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by Rule35 6y ago
I want to add that I and most pro-Nuke people I know also want renewables. In good wind places, wind is a huge win. In good solar places, solar is a huge win. A healthy grid definitely takes advantage of cheap renewables and ideally peakabl
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by Rule35 6y ago
> > His factual correctness and his sincerity > I notice you're not making this argument about MM. I'm not talking about MM at all because your post was about PM. And it's not an argument, it's an observation, a
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by Rule35 6y ago
Because they're what everyone wants - the counterpoint. They get ratioed because they aren't preaching to the choir. You know what posts don't have them? Ones that don't offer them anything. It's generally incendiar
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by Rule35 6y ago
> > delegates all responsibility to manage oneself to outside forces > Good. That's exactly what psychologists have been telling people for decades No, neither phrase says "I am bad because I'm depressed". But o
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by Rule35 6y ago
Ehh. He's either in the culture war, or he believes what he says. If you're a Brit you probably see the royal family fairly positively. (Many brits don't like them as people, but think they're handling the transfer of
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by Rule35 6y ago
No, they need the genuine man-on-the-street rage posts for the five-minute hate to really be effective. They need to cut to shots of normal people screaming. It's worth it to them even if they have to go through and delete all the comp
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by Rule35 6y ago
It's quite common. Moderation is a bit of a thankless job so help is always welcome and in a power-grab honesty and hard-work become negatives, trumped by the ability to lie shamelessly and ceaselessly. Many women's subreddits, es
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by Rule35 6y ago
Because one group has the time to go onto the other's forums and scan for anything incendiary and forward it to the press. And only one group of people says that they're being literally killed by words. Also, most news channels do
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by Rule35 6y ago
The maliciousness comes in with the self-interest. They're lying to you because they make more money when you don't know to complain. They aren't like baby killers or anything, but they are certainly prioritizing their wallet
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by Rule35 6y ago
> because I don't want my taxpayer money to be wasted on any more nuclear boondoggles. What's your opinion of mask refusers? How about people who don't actually refuse to wear a mask but who just sabotage all societal effo
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by Rule35 6y ago
> The Cat in the Hat is based on a blackface minstrel show. So the cat is black people? What do the eggs represent? Honestly, making non-racist media out of old racist stuff seems like a good thing. If you could take some WW2 German folk
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by Rule35 6y ago
But not "accidental" because they had to create and maintain it. Stupid would be them intending but failing to make post visible.
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by Rule35 6y ago
> Because the higher the electricity price the more profitable it becomes to invest in renewable electricity. OP is talking about generation costs. Up is bad.
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by Rule35 6y ago
Right, but you don't accidentally shadow-ban someone, you first have to create the whole system to do so... So they weren't 'stupid'. It obviously was intentional to lie to the user. We're just discussing the line a
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by Rule35 6y ago
> the teachers are not responsible for Dr. Seuss being a huge racist who incorporated disgustingly racist imagery in children's books Lol, like the "Eskimo fish". Maybe stop getting your news from Tumblr. You're clear
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by Rule35 6y ago
> Why don't you ask the union organizers in the Alabama union drive what they are hoping for. I've read many lists, like the one you posted (thanks), and mostly I do not find them believable and where I do, I don't find th
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by Rule35 6y ago
I'm mostly pro-blockchain but I understand the HN stance because every crappy idea has its pumpers who will defy logic and reason and they infest everywhere that doesn't delete them. It's asymmetrical, they make millions by p
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by Rule35 6y ago
Unions are a tool from when jobs could kill you, or were in exploitative company towns. They're a very big hammer to use for things you can do on your own, and when there are many other jobs to take. But they come with a lot of drawbac
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by Rule35 6y ago
This is why we need a social credit-rating type system, then it just totals the points. Kids are faster, less likely to be hit, and generally have worse credit so it all works out.
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by Rule35 6y ago
Russian oil is quite a ways West, around Kazakhstan, and China's population density is to the East. The trip would be around 5000km, and take a week on good roads. Perhaps double or triple this depending on the season, and maybe with a
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by Rule35 6y ago
This is the USA's Poland.
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by Rule35 6y ago
> Unless the Taiwanese leadership decides to commit suicide by a cop and declares full independence Suicide by cop is pretending to draw a weapon. Your example is closer to, in America, refusing to be breathalyzed and demanding to be tes
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by Rule35 6y ago
We just saw an example of how a joke about mobile game developers going out of their way to addict people was twisted into being a joke about mobile gamers, and therefore somehow directly into being racist and misogynist, and called "p
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by Rule35 6y ago
Right. This is an example of the dumbest kind of NFT. It's not even a signed original, it's just a token that says "You own the thing!" but for a resource that anyone could download anyway and ownership isn't tied t
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by Rule35 6y ago
I used to hate veblen goods, until I learned to appreciate the "fool and his money" aspect. Now when I see some $100k handbag I'm glad that person gave away a bunch of actual societal influence (money) for a bit of temporary
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by Rule35 6y ago
The paper was submitted late. Because of this, and probably previous actions, there was a special go/no-go review instead of a weeks-long back and forth. If the paper was good it could go through the process and be ready for the next c
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by Rule35 6y ago
Nobody and nothing, and this is generally impossible. Essentially what you do is just encode a trusted party (or multiple) and do what they say. This way you get "trusted" data in the blockchain for scripts to use. For instance, w
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by Rule35 6y ago
Generally, if you have to ask that, an NFT is not a good solution for your problem. In many cases, the answer is "yes", they very likely would, but it wouldn't be easier than a non-NFT. If you were already in business with so