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by a3w 4y ago
The diagrams have no legend as to how they work. This seems like BS. Also, small talk is missing from german discussion. It is important to note that bosses initiate and set the time limit on that, though.
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by a3w 4y ago
Exponential growth means you could use a few hundred cells per type I guess. Leaking these cells into the biosphere and contaminating every other oil source would be, no pun intended, unwell.
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by a3w 4y ago
It does produce CO2. They just hope to store or contain it. Please don't. You can generate the H2 once. We need the infrastructure to produce our worldwide energy demand regeneratively anyway, so why take this risk?
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by a3w 4y ago
#28 That shoes [exist]. Shoes are pushed into the marked by Big Shoe. I stopped wearing them, and my health improved. Convince me wrong. /s
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by a3w 4y ago
"should be in english", well, I am german and I have no idea what the words in my tax return mean. So to The Layman not even that may help.
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by a3w 4y ago
So, like easy git (egit), but even more minimalistic?
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by a3w 4y ago
Is disagree. I have no idea how to do CSS after five years of web programming, except using trial and error. Reading "what is new in CSS3" did not help much, but at least flexbox means I don't use howtocenterincss.com any mor
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by a3w 4y ago
Looking for any mark of sarkasm here.
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by a3w 4y ago
Observed the same, doing the same, on my bike.
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by a3w 4y ago
For me, it was too long and verbose: instead of showing with no prior knowledge, it starts telling me how intuitive stuff will be. Also the sound started activated and by clicking, as instructed by the blinking text, I disabled it, which wa
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by a3w 4y ago
This. My old first boss told us that he is happy if we sit at our work places and are deep in the trenches of coding. I was happy when doing databases on a whiteboard or collecting coffee and fruit from the canteen. Needless to say, I did n
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by a3w 4y ago
I think the problem is [bra] fake books and [ket] Amazons... I think the problem is [left] fake books and [Quote sign] Amazons... Okay, on the third try I read less and more. Still, it felt ugly.
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by a3w 4y ago
Github text search is pretty comprehensive. Should be findable, if it is in a public repository. Are private repos treated as copyrighted by the "only copyright free code" case?
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by a3w 4y ago
The dev is defending (his) copyleft, not patents. So let me stick to discussing the former, not the latter, in the following post: His opinion, as well as the current state of law: His code could and shall be used pretty freely, but a comme
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by a3w 4y ago
Was expecting food taxonomy: when is a slice of food not a slice of food? (Not go-lang.) See cube rule of food identification for actual discussions on food taxonomy.
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by a3w 4y ago
Uno card: Reverse! Is TV Tropes available as a single file ZIM download?
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by a3w 4y ago
This seems to be in the ballpark, although the podcast "methodisch inkorrect" cited (years ago and in german) a perhaps too ideal number of 99%. Lets agree on a factor of 20 between burning fossils and using fission as an energy s
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by a3w 4y ago
Is the title a reference to: "Now witness the power of this fully armed and operational battle station" from Emperor Palpatine? Nice foreshadowing, the battle station did not "go poof" in that scene, though, like singlef
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by a3w 4y ago
If you want nuclear: Bill Gates says small reactors will be safer soon. Wait for those. I do hope they use pebble-beds, and are not just "sealed" to be more secure.
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by a3w 4y ago
To specify: Aborted due to pain in my right hand while scrolling. I did get a CT scan of that hand due to a sporting accident, though, and it got better a few weeks later. Also, my OS usually allows me to change line skips per mouse wheel i
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by a3w 4y ago
Thanks for the downvotes. Read the EULA. Then think about the rule of the messenger vs. the content of the message.
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by a3w 4y ago
> His bit on Joe Rogan OT, but was Joe Rogan during that time (playing) an idiot that never second guesses blatant lies? I find it hard to watch obscure experts, that are either genius' or delusional, and not know what I heared&#x2F
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by a3w 4y ago
Ancient greeks did have steam powered toys. It has been discussed elsewhere, that you need a need for revolution to get the progress made on the labour force and market that emerged in the UK to get a first "industrial revolution"
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by a3w 4y ago
Everyone in germany after 12 years of school: what's a rosetta stone. But the internet does teach you the cultural meme of something being a rosetta stone, so I can infer.
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by a3w 4y ago
A little to coarse, since OP asked about the UK. But Obama already acknowledged that the US will never pay back all their debt, "even if they get 10% GDP increase per year for every single year" if I am not mistaken about that non
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by a3w 4y ago
"Fast sodium", a.k.a not the safest way to build a fission reactor. But a good way to build a conventional, water/sodium-based bomb.
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by a3w 4y ago
Update: An email arrived: 50 extra credits, please try again. This time, verification worked. My account already existed.
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by a3w 4y ago
I gave them my phone number, only then the signup failed. Well thanks for nothing, that is on par with scammers.
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by a3w 4y ago
How do you fell about the pitfalls, like "if you inherit from a class, make sure the base destructor is virtual, or you just added a memory leak" Some books on C++ teach you those, but I give up very early on learning languages wi
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by a3w 4y ago
> at no point in history it felt like the company is just milking its users. Still, the EULA states that steam is a subscription, for currently 0 (USD|EUR) per month. So at any time they might increase that fee.

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