Oletros

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by Oletros 9y ago
> At no point. That's how science works. Those who are opposed will bring up the best arguments available, even if those arguments aren't new. They'll get evaluated, rebuffed, accepted, etc. That's how it's supp
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Why they should move to another career?
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by Oletros 9y ago
> (If ACC exists, the energy industry will fight because it ultimately harms their profits. If ACC doesn't exist, the academic lobby will fight for their prestige and grants) Why climate scientists won't have grants if there is
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by Oletros 9y ago
CO2 produced in China for western companies is acocunted in China? That distorts a lot because there is a lot of CO2 production outsourced to China
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by Oletros 9y ago
> One makes a guess that as digital delivery becomes a bigger part of the pie for them, the cost of managing physical inventory becomes more burdensome to them But they also are ditching selling ebooks
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by Oletros 9y ago
> You are irrationally focusing on just one aspect of toxicity -- an IARC group. Yes, the only agency that has stated that it might be carcinogenic, the thing you have talked about. Perhaps the irrationally focusing and changing goalpost
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by Oletros 9y ago
No, I'm saying that the IARC group for all of those product is exactly the same. The ones saying silly things are the one saying things like the oine you said disregarding any evidence. If you're so afraid that glysophate might be
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by Oletros 9y ago
1. Books were DRM free and in various formats. I could use the PDF in my computer and the epub in my ebook reader or tablet. 2. There were discounts when registering the purchased printed book 3. There were discounts for newer editions of a
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by Oletros 9y ago
So, no more DRM free ebooks, no more multiple format ebooks and Safari subscription cannot be used offline and cannot be used out of their apps. 349 euro is a very steep price Difficult to buy more O'Reilly books From the blog post: &g
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by Oletros 9y ago
I suppose that you don't eat meat or potatoes, isn't? They are in the same IARC group than the glyphosate
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by Oletros 9y ago
So, no more DRM free ebooks, no more multiple format ebooks and Safari subscription cannot be used offline and cannot be used out of their apps. Difficult to buy more O'Reilly books
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by Oletros 9y ago
I don't have any data and I'm not the one making the claim, I just was correcting a misunderstanding about the claim
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by Oletros 9y ago
> Because they pretty much never go after european companies, Do you have any stat to back this claim? > This is one of the reasons that the west Define the "west"
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by Oletros 9y ago
Perhaps it is not very know what the article 102 of the TFEU says: > Any abuse by one or more undertakings of a dominant position within the internal market or in a substantial part of it shall be prohibited as incompatible with the inte
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by Oletros 9y ago
The EU was talking about the GENERAL search results, not the category
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> But I don't think they are different markets. If when you search for a web page google shows you the best result, why shouldn't it search for the best/cheapest online retailer? It's searching for the most relevant &
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by Oletros 9y ago
> I'd love to read about how avoiding "GMO foods" increases exposure to herbicides, The OP comment doesn't say that. It says that probably is increasing their exposure more toxic herbicides, not that is increasing the
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by Oletros 9y ago
> For example, evolution. I know someone who believes in it so strongly that you can't suggest that it's still just a theory, and that it's actually possible that it's incorrect. It is a theory, but theory in the scie
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by Oletros 9y ago
> My understanding is that the EU is, or has already, going to label roundup as cancer causing. Well, the EU commission has to decide but the ECHA study concluded that it is not carcinogen https://echa.europa.eu/-/gl
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by Oletros 9y ago
Until proven wrong, yes, I think they don't do that, there is no proof and it would be very silly to do that on EC2, Google Cloud or Azure. Any hint that they could have been sneaking in confidential data of customers?
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by Oletros 9y ago
So you think Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, etc spy the confidential data of their customers?
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by Oletros 9y ago
> We know what Google and Facebook get up to with peoples data, why would Amazon not analyze or try similar to their customers? To have all that technical capability and not be curious about stuff would be a waste. Do Google, Amazon or M
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by Oletros 9y ago
> (i.e. sells their customers' data to advertisers). This is not true
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by Oletros 9y ago
False, the reason for Amazon not including Play Store is because they didn't wanted it and they forked Android.
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Extreme left? Sure
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by Oletros 9y ago
> Anti-tourist movement in Barcelona is a minority, mainly from extreme-left parties and activists from Catalan nationalist parties. This is not true. And you can look at the report through page 155 and you will see who and why is in dis
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by Oletros 9y ago
> This is shocking when Barcelona is a city that earns a sizable chunk of revenue from tourism. Yes, some people earn a sizable chunk, but I highly doubt that common people benefits from it.
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Are you aware that your link doesn't prove your point? > If Intel ultimately prevails, it would be the commission’s first defeat in a case concerning so-called abuse of dominance by a company for “very many years,” said Trevor Soame
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by Oletros 9y ago
> It's funny how people of a city who earn lots of money from tourists hate the tourists this much! It is not hate and the ones earning the tourism money are not the majority of people living and working in the city
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by Oletros 9y ago
I suppose that is information bias, only information about the EU fining US companies reaches USA

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