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boringg
2mo ago
It becomes a local politics issue.
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2mo ago
All power projects have to look at economic viability. Every project has different needs and market dynamics. THERE IS NOT A ONE TYPE OF PROJECT WORKS FOR ALL LOCATIONS. Resources mixes vary as do the demands of the power. I can't st
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2mo ago
The reason Germany gets singled out is because it was a massive policy misstep and highlights the shortsightedness of the environmental movement. It seems that they have changed their tune about it nuclear - but their entrenched efforts (an
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2mo ago
This gets repeated again and again. They are not in conflict with each other - both need to be done in tandem. It is not a this or that strategy - it is an all of the above strategy. Nuclear is critical for long term generating power. Ba
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3mo ago
The energy balance on that makes no sense. You will be zerg swarmed.
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3mo ago
What dosage are we talking here?
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3mo ago
how did they solve it?
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boringg
3mo ago
Nothing since then. Thats a long 30 years.
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3mo ago
Best question - how many tokens in dollars were spent to win the comp?
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3mo ago
I think that was the prior pier maybe in the picture? The main pier only has one - it’s massive and goes forever. Pretty beefy construction too given that it takes a lot of heavy trucks. Progreso - great pier and a great kiteboarding spot.
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3mo ago
The war on education continues. Tactically this serves the current political administration well. It is definitely a sad state of affairs in the US right now. Both the colleges letting their costs get out of control to the control to open
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3mo ago
I think they are asking you to expand. It seems that your comment was short and not full of specific examples to draw from.
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3mo ago
Agreed
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3mo ago
Continue to be unable to answer the basic question I ask you - and I get the "sure bud". Ok, sure bud.
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3mo ago
I mean you are the one reacting. I am curious what you are trying to achieve except casting shame (implied morality) and shutting down conversation. I assume (maybe incorrectly) that you are just reacting without thinking about the deeper
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3mo ago
So you agree your comment provides no value to the conversation here except a kind of "check your privileges - shut down the conversation I am greater than thou perspective". I am asking you what value are you trying to bring here
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3mo ago
But does it matter that it is or isn't privileged? Thats the root question. What are you trying to highlight? I have to assume you aren't trying to shame someone for moral opinion about talking about facts on the table - as that
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4mo ago
Hydrolysis.
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boringg
4mo ago
Tough to tell these days. I got seriously asked by someone from Egypt if I though the pyramids were built by humans or aliens. I stared at them in disbelief.
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boringg
4mo ago
How did you figure this one out and how did you resolve it? Asking for a friend!
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4mo ago
Maybe some do but thats not the norm.
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4mo ago
Are you for real?
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4mo ago
Will the AI labs always make sure there is at least a years worth of differential? I guess the underlying business premise is that each new release has a step function change that prevents this kind of behaviour..
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4mo ago
How do we remove that? Those are the exact kind of people most intelligent people find quite grating in an organization - though because they self-promote so much its difficult to unpack the truth until they have kind of weaseled their way
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4mo ago
Why do you think Pokemon makes the cards super bright and shiny :)
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4mo ago
Startup vs incumbent
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4mo ago
Agreed. Rupture is real and permanent, driven by one side.
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4mo ago
I guess the real question at the end of the day -- how dependent are people on Claude to tolerate that kind of behavior? It certainly opens up for the competition to explicitly not do that. Feels like a big fumble from a strategic business
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4mo ago
Equities rise and fall. Unless you fully cash out that stuff can materially drop and if you do materially cash out - it can inflate away. Sorry to be a downer but there is no certainty on the future especially with the level of chaos being
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4mo ago
Were the websites actually held responsible though?
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