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TheLogothete
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TheLogothete
10y ago
Yeah, I want to hear about estimating competitor sales too.
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10y ago
>Apart from the US and its PTC structure, most of the huge capacity additions happening in wind and solar in Europe, Asia, Africa, China and India are happening from pure private unsubsidized auctions for power. I don't want to ente
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TheLogothete
10y ago
Perhaps I should have been more clear. I want to present the results in pdf or html. Like xtables, tables and stargazer packages in R.
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10y ago
I hear a lot of talk about using python for data analysis. I gave up after trying to find a library to do cross tabs. Is there something to make custom tables in python other than prettytables?
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10y ago
I can't do the math because there are no baselines. Talking about capex reduction in percentages doesn't tell me the overall picture. You also talk about energy prices, but are those prices subsidized? All the talk about solar ene
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TheLogothete
10y ago
A quick google search says you are wrong. Can you back your thinking with some facts?
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TheLogothete
10y ago
He said that? Can you please provide the quote?
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TheLogothete
10y ago
And if it doesn't happen at all?
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10y ago
Why is this guy getting downvoted? There are multiple people saying "sounds too good to be true, but it isn't. Solar is great because I said so!". This guy provides evidence to support that it is not true and gets downvoted?
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10y ago
So his quote is "I think a new coal plant would give you costlier power than a solar plant" He thinks a NEW plant would give you costlier energy. Secondly, aren't the solar projects subsidized in a BIG way? I have seen many
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TheLogothete
10y ago
>when the ad-pocalypse hits. I wouldn't hold my breath.
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10y ago
I would think that more than half of those searches are navigational.
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10y ago
No, that's the real version of politics. It's realpolitik. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Realpolitik There is no other way in politics. Never has been, never will be.
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10y ago
A war between Israel and the Arab nations is unavoidable without the US mediating through 3rd parties (like SA). This would be an extremely large and bloody war by itself, but it will inevitably lead to hotspots in other parts of the world,
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10y ago
The US has interests in every square inch of the planet.
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10y ago
Values don't play any role in politics[1]. It's just the way it is. Whether this is good or bad is debatable and depends on the circumstance. [1]Except in the rarest of occasions. edit: they also serve as a means to pretend and ex
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10y ago
It's a tad bit more complicated than that in real world.
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10y ago
So the only ally of the US in the middle east left is Israel? That would be world war 3, for sure.
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10y ago
That completely ignores reality. It is one thing for me to say "let's kill Bill". It is an entirely different thing for me and you to surveil his movements, his schedule, to develop code names, to discuss scenarios for action
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TheLogothete
10y ago
What telemetry has to do with private communication? Not a rhetorical question.
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TheLogothete
10y ago
A conspiracy to commit crime is not a thought crime, it's an actual crime. edit: where thought = imaginary
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TheLogothete
10y ago
Are you serious? "X" is pretty great nowadays, you just need to enable some obscure option. And that's the problem of linux. It's like that for everything.
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10y ago
First link I click: Q:Do the Poor Waste Transfers on Booze and Cigarettes? A: No Measurement: Survey asking how much money you spend on alchol. Justification: For more sophisticated gaming and to deliver the mostly negative and insignifica
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10y ago
They were just bolded, not a terribly good choice to indicate a hyperlink, IMO.
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10y ago
>As it turns out, that assumption was wrong. That's a bold assertion. Care to back this up? Because you know, I have an entire peninsula full of people to demonstrate that this is false.
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10y ago
It's very ironic that you talk about naiveté. You think legislators do not understand the subject because of what they said? You believe what the politicians say?
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10y ago
That would make the lender lose money.
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10y ago
But you said "The views (and ad revenue) go to the reuploader instead of the original creator." ??
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10y ago
You get to monetize fb videos?
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10y ago
Nobody said capitalism is without faults. It's just the only realistic option.
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