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Amazon shareholders to vote on revealing retailer’s plastic footprint(theguardian.com)
1 points by bttrfl 5y ago|0 comments
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by bttrfl 5y ago
why is it downvoted?
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by bttrfl 5y ago
you might want to check MicroAcquire
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by bttrfl 5y ago
Unrelated to PG's post... I had no clue what MightyApp is so I went to their website [0]. When I scrolled to "Work without the fan noise" section on the homepage my fan started to work pretty hard. Haven't checked if the
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Carbon offsets used by major airlines based on flawed system, warn experts(theguardian.com)
2 points by bttrfl 5y ago|0 comments
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by bttrfl 5y ago
this is explained in the FAQ. They merge different sources, notably data from SQMs which "stands for Sky Quality Meter. It's a small device that can measure sky quality ie. darkness. It's widely used by amateur astronomers be
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by bttrfl 6y ago
"Bitcoin isn’t bad for the environment. In fact, Bitcoin is very, very good for the environment." wish I could downvote.
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by bttrfl 6y ago
Hiding stuff under a carpet is never a win, not in a long term.
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by bttrfl 6y ago
If I were to build my own search engine: - I'd make sure that multipurpose sites get lower ranks, ecommerce with a blog would get worse rank than a stand alone blog or an ecommerce. this would eliminate all the content marketing and ow
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It's possible to rehabilitate large-scale damaged ecosystems (2012(youtube.com)
1 points by bttrfl 6y ago|0 comments
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by bttrfl 6y ago
searches turn into trees only if you click ads: "Clicking on ads generates revenue for Ecosia, which is paid by the advertiser. Ecosia then uses at least 80% of its monthly profits to plant trees where they are needed most" https
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by bttrfl 6y ago
I didn't exactly quit my job. I reduced working on my startup to the absolute minimum, though I had to be as responsive as ever in case anything happens or a client needs something. I got in a car and drove around Europe. Then I left t
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by bttrfl 6y ago
Thanks, but it looks like Nova does too many things to my liking.
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by bttrfl 6y ago
thanks, bookmarked.
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by bttrfl 6y ago
I'm afraid I'm a nano guy. Though, I have never given vim a chance so maybe I should spend an evening with it.
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by bttrfl 6y ago
I still love brackets. I don't use any fancy plugins or even live preview. All I care about is speed and good search. What are my options?
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by bttrfl 6y ago
Bitcoins adoption leads to climate change acceleration. Therefore, profiting from bitcoins means profiting, indirectly, from acceleration. I'm only trying to explain to you how I understand the original post, and it has nothing to do w
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by bttrfl 6y ago
That's exactly how I understood the parent: Musk goes after anything that brings profits, and doesn't care about climate. Neither acceleration or deceleration.
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by bttrfl 6y ago
Tough subject, also because customers hate price testing. There's a fascinating presentation by Jeremy Howard discussing dynamic insurance premium pricing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYrWTDxoeGg
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by bttrfl 6y ago
...and align the number to the right.
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by bttrfl 6y ago
It's not a problem of Bitcoin but the reality in which there is no cap on externalities. Every sane person will try to limit consumption/waste of critical resources if she knows the resource is limited. It's an easy choice to
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by bttrfl 6y ago
CO2 isn't the only reason to take care of forests. If we replace a naturally grown forests with newly planted one we destroy an existing thriving habitat and replace it, in most cases, with a monoculture. This has tragic impact on biod
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by bttrfl 6y ago
We are bothered by deforestation and diminishing biodiversity yet we fail to put monetary value on rainforests. Let's make Brazil one of the richest countries in the world for what they have and they will make sure not a single tree is
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by bttrfl 6y ago
I use ublock, but the site works fine for me. Are you blocking JS? Looking at the source code it's some kind of a javascript single-pager, built entirely in the app itself.
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by bttrfl 6y ago
Another autotracking tool is https://useitbetter.com which combines quant analytics with heatmapping and a/b testing. I believe Mixpanel also offered autotracking for a while, but it didn't work out for some reason? It
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by bttrfl 6y ago
google trends can help answer your question: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?geo=US&q=chess,fort...
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by bttrfl 6y ago
I sometimes play online and for some reason I frequently stumble upon users who cheat in all kinds of ways. From using a computer (it's easy to tell when all moves regardless of difficulty take exactly the same time to make) to baiting
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by bttrfl 6y ago
The easiest way is to avoid supermarkets. I have a small market nearby where I buy, once a week, directly from small local farmers. You can learn the calendar there quickly.
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by bttrfl 6y ago
Summer/autumn is easy - you can feed your kids new things every day. Jars (and cans) will help you go through winter/spring. I buy mine from the same folks I buy fresh vegies/fruits from.
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by bttrfl 6y ago
There's no scientific basis for my choice, but I have almost entirely stopped eating seasonal produce out of a season. I eat tomatoes in the summer and early autumn and then I patiently wait months to eat them again. When the winter co

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