Kydlaw

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by Kydlaw 5y ago
The largest solar battery capacity in the world is filled by less than one hour of production from the smallest of the 52 French nuclear power plants. Guys, that's going to be a lot of batteries. And by a lot I mean a SHIT-TON of batte
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
> Current growth would hit a wall informed by our understanding of physics somewhere very roughly in the thousands-of-years-range. A thousand years is a very optimistic estimate I would say. World3 (which is still on track of its predict
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
Thank you for checking, I was dubious too about that claim.
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
> The fallacy here is the equivalence of economic goods to material goods. Many economic goods are not material. But what part of the economy does this represents? Most of the Internet run through ads, whose objective is to sell stuff. T
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
I'm surprised the author tackled this topic without mentioning World3 from The Limits to Growth or the heavy reliance of modern, developed societies on fossil fuels? Thus it's a very interesting economical opinion, but without add
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
I find the the title of the news really misleading. We MUST worry about CO2, as much as other greenhouse gases to stop the energy imbalance. Some journalists are irresponsible to beat around the bush of global warming, constantly trying to
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
Fast Grants, but to fight climate change?
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
I opened the live and the only reasonable thing I can say is that there are people in the stadium? How can it be considered as a proof that these people are not faking it?
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
Is there an audit of the audit's result plan by the democrats? Where is the end of such rhetoric?
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by Kydlaw 6y ago
Nowadays, POC is more widely used in French than naming a community directly by its skin color. "It is a black neighborhood" -> "It is a POC neighborhood"
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by Kydlaw 6y ago
I look briefly, but could not find any... The issue is that they are mostly presenting at French engineering schools/colleges, and the presentations are... in french. There are no usually no transcripts nor even translations. At that p
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by Kydlaw 6y ago
> I have no doubt that if humanity wanted to, it could sequester all the carbon necessary to reverse climate change While this solution is appealing, it always leads to more questions than answers. Let's assume the How is solved. Wh
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by Kydlaw 6y ago
He and his team (mostly composed of scientists, not economists) provide very interesting insights on global warming/energy transition. Unlike others, they provide the big picture of the situation and are not trying to hide their source
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by Kydlaw 6y ago
Being french and not knowing the definition of "escrow", I associated it with crook indeed ! Also at the first reading of the title I read "escort product". Thought, "ho woah HN! what is going on?" :)
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by Kydlaw 6y ago
[1] mentions "up to 5 five years". But your question still hold [1] https://natick.research.microsoft.com/
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by Kydlaw 6y ago
I don't get your point? Why is it that relevant to you?
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Today is Earth Overshoot Day – (08/22)(overshootday.org)
132 points by Kydlaw 6y ago|31 comments
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by Kydlaw 6y ago
3 weeks later compared to 2019. Mostly thanks to COVID-19?
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by Kydlaw 7y ago
There is Rust by example [1]. Maybe it is close to what you look for? [1] https://doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example
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by Kydlaw 7y ago
Is it going to be more or less brutal than the $2 trillion in the US?
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by Kydlaw 7y ago
It's back https://twitter.com/EisenbergEffect/status/12407052563898900...