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5y ago
According to northvolt 50 procent of the cathode material is going to be reused to make new cells and the bigger issue is that there isn't going to be enough spent batteries to recycle. https://northvolt.com/newsroom&#x
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5y ago
I would rather say all forms of combustion produces pollutant that needs to be dealt with.
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5y ago
>and blackmail buyers with missing basic features accordingly It's what VW does best! Remember that the first car looked like horse wagon and did for quite a while. The same can be said about the infrastructure as well.
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5y ago
Yeah I'm thinking that's because our interpretation of reality and it's abstractions är falsy and that filter is applied every time we update the memory. Maybe then when we are learning a new subject through say reading our f
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Egyptologists find vast millenia-old 'lost golden city'
(afp.omni.se)
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6y ago
I think that depends on how much heating/cooling is being used.it should be enough for just lights and devices.
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6y ago
Is this available to people outside of the US as well and is there a guide for setting this up? Last time I used twilio for a basic sms gateway there was a lot of clicking and typing.
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I'm even convinced that we actually have a lot of inflation but instead of decrease of the value of money we get decreased value of the base function and durability of our goods. Everything is getting worse because our financial syste
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6y ago
Then we should find the optimal point of socio-economic development with regards to co2 emissions? Or is upward mobility impossible to remove from the system?
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I'm mostly disappointed that there wasn't a single picture in the whole article.
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6y ago
That you're paying for these ads.
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6y ago
>If this doesn't describe evil, I don't know what else could. Private prisons seem awfully close to slavery/indentured workers.
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I wouldn't call that dense forest.
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6y ago
Why is it only possible to grow leafy greens with hydroponics? Is it a because of the size of the actual plant?
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6y ago
VAT is a tax on the final consumer collected with the aid of the companies in the supply chain.
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Hackers leak data from Embraer, third-largest airplane maker
(zdnet.com)
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6y ago
I also recommend this podcast. I've listened to the whole thing a couple of times and it gives a descent overview (I think) which makes it easier to dive deeper into the concepts and philosophers that interests you. For me it was Desc
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6y ago
Thanks for all your hard work Dang.
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How someone found it: "I looked at rock type (Sandstone), color (red and white - no black streaks like found on higher cliffs in Utah), shape (more rounded indicating a more exposed area and erosion), the texture of the canyon floor (f
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6y ago
No, I have small children at the moment so my sleep is disturbed by that but as soon as they start sleeping normally through the night I'm going to have it checked out.
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6y ago
I suspect I might have some sleep disturbance. It's really hard for me to sleep on my back, I wake up constantly and snoor so I just sleep on my stomach instead.
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6y ago
I think you're being down-voted because your comment doesn't really add anything to the discussion at hand.
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They're definitely stressed but not overloaded. Still we don't know how long the medical personnel will find this stress tolerable. Right now they are using a emergency provision that enables them to order workers to work 48 h a w
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Agreed, I wonder if the same amount of abstract concept would be possible though, can you feel a graph? could you do trigonometry with just hearing and sense of touch?
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I've always figured it's our visions ability to perceive wholes, one of something. A clear conceptual border between two entities.
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7y ago
"Fasting occurred without eating or drinking between predawn breakfast and dinner at sunset (lunch, liquids, water, snacks were skipped). " So they didn't even drink water?
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7y ago
Being a sceptic is premiered amongst the hn crowd and tbh that's why I visit everyday. If I wanted optimistic half-truths I would keep consuming ad-run media.
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Very robust, if we just ignore the irreversibel damage done to pretty much every ecosystem in the world in the name of profi or billions of people living in the waste of the wealthy. Business as usual.
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I'm not sure what ideology you are alluding to but that statement is correct, it's impossible for me to not see things through my lense, it's the only one i've got.I'm not by any means saying that countries should d
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Yeah, I'm all for creating brakes and maintenance periods.
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