Nimitz14

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by Nimitz14 5y ago
From your source, it's not as simple as you state: > One reason for rising prices is increased regulation for nuclear power, which has the important benefit of increased safety. A second reason is that the world has not built many n
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
The costs are high because noone is building. It's because of all the building that solar is low. If you started building npps the costs would go down a lot.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
Of course. It's a classic technique of totalitarianism seen in both Nazi Germany and Stalin's USSR.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
It's nr 1 in Germany UK Spain Italy Portugal Switzerland Austria Belgium Netherlands Norway Greece. That's like 90% of Europe.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
I completely disagree with your assessment and would be very curious how you got to your opinion that "extremely unpopular in the real world". I suspect it comes down to how we define "socially progressive".
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
I honestly don't think the paywall was such a bad idea. The barrier to entry was too easy, there were too many people on the platform who had no intention of hosting and were just looking for a free place to stay. The very small contri
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
I'm a bit perplexed why you quoted a statement saying what it's used for with "what are the actual use cases..." lol. This useful for me, both for ML and for adding effects through sounds. Would much rather use python th
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
They weren't working at all.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
His point is it doesn't matter much if you hear that advice you still need to spend hundreds of hours improving your mechanics to actually execute that advice.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
Sorry. > Then there is the per kilo-watt hour cost of nuclear energy which is way higher than solar or wind when taken over the full lifetime of the installation including the eventual cleanup / disposal. If we went full nuclear the
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
The only thing that would actually make a difference is going full nuclear. But the greens put a stop to that, so I find it hard to take them - and anyone else who, like you, writes paragraphs about things that in reality do not matter - se
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
This is not a good article.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
You're wrong.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
That's what the draft was great for.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
Ah yes all those resources and power the US got from invading Afghanistan. Lol. You might want to ponder what propaganda you have been falling for.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
Average and mediocre arent really the same thing tbh
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
You know what, I think you're right I should have been more specific. 99% of code that matters is written by experienced people in my opinion. I.e. the OS, the browser, your favourite apps, websites and programming libraries. Would y
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
99% of code is internal and something noone unexperienced will look at. If you're writing code for a tutorial for newbies then yeah, it makes sense to add obvious comments. But that's really it. The author is overstating his case.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
There is and has been a solution for decades but the greens are against it.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
> If you have a life threatening issue you will be seen and treated as well on the NHS as anywhere in the US That's just wrong. Try actually talking with a UK doctor about their experience instead of blindly following Labour dogma.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
Nothing you mentioned is high tech. Car companies haven't innovated anything in decades. Spotify is a perfect example of a company with lots of revenue that doesn't do anything interesting with it.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
The NHS is probably the worst health care system in the developed world.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
Pretty terrible article.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
You've gotten a lot of pushback but I just want to say I totally agree with your POV.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
No they can't.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
What a fantastic article. To me, the point of the article was that the influencers are just a symptom of a deeper malaise stemming from social media of raising everyone's expectations of themselves, the increased isolation as people sp
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
I would think they're significantly lower than what you get in the south where all the major German companies are.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
> Viet Cong meet the enemy face-to-face, most likely in the Mekong Delta or Plain of Reeds. This rare image shows both sides in combat, ARVN soldiers at the top and Viet Cong in the foreground. The VC have flanked the enemy at left and r
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
Thank you for reminding me that reading comments online is mostly a complete waste of time.
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by Nimitz14 5y ago
> context is important Funny you say that while clearly knowing nothing about the context of his comments!

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