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by Krasnol 5mo ago
I can't imagine why you would be so stupid to allow phones to exams. Is this normal in the US?
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by Krasnol 5mo ago
Seriously, if you are a lazy or too slow son of a wealthy family, do you care about "honour" or what your daddy will give you if you pass? It smells like a backdoor.
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by Krasnol 6mo ago
Singapore Airlines is majority-owned by the Singapore government's investment and holding company Temasek Holdings, which holds 55% of voting stock as of 31 March 2020 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singapore_Airlin
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by Krasnol 6mo ago
There are morning where I go for mid coffee if I can avoid other people.
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by Krasnol 6mo ago
I don't know where you are but oobe/bypassnro worked for me just 2 weeks ago.
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by Krasnol 6mo ago
White page from one of Germany's largest ISPs.
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by Krasnol 6mo ago
The word has it's use outside the chess world though and there it is as I wrote it.
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by Krasnol 6mo ago
To be honest, that coffee idea sounds really good to me. Not having to deal with the currently still trendy coffee culture and getting exactly the same coffee every time sounds perfect. Or let's say, it's perfect if the product ta
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by Krasnol 6mo ago
Did they mention another one with such a significant racism issue or are you trying to whatabout this discussion?
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by Krasnol 6mo ago
The disadvantage is the fact that you're obligated to move. The outcome of the move is not determined though.
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by Krasnol 6mo ago
Elon Musk has manipulated Groks outputs to target certain demographics. It is important to highlight this fact, as some people perceive the AI as an objective tool rather than a curated one. Furthermore, I found your final paragraph unclear
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by Krasnol 6mo ago
I'm looking forward to the Home Assistant HACS Integration.
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by Krasnol 6mo ago
There is absolutely nothing subjective about a surveillance state. There is historical and current evidence for the danger of those tools. Continuous danger for the whole population of an affected state. Some countries has learned from that
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by Krasnol 6mo ago
> So as much bad as you think it does, there are clear cases where its helped You can "justify" so much with that sentence, that it becomes meaningless. Also, it won't hide the fact that this surveillance infrastructure ca
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by Krasnol 7mo ago
I wonder why it is so trendy to want that. Yeah, the law is unjust but spare even this part of the population this unnecessary risk. It's not like they can't join if they want to but why put force on it? So everybody feels miserab

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