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by SECProto 3y ago
Single digit thousands of solar panels might reduce emissions more in your case, but it certainly wouldn't in mine (grid here has very low gCO2/kWh)
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by SECProto 3y ago
If one wanted to make a regulation regarding hood height, having a study like this as evidence would be critically important. Gut instinct alone wouldn't suffice
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by SECProto 3y ago
> the reality is there were far more of these claims than there could be primary targets The USSR peaked at nearly 40,000 nuclear weapons, one for every 10,000 people in the US with 15,000 to spare for allies.
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by SECProto 3y ago
> It is a private company, not the country of Japan, if I understand correctly. What makes you say that? It looks like a JAXA programme to me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_Lander_for_Investigating...
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by SECProto 3y ago
> The far UV spectrum being talked about here is not the same as conventional UVC germicidal lamps, nor the same as UVA/B from the sun. I was responding to someone suggesting outside-levels of UV exposure. If we're talking abou
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by SECProto 3y ago
> I suspect that subjecting people indoors to an amount of UV radiation comparable with a day outside might be OK And I suspect this is very incorrect. UV is beneficial at low quantities, but has serious negative impacts on human health
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by SECProto 3y ago
Yup, if you want to do it at home, make it a little bit mushier. I don't like it, but it is very doable. Commercially they may use a binder, I don't know, I just wanted to make sure people knew they're available!
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by SECProto 3y ago
The amylopectin details may be right, but the rest is wrong. Conbini's sell brown rice onigiri (look for 玄米), it's just usually a very limited selection. They don't fall apart, and you eat them the same as normal onigiri.
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by SECProto 3y ago
Thanks, I graphed the data from the table on page 52 of your PDF: https://imgur.com/a/OH5WX4c
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by SECProto 3y ago
Note that graph seems to have no data between 1986 and 2018
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by SECProto 3y ago
> It has fluctuated over time, but has almost always been over the minimum limits (25/3) IMO SpaceX didn't apply for 25/3, they applied for 100/20. The rest of your comment matches my experience.
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by SECProto 3y ago
Thanks for the advice - hopefully it helps others. For me, it happens infrequently enough that I am unlikely to remember anything specific for the situation. I never select multiple tabs otherwise.
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by SECProto 3y ago
> except for waiting for every page to reload. When I lose firefox (usually when power outage) I just cycle through all the tabs with ctrl+tab, by the time I get back to the first one it has reloaded (and the others do so in the backgrou
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by SECProto 3y ago
> This might be a Windows issue rather than a Firefox issue I leave multiple tabs open for weeks+ on Windows (and android), I have never experienced any issue (except when windows decides to update - but firefox always restores itself wi
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by SECProto 3y ago
> > How much Land does a man need > A lot. Spoiler: the true answer is the last sentence in the short story.
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by SECProto 3y ago
> That’s crazy slow! I can’t even begin to think of how long it would take to get anywhere. By comparison, “The Texas [...] Amsterdam is roughly 25km across, so less than an hour on surface streets (which this is about). Meanwhile, Austi
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by SECProto 3y ago
I agree with shakedowns of all large multinational corporations, yes. I'm not a shareholder of anything.
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by SECProto 3y ago
> If the grocery store wanted to charge me 10 cents per visit for the air I breathe, I would have fundamental issues with that, but I'd still probably pay. Really? You'd just pay it? (maybe negotiate them down to 6 cents like g
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by SECProto 3y ago
> As a Canadian this is disappointing to me. I disagree with the law. As a Canadian, this is exciting to me. I agree strongly with the goals of the law (while holding nitpicks about the actual wording). I think the fact that Google came
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by SECProto 3y ago
> To be fair, it's possible to run on rubber and still mess it up, noise-wise, like BART does with gusto. BART is standard steel track and steel wheel, just different wheel and rail profiles - plenty of resources if you wanna read a
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by SECProto 3y ago
This is the answer. Apollo missions were essentially 6 stages (3 to orbit then TLI, lunar descent stage, lunar ascent stage, CSM). Maybe 7 if you count dropping the service module for reentry. The whole concept of starship only works if the
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by SECProto 3y ago
If you were driving a new car each time you left the house, you would.
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by SECProto 3y ago
The point of my comparison with a local developer is that you're hearing one person's viewpoint, who has a very specific interest in the case - so you hear the one specific worst piece of the review process. That criticism is vali
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by SECProto 3y ago
> Massive page overlay popup. Can't esc from it Clicking the prominent "refuse all" button works
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by SECProto 3y ago
The seal thing is very old news [1] that is pretty irrelevant other than to show Musk will present any regulation in the most unfavourable light if it affects his schedule. I see the exact same thing with contractors around me complaining a
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by SECProto 3y ago
> for each € invested in nuclear, we’re actually much better off investing in lower-cost, lower-risk projects and technologies (renewables, electrification, heat pumps, grid upgrades, insulation, storage, etc) that deliver more carbon s
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by SECProto 3y ago
Yes, I wasn't referring specifically to japanese kitkats - I don't know what's in them, been a couple years. But the use of palm oil has become pretty pervasive and (maybe it's placebo effect) the flavour has declined.
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by SECProto 3y ago
Yep, the EPR design has had major constructability issues with every site (except the one in China, but there may be a lack of transparency with any issues/solutions that were done with them). EPR2 looks specifically to address the iss
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by SECProto 3y ago
sugar instead of HFCS, cocoa butter instead of palm oil. There's definitely better quality in some markets and products than others
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by SECProto 3y ago
Yep, deep geothermal would be cool, but not as mature. Was specifically advocating nuclear as it is basically a drop in replacement for fossil fuel in existing CHP plants. SMRs might work, though I am somewhat skeptical of anyone proposing

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