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…and since 1915, we’ve been calling them movies. [1] [1] https://pictureshowman.com/when-did-the-term-movie-replace-m...
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Sustainable policies likely affect the poorest the least. Climate change will affect them the most. The poorest already make a lot of sustainable choices: living in apartments in cities, taking public transportation, consuming less. It’s po
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Crying about supposed unfairness, hows that supposed to do anything. But it is funny how people who personally make choices that reduce co2 fight against policies that would apply to everyone (well, at least in the same country, given there
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Germany as one of the richest nations, and one of the largest cumulative polluters, should be a role model here. If everybody needs to do it, somebody needs to start.
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Radical solutions are known but don’t involve risky Matrix-Style geo-engineering: very heavy taxation on CO2 emissions, 3x-4x those taxes for aviation emissions (due to radiative forcing), ban on ICE vehicles, successive ban on heating othe
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The US got better German Scientists.
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Macs are more secure.
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It could be an alien fooling around with a pulsar to send a message. Just if that was the case, perhaps it would make more sense to send more easily decoded messages.
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I tend to build mip problems that take days to make a good approximation (using gurobi). Those can not be modeled using pulp, because I run out of memory. I’ll check out python-mip, thanks for the tip.
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The point is that the solvers can deal with larger problems than pulp. gurobi can deal with hundreds of thousands of expressions, but then pulp will just run out of memory at that point.
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I have often started modeling problems with pulp. As the problem size gets bigger, pulp will fail to work —- that is, pulp handles writing out large problems to disk (nlogn complexity) worse than gurobi handles reading and solving them (exp
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https://www.carscoops.com/2023/03/porsche-ferrari-behind-e-f...
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No, it’s the whole automotive industry that needs to get out of fossil fuels, and is not able to maintain and evolve multiple drive technologies at once. But also, the e-fuel debate is a Backdoor to keep fossil fuels around much longer. Get
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That’s the story the FDP is trying to sell - we should be „open“ on technology, because synthetic fuels will supposedly be just as environmentally friendly as EV cars. Never mind that well-to-wheel, they’d use 5x the energy of EVs and still
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I mean good for you. Both my boys (2 and 4) are social butterflies, if they had only each other they’d probably go crazy.
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I am not a car person, but I have to deal with cars and drivers 99.9% of the time I am outside. I would rather not, but they don’t allow me that choice, and they will also fight to the last man and beyond 4C warming for their „right“ to end
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> If countries hate the idea of 1 person shop contractors they can still ban the “shadow employment” via higher level laws. If they don’t I don’t understand how this is a problem. They do. The problem is deciding whether you are a contra
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Was this found using that random Web 1.0 link from just recently?
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So only those who live in the forest on pixie dust may criticise the fossil fuel industry?
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I'm in Germany and I don't know anybody who uses such apps. I wonder what their reach is.
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How do they do it, like the imuse system of in mokey island 2, where different music layers get added and removed as you move aeound? (See https://youtu.be/7N41TEcjcvM )
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Typo: u.
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I can keep using the 2003 version of your favorite software, rather than keep updating to the new versions.
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What I like to do is get a Wondows VM on Mac. I couldn’t get Sketchip to work under Wine so actually installed Win10 again (ugh).
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Seems like Debian is all one would ever need.
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But there must be some with 32bit support?
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I see the head line and think that for 5$, you won’t be able to plan much of a rail network, er just making an infrastructure plan wont be possible. Perhaps pay some transit blogger for a Crayon? Or phrased a different way: who or what is a
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In my German news podcast, they did complain about the „Th“ difficult pronunciation. It’s difficult.
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Scrolling – GameBoy Graphics (explained) [video](youtube.com)
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Nah. If you have a bot that invests 10K, and has a reaction time of a minute, and invests in 10-100 equities with, say a couple of months each time, then you are in a completely different world than big bank bots. Its like Warren said, its

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